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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-05-10
Sandy HOOK, seeamlng soutnward.
saIvatlonlsts as Army Nurses.

SaIVntIOn1StS as ArWy NUTstS'
Washington. May 1O.-Brigadier Alice
Lewis, accompanied by Ensign Annie
Sands Anderson, secretary of the
League of Love in the Salvation Army.
were at the White House yesterday
and secured from Secretary Porter let
tiers of commentator with a view to
their immediate departure for hospital
work on our fleets, and later in oIr
camps in Cuba.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-05-10
The Jump in Wheat and Flour.

Baltimore, May 1O.-Yesterday was
another record breaker in the local
grain market May wheat advanced
from s1.32. Saturdays closing figure. to
$1.46@1.4S. This Is the highest price
paid for wheat for immediate delivery
since 1862, when it sold at s1.57. The
price of -four went up so cents barrel.
making an advance of s1.3O barrel in
that staple since last Monday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-05-10

Herbert Yeatca, of Newport, wishes the
nomination of the Democratic party as a
candidate for Coroner of New Castle coun.
ty. He has many friends and will receive
great many votes If he shall not be NOM
mated.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-05-10

Two million Americans suffer tho tor
turing pangs of dyspepsia. No need to.
Burdock Blood Bilters cures. At any
drug store
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-05-10

Scratch, scratch, scratch; unable to at
tend to business during the night. Itch
ing piles, horrible plague. Doan's Oint-
ment cures. Mover fails. At any drug
store, 81 cents
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-05-10

Impossible to foresee an accident Not
impossible to be prepared for it. DR..
Thomas Electric Oil--Monarch over palm.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-05-10

The Goth Century Committee Of Beth
any Baptist Church cordially invite the
members congregation and their friends
to sociable in the Chapel ION Thursday.
May 18th, at s p IN. Refreshments. Parks
unmatch BILE coffee will be served.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-05-10
Democra tic Party Election.

WillaA& Salisbury q tho nananrnI11-
Cuuuty oasaAmi6too yustortloy afternoon Is.
the Democratic party to elect members Of
the county executive committee. The eleo-
ton will be held on May 2s, between the
hours of 1 and p. IN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-05-10
No rlore Dread OF the Dental Chair.

Teeth extracted anil filed absolutely with.
out pain by our late scientific method applied
to the gums. No sleep proiut.ns agentsor
cocaine. We are not competing with cheap
Dental Establishments, but with trsl-cla's
dentists at prices less than half that charged
bv them 1ht,' arc the only Dental Parlors
in Wilmington that have the patented appli'
anccs and iagr"lunt, to extract, III ahu apply
gold crowns aud porcelain crowns, unietoet'
able from natural teeth, and warranted for
ten years, without the least particle OF pain.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-05-10
DON'T WAIT
HANSCOM'S
Special Prices This Week;

Special Prices This Week;
Green Aero Print Butter geo tb. Gill
edge.
High grade California Asparagus, 100.
can.
Hauscom's Gelatin, 4 ilavors, maket
quick, delicious desserts 90. pkg.
Homo made Preserves, varieties, pound
jars, loo.
Best Shredded Cocoanut. lie. ID.
Finest Cream Lunch Biscuit, pound
pkgs Sc.
Chocolate Finger Biscuit l2c. b.
Choicest Soifcrlno Candy, ilc. ID.
Assorted CaramCls, lie. b.
Our regular prices are the
owcstin the city lor iine gro
erios, without any qualltica. =
ion or exception, while our spe
ials are always genuine reduc.
ions. Everything exactly as
epresented.
9TH and
uANDUuW v rlarkct Streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-05-10
Naval Reserves OFF For War Duty.

New York, MAY i0.-Two hundred
and seventy members Of the First bat
talon, New York Naval Reserves, yes
terday left the navy yard on board the
Yankee, in command of Captain w. H.
Brownson for active service. and will
soon join the North Atlantic patrol
fleet, under Commodore Howell. The
Some of the Revolution presented the
cruiser with a, set of flags when she
came to anchor off Tompklnsvile. The
vessel remained at anchor until this
morning. when she passed out. from
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-05-10
Trimmed Millinery
Important News!

This weok we will give you peep at
tho very lntesu Partisan ideas for early
summer wear.
The array comprises the newest Ideas
all are beautifully conceived. artisti-
cally executed and made Of the choic-
est and most exquisite materials.
They are lower priced than any one
would ever dare to guess. There Is one
lot In particular that we want to call
your attention to-Ladies' Trimmed
Hats that would surely cost elsewhere
from s3 70 to $4.75 each. will cost you
hOre only
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-05-10

We shalt have the pleasure OF intro.
ducing our patrons to the 1898 styles
of tho cleaneit, coolest and prettiest
little institutions ever devised for fem.
niue wear, the ever popular SHIRT
WAIST-there isn't single unattrac.
tive one in the whole lot; made with
blouse fronts. detachable laundered
collars and laundered cuffs, pointed
yokes and gathered backs, popular
prices,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-01

NEW YORK. Dec U-COIION-Qulet.
r-f17liuc 1J-1GC, net .eiut-i l..Nt
bales. gross 17VJ bales; exports % tl-
continent. 1925 bales forwarded 400
bales. sales 23 bales, all slmncrs. STOCK,
Wcckiy-N,t receipts. 61aa bales; gross
40 1O1 bales. exports 90 Gir.t britaln. -
s4S bales. 90 France. l,g>t bales 10 me
Continent G3l4 bales. forwarded, l5,ttp
Aales sales $40 bales. spinuers $50 bales.
Total t0-day-Net receipts G6to' bales:
exports go Great Britain ai.14t bales. 90
me continent. 1915. bales stock, l.-l0.-
scidatej-Net receipts 3oG.567 bales;
exports To- Great Britain lUs ltO bales go
France 90S4 bales, 10 the Continent 40
g1S bales
Total since September ls,-Net receipts,
% lH 6SS bales. exports To great britain,
1710413 bales. 10 France. f9i5J9 bales
20 the Continent. 1.fi6b0 1les
Futures opened steady a the decline;
enlee 1850 bales January $50. February
r. 50. March. SO. April. J.il, May aH-.
Iui b. 5.qs JULY. COS. August GOO, Sep
tenhrr. COG October. 500
FUTURES closed steady. sales, 49,
bales January. Us. Fetruary. 80:
March 5.s4. April SD: MaIv 59f June
SOS: July. 6O2 August. 6I. September,
COS. October, COS
Snot closed quiet. middlng uplands
E15-t6c.. middling gulf 6 C. &c. Sales. %
bales.
The following are total 4 recelnis %
cotton az an ports since lseptember J.,
Galvesien. sssees; haJ,s New Or
ieSns. fa4 e. bales Mfhle. 81 .1os
bkies. Savaaaah, SO. 305 ltales: Charles
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-01

ton. go OBS bales. Wilmington. 2Cg.013
bales. Norfolk 422,Ji7 bales. Baltimore,
g. ~ bales, New YORK. .a52 bales: Bos-
ton. 10i 4S2 bales Newport New J.iff
bales. Philadelphia. 1907 bales. Bruns-
WICK. 1879 balcs Port Royal lJ.O3S
bales. Pensacola, J3.9J9 bales. Total. 81
llM Is MalN.-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-01
The Injured Recovering.

There are no developments in the sad
tragedy that occurred al Camden, y. j.,
ON wednesday ulght.
AT the request ~ his father the remains
OF Eaton Johnson were buried IN Cam
den. and Mr. Fellows. his vie and the
boy. Frank FsD9Hs. Oe ~ ogs OK danger.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-01

WEST VIEW BAPTIST CHURCH
(cCrUer Cary and Meadow St5D. Rev =. NJ
MERCER. -. u pastor w OlShip On SUM
.day. sunday school. $50 A. 81. Preach
INK al N 1. IS. and 8 y. AZ. Boys' meet
ing az p ~ Young People Union az
4 j.. ~ Prayer meeting WednesIay ~
s =. NJ. Seats Tree. Visitors welcome.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-01

oc. AID tho figures for the year complied
by tine Railroad Gazette. chow only las
miles for the year.
The figures Tor eleven years are given
below. and ID viii be seen that this year
makes one oc the three smallest show
INN. m.M..
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OBITUARY.



me announcer A- %. .'3 l-.- or -lI7
r-"-'.t o.. 'pi '-r' ,'. "''' 0
Dr. W.. j.. Sprse which cook place -' her
lue residence yesterday morning t-
clock. win Doe heard with profound gee
greet 10y q large -um1.r ol friends.
Mrs. Spres has icen il for several
weeks and about week ago sine was
Thought TO le 10 eNremIs. 5ut sailed. and
iha hope was expressed .E1t She might
recover. Eut che sank again. end soon
broathed her la... 1lfs spr.gr had been
suffering with p complication ~ troubles.
but she imm .-.-.e cause " her csatl was
heart failure.
She was mos. ,ora1i1 woman. om.19.e
ana rIylci0u5 tor ono OF her age and
was charitable almor, 10 faul- .ier
intimate friends Were numbered lv tho
score. and many poor people Will sadly
miss her Kind oiue's aai catef.a- Noies.
Mia. 9riI-- was porn I'D H .---. p.
Sle ..- . ,.-, Ill.,,
h". "'ad .i'A ~, 4'..'-- -" . -.'' -'.
.hef, lAey WORKED l-I ,Ne ..-,.'-.- w
or "H1I vas '''l 49, ,,. ..- t-'-
Dut "lICh J., Ao" IAo'l -'.'..' ,i.. ~.
ln,s it 1'l-. 49,. A. ~. 5.,.
'".p-' 60" '' e.,..-- - go ~.
co.,o' vi wy 49,. - i,.r,, -,1 d..
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49,, ,,.p T ,.,,yst- viii IN, tsrl -+
tbo rlsi5.rl. IN ,r'e. Cr4r. Street tb.s
r-7r,f,,, IN -.i- O'Clock and tie body will
h. carried nm FIN, o1rIv train TO baltimore
whore tto ,nterlrrr- ve.u De- fn the family
I'm. H.. ,-r..,r-.-- csmr.srr Tho mill
bearers viii bs lfa-srs John ~. Gordon
J. X. nan =. Ev. P.cstreu. u. b. AId SOM
Dr. y. n. Tpehur and AR. Gro-sr.
Nr5 smee leave De.iee j. .e7 h, At.3aa y,
, ...-, .i.. ..'.t...- .s..
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e.. 5,.5
Af>' NaihIe l. "oou"'i'
Mr7 Manic a. "ooi-.i. Ia 20. Nr.
C.Hr-e vs.. N..ll... ..ea aL her nome.
Nn $50 N.-uv street Thursday morning
o. $3.50 O'Clock Mrs N0odaH had been
10 since Chris,mas-Day though tor some
.I1-. rrrr.oue % that time she bad been
l1 had health She was the only oaugh-
Tor o. N- and Mrs. John C.. Statewide
and besides .le devoted parents and two
g. .,.r....,'. -I,s,.,- husband threa
..-,.fi ,fii4,.,.' .-,s many rrfe-5- ODD whom
,.'. ,,s. ,-7 ,.,o...r. sunshine and her
,5e,.t 5s.,.-f .1rro0 1I- charles sac
e,rg.5,t-. -. s- r-ssart b, London or a
,..'..,.-. +-,r
r,. s....--.f -..,.,. ..t- rr--s fran, Ven
,". -' 80 ".'' ..-.i, tf.s ~
.----. -.,r-.t- .rr tra f1terman-
"ii te Htuf Il' -
Deceased had reeH d i''..,' ''-
ab.e-Streat cAnI'h SINCE
n. William n. Tvree. IT,
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RECORD OF The RAILROADS.
Increased Their Gross Earnings, and
Made q Good Showing.
The c. 6 O'S. BIG FREIGHT BUSINESS
Facts and Figures About the Railroads OF
Special Local Interest That speak
Volumes For what They
Have Achieved.

| -ti'''t'' O. 'N|' .,..
| Following the turmoil anl f'ti-r Oh '"-
| closing days OF l'b me N'" ~
| 4''' o'"nro Win 'lal
| lows % great storm. and DO one e'di"
| possibly forecast with any degree or core
| ta,nty whether The future held peace aHd
| sperltr or another great reFn. Ion.
spreading disaster and distre whether
| there awaited industrial development or
another period OF dissatisfaction. dis
| trust and sIagnati0n of business dttiNis'
with its baneful results.
" my, many INNS, ln..s5 . 'lo'l' ..r .ter,
ms ,,..,-, .t.l &c.. .--,., ,-.,0v an
~, ,,,,.-,.-. ... s,...... ..1 ,-.,i., soma
e.. 49,. o 60 ,.,,,-,tg.,or
49,, ,,.,,.....t... Tr..,.-i- and ,to r-fr,.-,
| tr .t 800 ,....-...., +-.7t..
| r... 49,. oL ..''
M -. %. '''' 49,. -......-.. l.-..~.
-'''-o. OF .' ~ e
'.' I'-aIo I'D me 1iil-- DIT .il..
'''' case SD.
-ll'"- OUT large Iilil- i--'
l' me various iI-iii.
the West ana South, with lt- CAN. --.
'''N ID" ..'. ,.i .'.iir' on .'.. '. 30
DoHp1E.Ds, and with every ll'-l.,. vi
4el.cion %. citlecnas io r."-N
ln our own section OF tho country .1DI'
continued with undated fury tlo d.
as,roIs competition between tlo S.l-
board and the Southern. with BIS dc'r.-
mental nnualcs upon the various trans
p0laum lines about hore. Surely That
M.H .N. GLORIOUS UFUr|..... ...N 100
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-01

GRACE-STREET BAPTIST CIT -
Rev. WILLIAM ID. HATCHER j.; -.
pastor. Services at tho tahernA'.e' '1taDe
Street between Belviderc and Pine streets.
sunday school az 9l5 o'clock y NJ.
Preachiue az N a. 81. by tho p- ior, -l ~
~ ~ 1I ordination services oil Rev. *.
Aubrey Williams Young People hl.l
eunJ.v afternoon 40 . o'clock. Pray ,i
,,-'ti,.- 1r.Graefev night az y clock
Young mons prayer meeting Saiurday
night at IS O'Clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-01

SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH COR
NER Sixth and Maln streets).-Rev. W..
r. IT, SMITH %. ID. pastor. -S9und,,l
school ne 9.lJ a. 81. Preaching at u g. II
and j. W. Dy the pastor Seats iie.. 81
cordial welcome 20 all.
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d
spco,., p,pr7sr cm-Rcu COR
NLlt SKIN ,., ana Nam 5C, Snnla \.
Il. u. SMITH, ~. ~ lA-,0l. m M
s.".e' ,- ,'' ~. a. .-, a.. ,.,tt.r SS1fs lrec 4
o-'1 i 'i' ~, 1 ,
to-"'"t "r'.oI''- 40 "'.
,t-r,s-, v-rr.v,, u ,pq-rSr CHURCH
SqfI!IB5edF I5ry ana Me9ooW 2osbie an sun
49,. s1---i,,- ecbCoi 0,3D A ~ Preach
iHS al ri - N, 5ndsP NJ. Boys meet
ine NJ Z p n Young Peoples Union az
ne a. - r.,-'i,y Wednesday, At
& = NJ gsate,rae Visitors welcome.
......-.-.,,
5o-.irSs al mo tabernacle Grace
Street between Beiyiderc and Pine streets.
7 Fr5doIgh aen at II T. st. by 56S or al
81 nri.r.fi0u services oi Rev. r.
,,, y ~. ~ 2vriSor-'. Yorne Peoples Onion
r-,., ~ 3 o'clock. Prayer
,,,-'ti,-.- 1r.Grrefrv night an y % clock,
vorre mons PRAYER meeting Saturday
-igbt7s \ o.rrrcI<
GROVE-AVENU BAPTIST ca ~ u
y ~ 'HIIDET. d. H.. pastor.-pre7chine
~, III q. g. a ,l.s NON, no 10 1890 A. ST.
i.rrs room
n
pppAD 6 r . L, T.. y ~ T. IT III O u ) t
CHURCH corner. BROAD Ss ana ~ ~ j 10y, mn
sire l7).-iteF. VI. o. = - p ~
b.. .--t,.r tf.rrfrl subject "Tha Right
s,artirc Point for the View Year" AZ
night who viii open lAe b'pN "..
was sealed with seven scans. -
"t.9' IT'D "'
ASBURY ST. T.. CHLR-lI. Sol NM
Corner ii.n9L"r N4t t,-' .. y, b, ...'...
REV b. ST., . ...>i'-A'tt, iI.-, lr'i-
lI...7 '.ert "A 1I.ssle. Pr t..
NC"
,.-ro,- CITATION METHODIST
~ i '.'r.... -rg.l1r,-f, fourth and Nell
cen -. sl,,lv.' i,s sN-,-frts ~ n 4 ST. I1d
.rt.f.f I. thr pastor Al.
~ j. -i. .-t >-.v. y.4r" 1f -..t ID.
,.....'.,-.t..r At qJ5 g. 81 -rn
..I ..,.-,',-a r..-- s.-,I..e
4n Tr..r.. NIGHT offD.I
meeting ana EgY.f.H L''t.. ". '.' ''
ID.
.......,.,,....-,r. ,------,orrsT ErrsCO.
VT, ~ A'.-..t ,,.r-'e street between
nnouTD,A 4 rsstor ...--'Pt'ieachlng al II A. 81
md III = n ST. 81 tra pa -tor Sur
.- rI.ht ohio B.h. New Years t.i
......--,-
LAUREL STREET ID. ID. ID it' DID
Corner OF Laurel ll .. y ~. .'- o., s..
day hc0i ~ t.5 s. NJ. iIs'-4in- '.
u s. 81. and $50 J. VI. SUNDAY NJ ."'.'
day night service ~ D. NJ. senior lp-
worth League will hold DE- H,o '"-l
service on Nue 60. h.sh. d.. N D.. ID.
-.- ..,-,.,,..,, .l--r,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-01

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Corner Grace ard Madison streets. Rev.
ROBERT D.. KERR, - D.. pastor
Services at "a J.pi1c, a. N. and oc'o. &
=. %. 81 lI- wl-clme.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-01
JOHN 4, WILLIAMS & SON.
BANKERS.
1000 EAST MAIN STREET.

state Bonds city Bonds, Bank Stoeks,
aud other hlgh-grJde Investment Secfii-
TfslTfRS OF CREDIT furnished ava y
able in an parts OF the world. se2i
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-01

WESTMINSTER PRES BYTERIAN
church Corner Sycamore ard Gary
streets. Bev G. 81. CHUMBLEY. pas'or
6.lJ i. NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-01

r. ~. Litany services Fridays az D. M.
Church open daily ~. prayer and mcdltt'
don. sunday slhog, Jt 9..J a. VI. Men {
Bible class FOR men Sundays AZ $3.50 a. 81
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-01
~ NnI-am u. H.. Lr.

Hon. stephen % Mall member OF
the United states senate itS'n floriaa. l-
Ga the clty receiving tle hearty greetings
OF hosts OF friends Mr. Mallory is a son
OF the Cnnfederacy' Secretary oi War or
the same name, and spent much or his
earlier life in Richmond where De har
wide circle OF friends lie Is stoppinr at
the Jefferson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-01

The complete almanac and encyc.Cpe-
paedia ISSUED by The Times Is now ready
TIE edition is sell'ag rapidly. and W m,
sa0n be exhausted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-01
onrncH NOIICLs.

III 2sT BAPTIST CHURCH, CORNER
Of twelfth and Broad streets.-heE .
COOPER. ID. j., pastor-At II
1N-u. vo1r.s sermons Bible school %
$500 4. 81 Young Peoples Union 90 D D..
d. a c1rdla, welcome to l'L
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-01

L TOOK Up A J-hs 4" 4,
Mayo BrlQsc. OWL ssu ~
charses. No. rs nogta IA street.
snl-1ts =
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-01
NIs

Rio Grande and ~. .........''' G9lt
t6hrg0 Great Western ..'s.''''.'' 4t's
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-01
crnnnLA q ALABAAIA RAILE0AD-

Tho Georgia and Alabama Railway. ci
which 1lr. john Ske.iQn Williams ls pres
iderr. is oC particular interest as che See
curitles of tho road are 20 large eN-
tent held ln this city. The rt@u''s of the
operation Cf thls road are as Follows;
CFiscaI ycor ending June 0thJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-01

AtARSHALL-nIl -l-I 'thi0IlA-I
church Marshall street. bet Graham and
.arcu.0 Rev %. G.. GARRISON. pos
or-pro8rlnr at N o'clock a. NJ
and g r. VI sunday school 40 $3.50 T. nj.
Christian r. lrrl0r. -I- j. N sunday.
Prave~-moeurg j. 49, Wednesday.
seats fre, Public cordially Invited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-01
Fine Wines, Liquors andGigarS,

beg leave 70 call attention 10 thsif
large stock Of the above mentioned
goods, most Of which are OF their
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-01
cnnrr-AurNrr BAPTIST CHURCu

T-ITT| IN \ N u 7
Grove avenue near Beech atreeJL hgF.
j. g. HIDDEN. ID. ID, pastor.--.tit o..l..s
st n A. 81 and s. +. Ut. hy Ih' l.s'9l.
Pastor Bible class IRON lV TO i'''" 10 -'''
iu main audience room.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-01

BROAD STR T. T. y N y r il o d $ T
CHURCH corner Broad and I.nih
streat) Rev. IS. g. STARR, H.. ID. pas
tor-Proachug az IL A.. 81 and j. NJ.
STARTING Point for The New Year. 40
rIeht. .Who win open The Book wn.rl
was sealed with seven Seals. s. cordial
welcome 20 Qil
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THE MONUMENTAL .EP1scOPAD
CHCRCH-Brosd stres., below Iweiith.
Services sunday at u 4. ". and T. 81.
sunday school and Bible classes at 945
A. lI Holy Communion on tle first sun
d.v ir the month 40 - 8. ST., 44a The
49, .-.r-w d - s. 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-01

CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRIM
ity G. memorial 70 Blshop Moore Ito Io,
street o1p0slte Monroe farSh Rev
J. GRAVATr. rector.-Seryieea; Sun
days. II A. NJ and III; Holy Somsil--
nson arst Sundays Al II a. NJ. ,al9d SUM-
DAYS AZ 40 a. NJ; church days AZ ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-01
81 ANpREWs EPIscoPAL CHURCh

ST. L.UKE's EPISCOPAL CHURCH
corner Beverly and Washington streets.
REV. RCCH III. MARTIN. minister In
charge Sunday school at $50 a. NJ. ana
40 Il. II Sunday services az IL y NJ.
and S p. NJ. Thursday AZ =. ";
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-01

ST. MARKS J.. j.. CHURCH-COR-
%ER First and Clay streets.-Rt. Rev.
c. G. PENICK. u. D.. ctor.-Serylccg
Sundays 40 II a. 81. and 5 L. VI.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-01

ALI, SAINTS CHURCp CIADIsON
ST. between Grace and Erauklin)-Re j.
Y. BOWMAN, rector.-Seryice Sunday
morning al u o'clock. evening service az
Rector's Bible class for men Saturday
evening as S.l5 o'clock. I'd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-01

account has been '.'..tf .tt- '.t
lures go into operating account ,ll-l
the wear the company has exp 'iei, ~.
CHARGED 90 operating about $t1,f' Joy
,,so. .aufrmrrte and betteruertf iuc'ud"
Dad, ts- locomotives. 22 freight eaf'. TWO
messenger cars. one steam taB, e,H.
ma cbeeqpeake and Che steamship
y-,ren.r,. QIuitedD reports g0od demand
-.- fraisrt recommendations lh Newport
~ to GREAT Britain and tho continent.
-,,... .,.-rlrv operates reg .arly SIX large
..-.l e-.lrnshipe. three " 5t' tons ana
49,, ~ foo and has now r-der con-
sfrurtfor another large steamer lne
.RauiIan" q 1900 tons. when .s eA
noted to De- rut into service ID A-l l.,..
{, addition 20 outside tonnage frequently
demanded Cft, Railway
.--,,rs-,- has f1Ited recently DFt. w.
- ~, ~ an. per cent bonds. tc retire o.
~ orourf OF c per cent. bonds que IN
"a m ,s ranortsl that the Atlantic Coast
Ina has made an important acql-siiion
1.y occurring control OF the Charleston ana
-,-..-.r, railroad q sFilrm lg-f' eating
a-s miles Main line. Port Royal s. O.,
to -.u-.a. Ca. snG Augusta 10 Spart-
aulrre. S. G.
wf. Southern RAILWAY reports III new
a-f. ~1rlses along the line Of road, and
r,ere have been completed during the
..nr ON rs line cotton factories working
fOLao splndlcs 5000 looms. the total cost
of which is nearly 5000 00O. and In the
course of construction additional mills
comprising g. spInGlos.
THE NEW MILEAGE.
The improved conditions d.d not COM
ruence this year early enough 20 alloy
large increase IN new mileage cOnstrIlet-
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-12
RIA WILL
 REAP TIE
 WHIRL WIND Effect of Frauds at the Primaries. ELECTION IS AN EYE-0PENER SHORT LIFE FOR THE JOY OF
 THE GANG.
ELECTION IS AN EYE-oPENER
Exciting Times Predicted in the Santa Clara County Conven- tion to Be Held on
 Saturday.

SAN JOSE, Aug. 1.-The frauds and crookedness employed by the Req forces al the primaries yesterday have created much sentiment and several hundred votes for the Good Government League. Heretofore the better class of voters did not believe such unclean work was pos sible in politics, but now that they have seen a specimen of it they are louder than ever in denouncing machine methods. The tactics employed to down the oppo- sition ticket were worse than even Buck ley attempted in his palmiest days in San Francisco. Honest and Independent Republicans claim that yesterdays elec- tion will result in great good, and the sen timent aroused against the gang will prove a boomerang to Req in the fall elec- tion. As it is, Rea's period of happiness over his alleged victory promises to be short.
 The Good Government League claims forty-five of the 165 delegates in the