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Prndnce Mar,1et.

FL0UR-Net cash prices are; Family extras,
50 40ak so p Dbl; Bakers extras, SO 1905 so:
city superfne, So 1894 30; interior brands So 25@
SO for extras, 81 1904 so y Dbl for superine
WHEAT-optionS recovered considerably yester-
day morning. The spot market kept no, though
little business done. No. J. 81 722@l rs
p etl; choice, 81 77l4; lower grades, $l6712@
L TO- extra choice. for milling, 81 S0@l 50 2 etl
CALL sALEs-MoRNISs.
The market rose 21&@3e. Buyer 81, after August
lst-lO0, 81 6319; 100, 81 1884 400, 81 Ga; 100,
81 GALS: 200. 81 GAIA: 6UO. 81 64I3. Seller OIL
100, 81 1854 500. 81 5sls 100. 81 584g; 100.
81 5S5s; 1000, 81 50; 200, 81 59IA; 800, $l 5912;
100, 81 5e5s; 200, 81 60; 300. 81 69A.
CALL sALEs-AFTERNooN.
Prices made a further advance of l@112c. Buyer
,sl.loo, 81 70; 100: 81 PISS; 200 81 75Is; 100,
100, 81 o012: loo, 81 6l14; 100, 81 6l1s; 100,
8 s a:ns SOC 1.s SS i 800 800 81 81
81 $3.50; 100. 81 651s. August-40O. 81 81; 100.
BARLEY-weak at the decline. No. / Feed,
81 4219@I 40; lower grades, 81 371z@i 40; Brew
CALL sALEs-MoRNINs.
Seller '9l-600, 81 09Ia; 500, 81 CESS: 100
81 0ss4. Buyer season-i60, 81 4f3a Blowing
buyer season-lo0, 81 So 800, 81 521a.
OATS Remain tirn Choice, 81 so@l s21s; No.
/. 81 S71a; fair, 81 S0@I 50; milling. s. COG 21a
CoRN-Duil and easy Buyers refuse to self lever,
however. Quoted at 81 45@$l 475a for Large yell
low. 81 so Tor Small Round do and 81 70@l IS for
RYE-Dnl at 81 35@l 371a q ctl
BRAN-Call sale 300 tOus, seller '9l. SIS so.
Quoted at SIT 506lS p ton for the best aud Sl6 so
OF . tor for lower grades and outside brands.
MIDDLINGS-Quoted at 81 l@122 y ton for the best
and $40 $1,000 for other grades.
CHOPPED FEED-Quoted at $24 50@25 so Q
ton.
HAY-New Alfalfa is in from Byron, Contra Costa
County. selling at 80 90. Wheat is quotable at
$12@l6 so for fair to good and $1,000 y ton for
choice; Dat, $12aGl6 g ton; Wild Cat, $500
Is; Barley, $lE@i6 so; Barley and 0at, Sl3@l6;
Wheat and DAT, $l3@17 50 Alfalfa. $909 so; stock
Hay, 5000; Clover, $40 5Ot@ll50 . ton.
STRAN-QuotabIe at 65@D75c o bale.
MILLSTUFFS-Ground Barley, $31 50932 so.
The mills sell Oileake Meal at $50 q ton net the job
bers charge $27 p ton; Rye flour 23le q 10; Rye
Meal 21bc Graham Flour, 3i4c: OATMEAL 4Lac:
0at Greats, 434c; Cracked Wheat. 31ac; BucS wheat
Flour, &c; Pearl Barley. AGA IAe p 10
SEEDS-Yeliow Mustard, 80 6569275 Brown Mus
tard, 81 1895 Flax, So 50192 rs; Canary, 234 BAG
p 10; Alfalfa, 519@7e; Rape, &c; Hemp 4e414c;
Timothy. 4I2@D5c " 10.
DRIED PEAS-NileS are quotable at 81 1901 IS
p ctl; Green. 81 6212@1 10: Eastern Green, So 50
as; Backeye, 81 1901 80 q ctl: Split Peas &c % p.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at 81 80 q ct
CORNMEAL, ETC.--TabIe Meal, 3d3I4c q 10:
Feed Corn $3I 50@32 so; Cracked Corn, S32@3S q
ton; Hominy, &c p 10.
BEANs-Hothlng new: Trade quiet Bayos are
uuotabe at IS 4O@3 so Is cti; Pea, 1903 30; Small
White 1898 10: Pink, 81 25@2 40; Reds, 81 609
40: Limas 50 25; Buffers. So 1905 p ctl
POTATOES The MARKETS well stocked and weak.
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General Merchandise.

BAgs-Cacutta, June and July 74s@714c; Wool
Bags. 36t03Sc.
LEATHER-soIe. 25@27c p 10 for heavy and ZIG
23e for medium and light 1992lc for No Har-
ness, 26G12Se tor No. /.
SUGAR-The California Sugar Refinery quotes
follows, terms net cash: Cube. Crushed,
Extra Powdered and Fine Crushed, all 6ssc p 10;
Dry Granulated &c; COnfectioners' A, 61se; Extra
G, &c. Golden G. 434c p ID; Bags 4e more than bbls.
The American Refinery quotes as follows. terms
net cash: Extra Fine Cube, Crushed Fine Crushed
and Powdered, $3.50 q ID; Extra Fine Powdered,
65sc; Dry Granalated. Sc; XXX do, &c; C0nfec-
TONERS A, 57sc; White Extra G, 5sse; Extra O. sc;
Golden G, 43l y 10.
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Chicarn Mar.ets

CHICAGO. May 6.-wheat was strong at an adj
vance yesterdays decline. The opening, TAX
July for guide, was from 12c to l12e higher and
very unsettled, prices varying in different parts OF
the crowd, and almost Immediately was 1ac higher
then declined. later advanced &c, with numerous
fl citations of from lee to 1c intervening, then
reeeded 12c, ruled steadier and closed at about
2$sc higher than yesterday. Receipts, Y99 600
bushels; shipments 52s,00J bushels. Rye steady
at S5c Barley nominal.
CHICAGO, May 6.-wheat, cash, 81 Ol1s. Corn
67Ac. Pork = S12. Lard-$6 80. Ribs-$6 20.
Whisky-Sl IT
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~'~~NeNSN
Arrived.
WEDNESDAY, May 6.
stmr Point Iona Conway. 96 hours from Grays
Harbor; pass and mdse, to Grays Harbor CONNER
eial Co.
v! Greenock 1875 days; mdse. to master.
Gle red.
WEDNESDAY. May 6.
Stmr Corona, Alexander. San Diego; Goodan, Per
stmr State of California, Ackley, Portland; Good
Ship Louis Walsh. Gammans, NanaImo; John ROs-
enfeld's Sons.
Bktn Z Wilder Grinith, Honolulu Williams, Dr.
mond Co.
WEDNESDAY, May 8.
Stmr Del Norte, Stockfeth, Crescent City.
Stmr Noyo. Drisko, Noyo.
Stmr Protection Leyison, Fort Bragg
Stmr Santa Cruz Nicolson.
Stmr Celia, johnson. Humboldt.
stmr Los Angeles, Hannah, Eureka
Br ship Drumbair, Beali. Dunkirk.
Ger bark Orbis. Ohlson, Antwerp.
Bktn Fremont FaiSman, Sand Point.
Schr Archie and Fontie, Sienbal. Stewards Point
Telegraphic.
POINT LoRoS-May 6-I0 =. N. Weather
foggyi wind SW; velocity miles.
spoken.
Feb I6, 40 s, % w, Br bark BessaeId, from Ore
gon for Hull.
Domestic Ports.
PORT MADISoN-Arrived May e-sehr Compeer.
FORT BRAGG-Arrived May 6-stmr Rival hence
MAY D.
BoWENS LANDING-Arrived May 6-schr Bar
bara Hernster, hence May 5.
CASPAR-Arriyed May 6-Stmr Jewel, hence May
MENDoCINo-sailed May e-stmr Point Arena,
for San francisco.
ALBIoN-SaIed May 6-schr Mary Gilbert. for
Arrived May e-schr w Phelps. hence May 4.
plar hence APR %.
Goes BAY-Arrived May 6-Stmr Arago, hence
May 4; stmr Emily, hence May 3; schr Seven Sis
tiers, hence ABR 70
TACoMA-Arriyed May Shark Shirley. hence
Apr rs ship Occidental, hence Apr "a
EUREKA-Saied May 6-Stmrs Humboldt and
National City and sehr Fortuna, for Saa Francisco;
AsToRIA-Arrived May s-Schr HaIeyon, from
Eureka.
:, san blEGo1sailed May e-sehr Ruby cous-
ms; Chil stmr ttata, with Marshal on board.
E.stern Ports.
NEW YORk-Cleared May 6-Br brig Nile.
Foreign Ports.
DEPARTURE BAY-Sailed May Clark Soaking,
PANAMA-sailed May s-stmr colima. for San
Francisco.
: HIoGo- Sailed May 2-Br ship rweedsdae, for
sYDNEY-salled Mar 3o-Bark Enoch Talbot, for
San Pedro.
BELFAsT-ArrivedN May s-Br ship Iron Cross.
FLUsHING--Arrlved May 5-shIp George Curtis,
LIvERPQol--Arrlved May 4--Ship Henry Fall
Ing hence Jan 8.
Observation-Disclosures May 6-Br bark Meth
erDy hence Jan 2; Br bark Astoria. from oregon.
HoLYHEAD-Passed May 2-Br ship Colony. firm
Liverpool for San Francisco.
Movements of Transatlantic Steamers.
NEW YoRK-Arriyed May 6-Stmr Hayel from
Bristol; stmr Nevada. from Liverpool; stmr West
ernland from Antwerp.
Imp0rtations.
GRAYS HARBOR-Per Point Loma-IS spruce
logs. l52 NJ IT lumber, lot machinery, l bdI belt
ing; bbs oil.
COnsignees.
Per Point Loma-Pacihc Pine Lumber Co; Delmau
y Co: j Hoffman q Co; Reno Rubber Co; Taylor
Mason & Co
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A Home for Unfortunates.

Mrs. Maud Graves and her boy-babe are
no longer homeless and hungry" From
the Receiving Hospital the unfortunate
woman and her child were sent yesterday
morning to the residence of Mrs n. Smith
at 1924 Fulton street, where they will be
kindly cared for. In addition to procuring
a home Mrs. Graves will also receive wages
for whatever work she may perform.
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British BENEVOLENT society officers

The following officers were elected by the
British Benevolent Society at the annual
meeting: President, j. II. Dickinson; Vice
President, William Doxey; Second Vice
President, J. II. Wallace; Treasurer, Percy
Beamish; Board of Directors-George
Nannton, David Porter, j. ID. Brown,
Captain Sennett and j. Il. Gawthorne;
Board of Relied. b. Brown, Benjamin
Healey, B. Jacobs, Stanhope Dickinson,
James Boyce, j. L. Andre and G. L. Marsh
Board of Physicians-Dr. T. w. ]. Evelyn
and G. +. Shields.
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LoRIN REAL ESTATE.

r. Ic ~ I>6TT a. S1LT = fS0OSIS IA 0C,E 9
ID from depot; price $500; $500 cash, balance in
easy instalments; houses built TO order on the in
BtallmenI pan
slO.O0O-Hotel of IS rooms and bar; now pays
500 per month; 5000 down, balance in easy
terms; on corner Of prominent street, lot l23xl10
windmill and tank; fne water.
Cottage of rooms; $1,000; $500 down, SIS per
month.
Cottage Of 5 rooms, basement; lot 5Ox135; s2s0O
well and large tank just completed; 5000 down; $50
per month.
A bargain-COttage OF rooms: lot 50x135;
blocks from depot; $1,000; $500 down, $40 per
month; now rents at SIS per month.
Cottage to rent, furnished or unfuruiShed; lots
$500, upward, of So, $40. SIS per month. Inquire
OF W. G. MORAN, LoTIn, or DUSINBUBY &
WURTS, ACT Ninth St., Oakland; take Berkeley
train. Sunday engagements. my2 5 5t
TIRE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
TO 10 cents per week, delivered by carrier TO any
part OF the city; the Bulletin is the BEST oldest
and largest evening paper published the coast;
orders by pOStal-cari otherwise viii receive
prompt attention. once 622 Montgomery st.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK. May 6.-The waiting attitude of the
stock market was more fully exenplifed to-day,
and although there fairly active business n
few leading shares there was only the usual mar
movements of prices The tendency in the
forenoon downward, but was reversed later in
the day, when reaSSuring news from the conference
was received The close quiet and strong at
the highest prices of the day, Final changes were
generally small fractional advances, while there
were lew declines. Governments steady. Petro-
leum-June closed at 7l3sc.
NEW YORK. May 6.-United States Bonds-4's,
100; 412's 100: Northern Pacific 21Ss: Cana
dian Pacific. 1884 Central Pacific, 3184 Union Pa
cife, so 3 Atchison. 341s; WellsFargo lao; est
ern Union, 81 d; silver, 9S14c Sterling. "a seq
so.
NEW YORK. Nav 6.-Wheat, Nav. 81 1112. Flour
Quiet. Coffee-$lS. Sugsr-31sG33sc. hopS-Pa-
eife Coast. 20 032 1ae. Hides = 1315c Copper
Lake. $l3 10. Tin-Spot. 81 221a. Lead-DomesEIc,
$40. iron-S14. Petroeun-June, 1890.
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San Franoisc Meat nrarket.

Prices have shown no particular change for soma
DAYS The market is well supplied with all kinds
and Mutton and Lamb are weak.
Wholesale rates from slaughkererS 20 dealers are
as follows:
BEEF-Choice, 61hc; first quality. 5l4@6c; Sec
ond quality sc; third do. 4G412c.
YEAL-Large 5@g5c; small Calves. 697c
T0N-WetherS, Sc: Ewes. T12c.
SPRING LAMB-S1aGl0c p 10.
PoRK-Live Hogs. 59l5 1sc p 10 for heavy hard
granted and 51s95 4c for light average do; stock
Hogs, 412G4$sc . 10; dressed do S9S12c q 10.
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English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL, May 6.-The spot market is lower
at IS Cd Cargoes are weak at 45s for off coast 45s
for just shipped and Ass Tor nearly due
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: May, IS Id, June IS 414d;
July IS 4s4d: August. SIS sd; September, IS 4$4d;
October IS 4s4d.
SECURITIES.
LONDON, May 6.-Consois, 9514 United States
Bonds - As, 12213; 10, 41as, 1O314: Silver,
445s Rentes, 93f SOC. Bullion out of Bank of
England. So 600.
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GOLDEN GATE REAL ESTATE.

Ca00 MONTHLY INSTALLMENTS FOR A NICE
u ~ new Broom cottage: bath; pantry; high
basement; sidewalk; all fenced; city water; near
station: price $1,000; $500 down. Take Berkeley
train, stop at Golden Gate Station, ask fJr .. 4.
RUDOLPH. ap30 II
IT ~ building lots, 40XI00, $500 to $780, streets
graded; excellent drain ge system; near station;
take berkeley train, stop at Golden Gate station;
ask for f. BOEGLE, owner. APPS II
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
"WEDNESDAY EVENING, May d.
URINARY OF THE Markets


Wheat options advanced.
Barley dull.
Oats firm.
Corn easy.
Rye quiet.
Feedstuffs unchanged.
New Alfalfa HaY arrived.
Beans unchanged.
Potatoes plentiful and weak.
Onions declined.
Butter coming in soft.
Cheese weak.
Eggs in heavy supply
Cherries and Strawberries lower
Seeding Oranges abundant
Green Peas glut the market.
Poultry frmer
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trespass with individuals who actually cut
or remove such timber. and are alike liable
to criminal prosecution"
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RUSS HOUSE.
Rrnken ut the Wrist.

Arthur Jackson, aged 16, attempted to
escape yesterday morning after Officer
Buckley had arrested him for yagrancy at
the Potrero. He ran into a house, and
while going up a flight Of stairs his right
hand was caught in the railing and broken
at the wrist. after setting the fracture in
the Receiving Hospital jackson was locked
up in the City Prison.
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ODD FELLOWS MEMoRIAL.-A memorial SER
vice will be held next Sunday afternoon by the
veteran Odd Fellows in Memorial Hail. Odd
Fellows Building. Q. A. Sumner will deliver
the general address.
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MORNING SALES.
BOARDS Cal Electric Light 1853.
Street-50 Vigorit Powder 3.
AFTERNOON SALES.
Board-30 Hawaiian Commercial, Il: 2lO Cal
Elactric Light. 1917.
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THE STOCK MARKET.
BOARD SALES.

Utah is assessed Csc. The Alta Con. assessment
sale takes place to-day.
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Following we're the sales in the San francisco
Stock Board yesterday:
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FINANCIAL.
OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE
OAKLAND AGENCY-ADY ENLISTMENT AND
~ subscriptions received at the Oakland Branch
ONCE of The hORSTNG CALL, SOP Broadway
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oaKLANn HOTELs.

GAhLAND HOIELSs
-gITuBBS HOTEL, OAKLAND-THE FINEST AND
u most eOmmodious family and tourist hotel In
California, occupying fun square; frselass in all
ftsNa pointmenss my6 I'm TuFr ex
Y EESEY HOUSE; UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
IL III. r. WRIGHT, late OF Santa Anal: popular
family hotel large grounds; fine table; terms rea
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The membership of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church at Riverside has increased so
rapidly lately that the officials of the church
are contemplating erecting new edifce::
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SUN AND TIDE TABLE.
sHIPPI>G INTELLIGENCE.

For Late Shipping Intelligence See Eighth Page.
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soRTs.

MAS; BEAUTIFULLY STU
.uta Cruz Mountains; Just the place
lest Address AID. Z4LLMER, Santa
aDI6 Inns
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-07
Long Branch and Ocean Grove.

AlthE hf1ilcH anu oceAn GfONGs
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
announces that, commencing on July
9TH, tho popular one-day excursions to
Ocean Grove and Long Branch will be
resumed for the season.
As in past seasons the route of the
special trains will vary according to
the day OF the week, SO that one may
go to the upper coast several times
without passing over tho same line.
On Wednesdays, July 6th, 18th. 22d,
Goth, August 9th, 18th. 10th and 26th,
the special train will leave Broad Street
Station nt 700 a. m, and run via Mon
mouth Junction. On Tuesdays, July
7th, 14th, 21st, 28th, and August 4th,
11th, 18th and 25th, II will leave Mar
ket street wharf at the same hour and
run via the seashore route. On Thurs
days, July 9th, 10th. Esd, and 30th. and
August 9th, 18th, Goth, and 9th, 1t will
leave Market street wharf at the same
hour and run via Bordentown and
Jamesburg.
The rate for the round trip to Long
Branch and Ocean Grove is sl.50; chill.
dren half price. On Tuesdays tickets
are also sold to Writings, Island
Heights, Seaside Park. and Barnegat
Pier at sl.25. This Is the fisherman't
opportunity. The returning specia
leaves all points on the coast at con
venient hour so as to deliver passen
gers in the city early In the evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-07
A Foreign Invasion.

Terrible winters throughout Europe
brought forth bitter fruits that rlpened
In America la Grippe" with varying
violence broke forth here, and the NOR
tality lists show its shocking ravages
in aggravated cases. An alcoholic
principle embodied as a medicated
stimulant in the form OF Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters has and will ever
prove the best specific. Leading con-
tinental and American physicians de-
clare that medicine with spirituous
basis, such as this, affords the surest
guaranty against the tremendous in
roads OF this shocking malady. When
we consider that slight change Of
weather Is apt to renew it, that It at
taeks those easily vulnerable organs,
the lungs, that its progress is tremen-
dously swift and destructive, we must
admit the necessity of repelling 1t at
the outset by sure preventative.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Is also a
safeguard against malaria dyspepsia,
rheumatism, liver and kidney COM
plants.
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Dots.


The annual renuion OF st. Paul's M
II Sunday school Will be held at the
residence ofJoseph Pyle on August 30
Mrs. William s. woodside, OF Bald
more, is visiting the family OF John r
Ahrens,
Misses Emma and Daisy Graham Of
Mt. Washington, Ind, are visiting
Mrs. NJ. II. Corkran.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis williamson and
daughter left this city yesterday for
Concordville, Delaware county, Pa,
where they Will spend the summer.
Miss Lizzie Rees, of No. sos East
Third street. on Saturday evening N,
tertafned a number OF guests, anon g
whom were Misses Cora and Ellie Ma
son Of Philadelphia.
The New York Recorder yesterday
said: "Iammany cheered prefunctor
lily for Cleveland. But the roof of the
wigwam was rent with shouts when
Biggs nominated Hill"
Mr. Joseph Greenman who has been
laid up Tor some time with sprained
ankle, Is getting along nicely, and
hopes TO soon be able to walk without
his crutch.
Mr.. Hiram Mccall has sold his hand
some dwelling on Franklin above
Ninth street. to MIR. Joseph Jenkins
for 90, $40.
Mr.. Hiram Mccall has resigned hi
clerical position, which he has hels
with the Charles Warner Company TO
many years past.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-07

Ex-Governor Biggs attended the
meet ny at the Tammany wigwam in
New York, on the 4th inst, and In his
short talk" said that the democrats
could not eloct tho next President
without the votes OF New York and
Indiana. Il could name tho ticket
that would win" he said, ''but / pre-.
fer to wait for awhile.'
Senator Colquitt exclaimed sottc
voice, i" Wait till the ticket Is elected
TIE senator from Georgia says
should wait until the ticket is elected
| have my choice for President.
heard a letter read from Albany. Il
came from a man who has never beer
defeated" The Ex-Governor then ad.
mitted that his presidential ticket was
Iiill OF New York, and Gray, O
Indiana, and the crowd cheered.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-07

Asbury, that Is to say Young As.
bury, had q grand celebration Of July
18th on Sunday afternoon. The boys
and girls and young ladies' and young
gentlemen fiourished their star spauqi
led banners, pealed forth their patriot.
10 hymns, nasged their weli-filled
ranks, and were enthused by the ora
toricaI pyrotechnies of Revs. g. Il. Hub
bard and VIM. p. 6wartz. Masters
Walter Kettlewood and Paul Blore de-
liyered recitations.
Rev. A. j. Dolbow gave o thrilling ac-
count OF his religious experience last
evening and held the tent fill OF peo-
pie until nearly ten o'clock. Meetings
every evening this week.
Goodman NJ. Il. Church had o pa
triotic celebration Sunday p. m. Rev.
VIM. L. White presided. Patriotic re-
marks were made by member. Some
patriotic hymns were sung and the
''Star Spangled Banner waved DER the
bravo and the free.n In tho evening
Mr.. White preached on righteousness
exhalteth q nation but elm Is a re-
proach to any people," He stated the
evils OF public drinking saloons from
o patriotic stand point of view and de.
livered powerful Grafton.
SECOND BAPTIST.
At Second Baptist Church special
reference was made by the pastor in
his sermon to the signing OF the De
claration of Independence and the
origin OF 1.-THE Star Spangled Banner
DR.. Cook spoke Of the causes which
led to the signing Of the independence
document and the effects which fol
lowed 1t. In the morning the time at thu
church was occupied by administering
the sacrament of the Lords Supper
Five new members were added to thu
congregation.
At Union Rev. e. L. Hubbard HOPED
as generations passed on that tn,
fire OF patriotism would neve
grow dim in the hearts OF Ameri
cans, and that the stars and stripe
would continue to wave over the LANE
of the free and the home OF tho brave.
| At First Church and West Presbyter
ian Church the day was also remem
nue. Baptist Church and. other churche
in this city.
At st Pauls NJ, L. Church the entir,
front part Of tho Sunday school room
was gaily decorated with American
flags. Old Independence bell, witt
"1776-iS91" painted thereon, wa
represented in bronze.
The program given was as follows
Singing IAN Hail the Power" prayer
| the pastor, roll-call; singing, IN,
Native Country" school; reading O
the Declaration Of Independence; sing
ing by quartette, '"The Flag Without
Stain; address by Rev. J. Y. Dobbine
singing, Columbia, Gem of tn,
OCEAN," address by Rev. l.. E. Barrett
singing, quartette; the organist wa
N. +. Hadley. The parting word
were made by the Sunday school sun
erlntendent, Joseph Pyle, who tool
occasion TO extend to his class AM
members OF the church an Invitation
to be present at his residence on Jul,
20. Mr.. Pyle also made the announce
ment that the Sunday school woul,
disband until September.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-07

The fifth annual excursion OF the
employees of the Augustine Paper
Mills to Atlantic City, on Saturday,
July Is. 1921. Trains leave both r, W.
i -. r. Il. station and Augustine Mills
at $50 n. m, stopping at Brandywlne
Village at obs n. In. Street cars con.
Meeting with tho train at p, w. & B.
II. Z. station will leave Rising Sun at
40 a. m, Middle Depot and Fifth end
Union streets at sos a. m.
Adult Tickets SI.95.
Children's tickets Is,
Tickets may be had OF thecommittee
at the train. Thomas.G Doud, Chairman
Robert Printer, Secretary; John Z.
Earrts, Treasurer.
Train leaves Atlantic City at p. m
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-07

Wilmer Palmer. treasurer OF the As.
ISOLATED Charities, reports the follow.
ing contributions to tho fresh
air fund;
j. Frank Ball, $1,000; Vincent ]. Haz-
zard, $500; Cash. sI.O0; Cash, S.. 90;
Cash, $500; Miss O. +. Bent, 5000;
lhildren's concert, sIl.O0; Unitarian
Church. $3.50; Charles Warner $500;
Edward An.lfews, $500; Elizabeth Is.
iilies 500 Eliza Y, Latimer. $1,000;
Mrs. l.. L. WurIsr, $500; Total, S20I So.