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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-12-22

The Produce Exchange Trust
Co., of New York went to the wall
Monday. 1t was big institution,
being capitalized at IS, 900, 900.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-12-22

The gold standard bill passed in
the house Monday by vote OF 100
to $50. Nine democrates of the
Palmer Buckner stripe voted for
its passage.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-26
OLD TAXES ABATE0.

MI Iofu NoteIS DSSidIe 1000 d Oeac
Issue.
Milford. April 25.-At a special meet
ing, tonight, the town voted to abate
all uncoilected taxes for the years 1885,
and 1887. amounting to 1926. The two
articles regarding the purchase Of a
combination fire wagon, as well as the
one to instruct the selectmen to make
a contract with the Milford Electric
Light and Power Company to furnish
lights in the residential section of the
town, were passed over. There were
about 700 voters present. With the
exception of the election Of a drunk, no
excitement was had.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-26
dust every dry day until the first of

dust every dry day until the first of
May.
Samuel Hobbs, who has charge of the
street sprinkling stated to The Spy man
today that he could not begin water
ing the streets until the first OF May,
the sprinkling cart being laid up for re-
pairs.
Representative Eugene Marchesseault
of this town has made complete ar
rangements for the opening of hts park
Memorial day. at Lake Lashaway.
The proprietor has secured Spencer
brass band and an orchestra for the
opening day The Kentucky Jubilee
Singers carrying eighteen people in the
troupe have also been secured and will
give continuous performance for Me
mortal day and every day for the entire
week.
Mr. Jefts superintendent of Spencer
Brookfield and Warren electric road
and Mr.. Marchesseault have been con-
ferring to see about building a side
track to run the electric cars into the
grounds. If this is done it will save
the people a five minutes walk through
dusty road.
The committee of fifteen appointed by
the Foresters to make arrangements for
their May festival to be held next week
will hold a special meeting this eve
ming.
The Holy Rosary C. 7. A. held a meet
ing last evening. Regular business was
transacted besides a talk on the coming
field day by the president. Thomas j,
Condor.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-26
"a. OOO GIVEN AWAY.
DATE is MAY %.

Holden, April 25.-A Sunday school
convention will be held in the Congre-
gational church Tuesday, May %. There
will be a forenoon and afternoon ses-
sion, and many prominent men from
different parts Of Worcester county are
expected to be present and speak upon
subjects connected with Sunday school
work
Miss Maude Taylor is ill at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. F.
Taylor, Main street.
Holden grange held a meeting in the
lower rooms. in Memorial hall, last
night.
The recent rain has caused the May
flower buds to develop, and by next
Sunday the flowers will probably be in
full bloom.
S. w. Arlington, proprietor Of Pine
Grove farm. is making extensive re-
pairs to the buildings on the farm.
Marcus Moore has removed his fam
lily from his home on Highland street
to the house owned by Mrs. William
Drury on Main street.
G. T. Lindfors. who has resided in
Dawsons for a number of years. has
moved into a house owned by r. H
Bennett on Main street.
The house of Martin Peeler was bro
ken into last night. The thieves eff
fected an entrance by the pantry wiz
dow. They ransacked the pantry and
took everything in the eatable line
They also secured a small amount OF
money. 1t is thought that it was the
work of tramps. They left no clue.
Phineas E. Newell is seriously i'll al
his home on Maple street. Mr. New
ell is one of the Oldest and most re-
spected residents of Holden. and is q
charter member of Post 70, G. A. r.
e. ]. Stearns is building an addition
to his hotel on Main street.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-26

Yet medicines contain this drug. There
is no opium, cocaine or any other mar
cotic in "Favorite Prescription" and it
contains no alcohol, whisky or other in
toXicant 1t is in the strictest sense a
temperance medicine.
$25, 900 GIVEN AWAY.
In the past year copies of the Peoples
Common Sense Medical Adviser to the
cost of $4,000 have been given away by
the author DR.. r. V. Pierce This great
work on health and hygiene, treats the
subjects it discusses in a common sense
way. 1t is a series of plain talks in plain
English on the plain facts of physiology
reproduction and disease. This book IS
sent free on receipt of stamps to pay eX-
pense of mailing only. Send p one-cent
stamps for the paper covered book, or 81
stamps for cloth binding. Address DR.. r.
V. Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-26
WHEN THE SHIP COMES IN.
The Precious Freight 1t Carries
A Little Love-Scape Painted by the
MaSter-Hand of Charles Dickens.

Who will ever forget the love story OF
roguish and willful Bella Wilfer and
how she shook the golden dust of the
Golden Dustman's house from her nttle
They hied them down to the water SIDE,
and there in little cottage lived through
the honeymoon. One of the. daintiest
touches in the whole story is the way IN
which Bella tells her husband Of the
coming ship She has told John she has
something serious to speak about, and
woman-Eke talks of everything else be-
fore the one thing burdening her heart,
and twists and turns a button of his
coat shyly, while she struggles with her
secret.
''And now we've got to the bottom of
it at last" said her husband, and TINS
is the thing that made you serious?"
mo, dear" said Bella, twisting the
button and shaking her head, 1T WASH I
this, but it was quite another sort OF
seriousness, a much deeper and quieter
sort of seriousness that l spoke OF, John
dear"
AS he bent his face to hers, she raised
hers to meet it and laid her little right
hand on his eyes and kept 1t there.
''Do you remember John, the day we
were married, of pas speaking OF the
ships that might be sailing to us from
unknown seas?'
~ think-among them-there is ship
upon the oceanSbringing-to you and
me little baby, John"
In her heart every young mother
chants
THE MAGNIFICENT OF MARY
when it is borne on her that she Is
Swallowed by that mighty mystery OF
motherhood There is no other moment SO
momentous in a womans life as this. A
new look grows upon, her race, new
dignity clothes her. She turns ner race
back to the mothers of the world
'sNho to her cross and passion bring
Trbair alI0NUShip of suffering.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-26

follows the use of DR.. Pierce's Favorite
| Prescription.
Mrs M +, Long, of LIE Loup Frank
lin county, Kansas, writes: Words cam
not express how grateful | am for your
| kind advice and good medicines. | have
| been in poor health more or less all my
| life. In the past nine years grew worse,
and two years ago l was so poorly could
hardly drag around. l consulted a spe-
cialist, and he said had liberation and
| that an operation would have to be per-
formed. This did not seem necessary to
me. at last wrote to DR.. Pierce asking
advice. l received an answer advising me
to try his medicines, the 'Favorite Pre-
scription,' Golden Medical Discovery,
and also his Pheasant Pellets l bought
two bottles of the Favorite Prescription,
two of the Discovery and two walls of
the Pellets and took these medicines as
advised. When commencing l weighed
1871 pounds, and after taking one bottle
of each l was like a new woman. In one
month | gained pounds After taking
two bottles of each of the medicines
named, 1 began to look like woman and
not like wasted skeleton. That weary,
tired feeling all left me-. and it did seem
as though life was worth living and that
1 had been snatched from the grave and
would live to a good old age"
A WOMAN'S PRIVILEGE.
Sick and ailing women are invited to
consult DR.. Pierce by letter. without fee
or charge of any kind. This avoids the
indicate questionings, offensive exam
nations and obnoxious local treatments
from which every right minded woman
shrinks. 1t is to be remembered that in
writing to DR.. Pierce you are writing to
a physician in regular and active prac-
tice who in his thirty years of experience
as chief consulting physician to the In
valid's Hotel and Surgical Institute Of
Buffalo, N. Y, assisted by his staff of
nearly score of specialists, has sue
cessfully treated over half million
women.
No other offer of free medical advice"
made by man or woman has behind it the
ability, the skill or the record shown by
DIR. Pierce Many offers of medical adj
vice" are made by those who cannot give
what they offer. Medical advice can only
be given by a medical man or medical
woman, qualified by education and prac-
tice to treat disease Medical" advice
from person, whether man or woman,
who is not medically educated is worse
than worthless. 1t is absolutely danger
Gus. When you seek medical advice be
sure that you are seeking it of one who
is qualified by education, experience and
skill to give it. You are sure of this when
you write to DR.. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
Every letter is treated as a private com
munication, and its contents are sacredly
guarded. All answers are mailed in plain
envelopes, bearing on them no advertis-
ing or printing.
The public press teens with warnings
against the dangers of the use of cocaine.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-26

form Of cold and 20 on through the entire List Of
remedies. At all druggists p csnts 3 vial.
II you need medical advice write Prof. Muny0n.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-26
BORDER TOWN NOTES.

North Grafton. April 25.-Evening Star
Lodge Of I. o. o. F., will give a social
dance in Barker's hall on Friday evening.
There will be a rehearsal OF 'aTopsy-
turvy" in the yestry OF the Baptist
church tomorrow evening.
Several from here are planning to 20
to the social I'm the Church Of the Cove
nant on Houghton street, Worcester,
Friday evening.
Miss Mitchell. who has charge Of the
pupils in the engine house school, was
obliged to dismiss the school today on
account Of indisposition-
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-26
BICYCLE LYING loose.

A black enamel bicycle with a 22-inch
frame fitted with a Gillian saddle and
with gold letter c on the front fork.
was picked up on the Boston and Maine
tracks by Special Officer Barrett, near
Wallis chair shop, on Union street. yes
terday,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-26
TO START MAY FIRST.

MilIvlIIe Shops of Wocnsocket Rubber
Co. viii Resume Monday.
BIillville, April 25.-The Millville Rub
Der works, which have been shut down
for two months, will resume business
Monday, May l. During the shut
down the steampipes of the plant have
been thoroughly repaired and other i'm
provements made. The rubber bust
ness is now good and the works are
likely to run all summer.
Boyle Bros. Of Boston, who have al
ready paid one visit to this village,
looking over the ground with a view
of engaging in shoe manufacturing
business.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-26

GAS To7EA.
B..r.hs 1Ihs Kind You Haze kwsys Bought
H', q &Hzzzzss<
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-26
RefrIgerators lad store Fixture

GROCERs. hotels and family
refrigerators; also repairing, all kinds
store fixtures and show cases. at lowest
prices. City salesroom with Wfibur
Sign Co. II Vine ST.; factory Rerk-
man ST., of June, Newton sq cars
Address NJ. n. Whitman. II Berlknan
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-26
MUNYON'S GUARANTEE.
Strong Assertions as to just What
the Remedies VIII DO.

Munyou guarantees
that his Rheumatism
Cure will cure nearly
all cases Of rheuma-
tisn 10 { few hours
that his Dyspepsia Cure
will cure Indigestion and
all stomach troubles
that his Kidney Cure
will cure 90 per cent.
OF al cases OF kidney
trouble; that bis Ca
tarrh Cure win cure
catarrh no matter how
long standing. that Bis
Headache Cure will cure
any kind Of headache In
a few minutes; that
bis Cold Cure viii
quickly break up any
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-11

E3E SEATTLE & San Francisco Railway Il
IavtAtion Company interest on the
M mortgage bonds OF the Seattle h
ID Francisco Railway 4 Navigation
G1npAuy. due October /, 1889, will be
EN- On presentation Of coupons to the
Rcpoiitan Trust Company. New York
~ First National bank. Seattle,
nh., or Stahl q Stranb, bankers.
kdelphia, Pa w. II. FYitch. treas
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efeAf ms3ss westward a CassnanaA sssAsAcnsA Csew
nfs 90 hencA vsanei rFotnh,y total lssaA Plat
ecst 0rar3s g.. vhse hcs~ss. re<Aee nnsinsai abOuf
ana p IA oeS $. WAS ran into hy scheneer loesgA
BEES. for San Fssnciscc OK 8 tsr Olympia:
Sankse hecm Il 1oserA Russ go fsai a tcr~srrnsAxs
say q ssrzrse s.. and eA-xied awsy ters and main
sesmAse bead
HoNoLcLr-Arr.v~d. seyk a srAs n n Hem
6xssa, frm Seattle: H ssr wa-rincc. fsum We
terra e & s sherman. frcm San Francssee. Sept.
- 0rk ]. bksn khckiszt, trpn rcrt Lusssew. SIR
City q Peking, srrxn YokcAAsna. SAiied SpEx 81
nrhr C. 4 Hcmee. for pert rswns<nd nh ~
louisiana for Pert Townsend H. a NJ ST. Eferts
for vsacoureys oct l. str tseosxs W. kidsE tcx
Manila
KAHuLrt- Sailed. o. : hksn ,eaa Smith. sss
Seattle
Ponr LCDLow-sAiisd. oct 4 sear canes ssr
San r~1o.
REDoSDo- Arrived Oct .. sch. Mnared .ssn
S<Astss
san FRANCIsCC-sailssi. Oct. 10, cosanRaa. scs
Astoria str Alliance. fee Portland: str Nzstes frr
Portland Arrived str Rahert Adaussca sro.n M.
nssrcs ST. Ahgrsircn. fsum pcxtsana: hksn SSy.h-
vest. frum TscouA, tk tsezmAnaa. sryna srS:fis IN
Santa Clara, ffum Karixk
NANAlMo. u. C.--SAiled, Oct 10. c. n. Brvsns,
for uenosuln-
DEPARTURE RAY-Ar4v~d ucs. ~ relans
SYDNEY. n, s. W--SAaied. Oct ia. Mic~ers
for Vancouver.
HooriAM. wash.--Anavsd. ocx 70, ssAr John
!. Miller. from San Frzncisco sx Ahsgdxn: scAs
Ida Mckay. frsu san fnaessoe for cssnsp1iiA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-11

A clergyman who had been greatly an
noyed by the continued Interruptions to
which he had been subjected during the
delivery OF his sermon. stopped abruptly,
and looking around at the congregation.
spoke as follows:
Some time ago. while delivering SER
mon. / was frequently interrupted by a
gentleman sitting In front Of me. who
gesticulated. moved about. and whispered
to hts neighbors. and Mt last addressed
to him a sharp reprimand for his un-
seemly conduct. When the service WAS
over my clerk In the vestry mentioned
the matter to mo and asked X was ig-
norant OF the fact that the person adj
dressed was an idiot. have since then
always hesitated to reprimand any Of my
own congregation for sn,crrupting me In
fear that I may he addressing an idiot.
who is not responsible for his actions
Silence reigned throughout the delivery
OF the remainder Of his sermon. London
Spare Moments.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-11

These are certainly welcome words .
all pale. sickiy. snsseiated. suffering NO
men. These words are true. for IUDYAN
AFFORDS relief from those disorders and
weaknesses that are natural to women
alone,
Have you headaches Zig. IL sunken
eyes srTg. ~ A pale and emaciased face
Fig. 81 Coated tongue Gig. ~ Palpt-
tatson Of heart Zig. SIT Impaired dis~s-
ton 6Ffg. So Dizzy spells. aIi-xone feel-
Ing. pain in back. sn@s OF appetite. pain
over abdomen. fasntsax s2siisY
IL 90. Hy'pyAN viii afford you relief
from ens ard al 81 these sympsorns-
HrDYAE wifi nrtrs IN. roses 70 your
cheeks. Will give you the gso~ Of health.
Ht-DYAN imports strength 70 the whole
system. ard TO the delicate female or
xanisns ia rars1casar. Hr.DYAS aaiets
The nerves. induces refreshing sleep. re.
ssves all pains and aches. HcDYAS b
werran'e friend
HEDYAE - for sale by dsiagists-scc
a package. or sfx packages for sz-en
II your druggist does not keep HTsD-
YAS. send direct 10 thu HrDYAN REM
EDY Co. corner Stockton. Ellis and
Market streets. San Francisco. Cal
Cessult the fisAyas Doctors Ahess
yesr csse-rsse - Charge. Wrsss.
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BUSY SCENES 1t KIRKLAND.


The townsise Of Kirkland. on the east
shore OF Lake Washington. has assumed
an entirely different appearance WITHIN
the past thirty days. A corps OF WORK
men on the site OF the old steel workS
plant has changed the quiet spot into ono
of great activity. From a distance large
smokestacks loom up and announce that
the new shelters buildings are nearing
completion. Nearly all these buildings
are UP, two only being yet unincioSed
The grading which was started BY the
steel works company has also been conn
pleted.
workmen are now putting In numerous
railroad sidfngs. This portion OF the
work viii be completed In less than -
week. On the interior OK the main build
ing brick masons for the past week have
been at work On the furnaces and roast
ers OF the most modern type and suit
able for handling all grades OF ore found
In the Northwest.
BY q clever arrangement OF machinery
large paddles VIII hs kTrt revolving In
each OF the reasters during the process
through which ores are put. assuring IN
even heat throughout. When the ore 10
roasted II win be automatically carried to
a central point. where II viii be dumped
into a large shoot and carried TO the sid
ing nocr and received In cars. II viii
then be taken to the furnaces.
Much Of the heavy machinery which
Superintendent Barron has ordered II now
on its way here. Other pieces. which
have to be built TO order, will not como
until later. All, however. win BE- here
and in place. so that the new plant will
be ready and in operation by January /.
Some idea can be had Of the magnitude
of the plant In the fact that the build
ing. when all completed. will cover about
ten acres OF ground.
Assistant General Superintendent
Pearce. Of the Northern Pacific, accom-
panied by General Manager Miller. of the
Seattle q International. visited the new
smeiter yesterday and examined and To-
Gated sites for the new tracks to be put
In.
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oYNOPel6
Seattle Local Repnst.-Naximm Temperature 50
degrecs; minimum. 81: mean. n; weather mostly
cseudy: - Of IN inch a raia fell duzans the past
twenty-fou1 hours.
GEORGE y. SALISBURY
oeetico Dl1ssesR. W0ah4 DuSsA
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THE MARITIME RECORD.
FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY,.
Portland. oce u u1A
UAtxkD oxAfx1 DEPARTMENT or AonaCg1v
xC8E. WEATHEn nFnHAU
DAILY 1CLLxx1M
Sesisie Oct 10. -
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While tyrhoon was raging Saturday 4 train vas
blown frum bridge into the river near UtsumomyA,
japan. Six persons were Killed aud many injured.
Great damage demo 10 property and CROPS
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MARINE news.

SPOKEN-LAA s. g.. song 81 W., Br BIZ Munel.
lat u 9. isng. > W.. Fl b Csnard. from Swan
sea for San Fank1ocr.
HoNOLCLu-Arivsd. Sept .. Jap ssz BansksA
bk iolaui, from New York: hktn 0megA. from
1quique; sept 3. Br str Acrang frcm sydney. Sail
ed. sept g. Br str Belgian King for Manila
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 6epA q. Br str Tartar.
from Manila; 9. g. Warren. from San Fran
cisco. Sept 9; q. 8. g. Nero. from Guam; str New
San Francisco.
ASToRIA-Arived. Oct .. Ger 81 ferdinand
Fischer. from Eagasah
PORT BLAKELEY-Anired. Oct 2. hktn Amslis
and sehr Eric. from Honoialu.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cncle John. ffom Hon.
oinlu Tor Puget scund, went ashore Saturday night
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STEAM THAwIN6.

CyoNpYEE Frrs. Extractor Company
essi1e-s ~ steam tsAwssx pisns. Ta-
Western avsrss~ foot ct Tnson- Tese-
racu% Gr.en III, sea.f1a Get osss prscsa
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SEATTLE wcof.r~ HOUSE, Pc Firs
avenue. C. C. FsIsor. prnpr.atnF-Manu
sacsur~r Alaska etching fsr men ans
worrer. f-sxs Fooss: Aowess arsSe&
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

EDA~ NDS-The funeral Of Arnold Edmunds viii
take place from the family residence. Mallory
house. today. at 10 q N. Intermcnt la LAke
View cemetery.
MEHAFFEY-The funeral services ever the re-
mains Of William Mehafey viii take place today
At 40 p m. at Bonney 3 Stewarf's funeral par
lors- The remains win be shipped to Philadelphia
for interment.
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BIRTHS

WILLIS-In Seattle. Saturday, October I. 1899. "a
Mr. and Mn r. Cooper Willis. Of lls Eighteenth
. avenue, q son.
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IN, yf,r, WANT To ga, EAST

nj YFtIF WANT I'D Cd EAST
Ard secure your tickets ~ The iewess
rates, reach your destination n shs short
sss p<ss@ihss tisss traysi en- the Haest
trains Ia the wosa4 ard take your meals
in the esatng esg. paying only for -rhat
yu.: order. and nave that served ~ sas-s
rates you xs1S2d Ray at sassrsx ssatsoaa .
n other words travel with '-sll rae cxsssi.
forts OF n hcrss" You car DO THIS ny cali
Irx al sAs Burlington Ectsfs Ticket Of
sscs ard arranging for your ss&kess. Year
choice o< lines leaving Seattle. Inquire al
rs Yessss way. -
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ALASKA Bcss rrzess Takon cap. stwzsti
rxisss. MsoecaAanA gost bags ste. ~ G.
Evening journal., 1899-03-13
MAY LOCsTG NEAR HSRg

HENRY G. MORsE'S NEW SHIP
YARD MAY BE ON THE DELLA
WARE RIVDR INSTEAD OF
CHESAPEAKE BAY.
Henry G. Morse, former president of
the Harlan and Hollingsworth Com
pany, who is planning to erect an i'm
mense. shipyard, has not been in Will
mington for some time. His family is
at Atlantic City. None of Mr.. Morse s
friends here know Of his pans. It is
said, however, that on Saturday sew
eral men from Pittsburg, Pa, who are
interested in the scheme, examined the
Delaware river front from Edge MooI
to Gordon Heights, and were pleased
with its location for big shipyard
AIT this point the channel is very deep
and runs in close to shore.
nIr. Morse has interested Baltimore
capitalists largely in the project, anC
1t was reported that the yards were Il
be located on the Chesapeake. MIR
Morse, is, however. said to prefer th'
Edge Moor location, and is anxious t
locate The works near this city.
A shipyard located near Edge Moo
would have many advantages owe
other locations. It would get consider
able docking business, as ship owner
will generally send their boats to tn
nearest dock, especially those passin.
lin and out of the Delawdare river I
addition to this, it would have the ad
vantage of deep water much deepe
than the shipyards Of Philadelphia
and would have the same railroad ia
cihties for securing materials. Th
company is to have a capital stock {
S12, 900 900, and will employ many mel