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Evening journal., 1898-07-30
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MiLEs''RePoRT.
AnudApatea an Ia,sy conquest of Por,
Rkoo.

Anticipates an IasY Conquest az Porto
Rioo.
WASHINGTON. July sO.-The war
department has received the following
dispatch from General Miles.
PORT PONCE, Porto Rico. July 20
via ST. Thomas Danish West Indies
July S0.-Secretary OF War. Washing
ton--On the Seth Garretson had spir-
tied engagemCnt On the slslrmlsh line.
Que casualtlee wexe four wounded All
doing well. The spanish lose was three
killed and t3 wUundee Yauco was oc-
cur4ed yesterday Henry's division "a
there today. Last evening Communal
er Davis OF the Dixie moved into this
port, followed by Captain Hf1egfnson
with his fleet early this morning.
The Spanish troops are retreatine
from the southern part OF Porto Rico.
Ponce ana the port have n population
OF 10000, now under the American fiag.
The popuiace received the troops ana
saluted the flag with wild enthusiasm.
The navy has several prizes, also 10
lighters. Railway stock. partly destroy
ed, is now restored. Telegraph con,
munioation is also being restored Ca
bic Instruments are destnycd. Have
sent 10 Jamaica FOR Others This is a
prosperous and beautiful conntry. The
army win soon be In the mountain re-
gion; weather desightful; troops I'm bas,
OF health and spirits; anticipate no in
surmountable obstacles in future. Re
suits thus far have been accomplished
without the loss OF a single life.
In the affair OF the 26th Captain ed
ward J. Gibson Company A. was
wounded in left hip. Captain ]. II. Prior
Company l., slightly wounded in hand
Private James Drummond. Company
X. two wounds IN neck. and benjamin
+ Bosbick. Company L. slightly wound.
ed in right arm. All OF Sixth Massachu.
setts. All doing well The Spanish re.
treat from this place was precipitous
they leaving rifles and ammunition IL
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American Consulate nt 1anaaer Guarded

LONDON. July sO.-Mail advices re-
ccivod hero from TangleU, Morocco, say
that tho threats OF tho Spanish resi-
dentA there caused the house Of Mr. T.
G. Partridge, tho retiring United states
CONSUL, 10 be guarded before he left.
and IN addition his suo,essoG. Mt. sam
ua Gunmore. was escorted to tho con-
salate. which is atili guarded by Moor
ish troops.
ono AaneriCan family which hod been
residing NJ TangieT VNut 90 Duropo.
fearing violoDco
Tho conduct OF the 5000 Spanards
geherally has been calm. though there
have been a few threats to out the ca
bio IN ordcr 10 prevent Commodore
Watson froru using IL and 9n order to
irFteTfero With tho prUvisHhing 81 his
squadron
Tho French stcanl0F Obia. which re-
Gently toUohod At Tangior With 80 refu-
ross fTzun tho Canary islands. report
"a that the fprsfqn OOnsStals m tho Ca
aar4as had snetified tho sabyeots OF the'r
goysrnuaortH Mat Conmotoro Watsctl's
sasiatrcn was conaing. Qnd tho people
norofore wore papho stricken aqd wers
rlaHirlg Fefwge IN TN tntoy7nr Of the 30
lSn1a
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4 PAILLPPIME pETITIoN.
Natives Ask MCKINLEY Not 60 Give'Their
Islands Up to Spain,

AfrP.' ~ - HifNAfAs b
LONDON. July 3O.-NatIves OF the
Phiipplae islands and British srbjects
Who have lDS5sests there are alarmed
Dy the roperts that the peace ternis in
cludc the return Of those islands TO
spsin
As a result they have held a ueetiQg
here, and after sOnsyltatIon with the
PS9zlplAnss IN frg1lcs and Beighs,H hege
cssiled to Prssr4snt mcKfoloV and TO
sssrliytOr Dav1a, chairman or the fbrolgn
rslat-ens committee. Tho ulessage %
Pre1dant Mckinley ts ns follows:
'9'he Philippines reSidea1 n 1lsrope
pray Eou nct u abandon the r4E 10 rae
LslInds ~ ttlo sake oG paaOe with sIfSI.
Our loyalty and trust IN tlS honor q
America entitle us to your considers
lion and support. To hand over our
-oouRtyY again to Spain IS contrary to
haKsnItaTEln proceedings Of your noble
nkatiorl trade and order all will be
lost II Spanish authopity IS re-establislk
ed IN any farm"
Tho message to Senator Davis saSE:
"A cast iron asreeinent binding Spain
u form government satisfactory D.
ffss inhabi9nnts ts praUoSteroUs. To. re
tain her sovereignty means DECEPTION
oppression and biRots1n. We placed o1N
rights in youg hands and pray you 70
induce the president and senate not. 10
aDdndon in the hour Of peace a people
who. trusting in American honor. fght
for their common interests"
The agent here OF Aguinaldo the In
uirRent leader In the Philippine islands,
has received n cable dispatch dated
PongsOng. $40 p. an. yesterday but II
makes no mention OF Manila having
surrendered to Rear Admiral Dewey.
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OUR EASTERN ARMY.
Transport 81. Paul Sails FoF Manil0 with
He-enforoements For Merritt.

Transport st. Paul Sails FOr manilo with
He-enforcements For Merritt.
SAN FRANCISCO. July s0-Tho Third
battalion. First South Dalsota vOtSBD-
teerr. and the Minnesota and Colorado
recruits sailed yesterday % JOin theif
comrades IN the Philippines. 4 fleet Of
tugs steamers and launches gathered
about the st. Paul and actRd az an ee-
o6Tt, and ON shore tho whalfs wers
lined with people. VINO waved farswell
to the departing rTupps.
Major Rubin, chief QBartelTaasteF
snd two physicians on the government
hoard Of inspection inspected the Baknh
and North Fork yesterday. The I.akms
wiz not got away before Monday. shs
VIII carry the First battalion OF the New
York volunteeftS and the battalion Of
engineers wilk be tISiRsUOrted on the
North Rorit T1fe Second battalion ~
thu AeT YORK. ruREsfent via fohQwt %
tis Cherleu Neeeou, and the Ynmd Haf-
esliqa may So On tho AfaStpOsa - wdft
snta anofbew trvtSsArert fSas bcon St
f,tsefa1
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nua,na.. a.,rio.ie. :. s..,,ogo.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA. July s0,--A
pe0tcky fsoing prevails IN bussnces
ctsfss hero owing 60 a fear that the
AmericHns will turn tho city over to
the CulJans for SELF government. No
oonadence exists because of the un-
oertaintiea OF the future orders that
we're given during tho arst days Of tho
American occupation have been ooun-
demanded by cable. European msr-
chandise on through bills OF lading via
New York has been ordered unshipped
and sold in New York, even at sacrl-
uon
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A nosy,oses CIo

PITIIiADf1sPH1A, Suly 30. - DF.
Wrench. gonenai sooretary q tho ma
tioRal relief cUnnishiOn. has rrce4vpd
a oOnulnRfeRtion frosn AJeHanies Van
Reoss,slaeE stating that hs piaos,i bis
yacht May at th0 dIspoe6i % tha ua-
1ctsaA relief commission "a a supply
vessel ~ bfs own expense. with the as
s,lrance that any orders the commJ saion
might impose upon him wosld be faith
fully executed The vessel Ia now in
New York. but VIII be brought 20 the
city at once and loaded with supplies
for Santiago and ENsfto I1c0
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D. & 0.
sohedule fn effect Mav b. IA

Schedule n effect May Is, 1893.
an trains Illuminated with PintsC
sExpress trains.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON. DEL.
slnth1 sAlMtAh1Rla u, AVENUE srATIQN, 10
m. ss59. 'b9i, s7.Ii' III. 90 D. m
PHlLADELPHIA. week days, sslt, 5.4
GsJ .iais. ':s ssS Vas, ' :s5s ~ . 0 saI Vs a.
oL4l, s.lP, s1l.00 D, m. Sundays, sS.l2, 9.s
$50, s9.39, 11.S4, '1i.2f a. m. 1.45. '359. ss.;
80 r;4l, 9.15, 'l1.00 p. m.
'7l5, rs, 's2s, 'S.ss, O.i5, !1Osi, i1.os q. n
's.34, 2.45, 4.s5, '5.2l. $50 s7.41, 9.15. '1l.OO
m. Sundays, sSls, las, $50, s9.se, '1lAs
il24 a. M; 2.45, 'S.S9i '5.2i, $50. '7.4i. 81
ATLANTIC CITY. week days. .7.1s
m; .l2.19. '2.Si, 1921 p. m. Sundays, LS5
m, 2.i5 p. m.
CAPE MAY, week days. 5.i5 a. m. '1a.
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGTo,
week days, ~41s 40, 1884, s1i.M a.
1856, '2.09. 300, $40 .4;57 s61I. '8.04. 's.ll
m. Sundays '4.1s, 710, 1884 a. M; '12.l
BALTIMORE AND WAY STATION
10 a, IN. S.o4 y. N. daily. 80 40
NEWARK. week days. AIS, Ll0, -
.ll.gl a. m; sl2.5s. SOi; 1;a ,6l!, ~. -,
sl2.56, 3.04, '45H, 7.82. oil p. m.
PITTSBURG, week days. IS "a a.
s61z D. IN. Sundays. sS8 a. m; ADJ y. D
CHICAGO, daily, sg.A n. m. abb p. n
CHICAGO via CINCINNATI and ~
DIANAPOLIS, s234 a. m. daily.
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS, 1854 I
M 't256 and - il p. m. daily.
TOLEDO AND DETROIT, +9.n D. n
daily to Toledo and daily except Sund
% NEW lSSf ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS
BRIsTOL AND CHA AfTANOOGA. 'S.O4
m, daily. Through sleepers TO Mempl
nd New Orleans.
SINGERLY ACCOMMODATION, we
Gays. 710 a. M: 5.Oi. 7.32, 1855 p. m ST.
days, 40 a. m: 3.04, 7.52 p. m.
LANDENBEh(i ACCOMMODATE
week days. 71O. 1000 a m: 5.04, 4.57 D.
Sundays, 1000 a. M: 5.S2 n m
LEAVE MARkEE STREET STATIC
or
PHILADELPHIA. week days. A.sO D.
BALTIMORE, week days, GAS a.
2.65 -. m.
LANDENBERG, week days. s.45. 9.B
m; 255, $40 p. m. Sundays, 955 a. m;
p. m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WI
MlNGTON, week days, 1855. 6.10. 7.lO, g
900, 1925 II. 30 a. m; fl2.20 '1.37. 200 9
40, 4.3O. s5.l5, F5.42. GOO. GO, Il 30 ss
1910, -ll.35, D. m. Sundays. "335, 800. g
II 80 a. m; tl2.20. +lG, 200, s420, 43O. c
80 fS.35. 1880 p. m.
Telephone No. 1893.
Rates to Western points lower than
any other Inns
W. NJ. GREENE, ID. II. MARTIN.
Gen. Manager Man, OF Pass. Traf
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rolerrnnh s,nt1on a ponoo.

WASHINGTON. Juy ~ - General
Qroeiy has received Information from
Colonial Allen of his corps THIS ARRANGE
tnonts have been made to reopen the
uJeeraph Office at Ponce, which was
closed on Monday by the Spaniards
Colonel Allen left ST. Thomas last night
wrh operators and instruments. and Il
is expected that tonight General Miles
will be In telegrapsnic communication
with the war department
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VasIo of PsroOnsoGeA
DiE Money For Isaio of Cotton.

BOSTON. July S0.-Jchn Shepard yes
terday gave s525 for the bale OF new
cotton donated 20 President Mckinley
FOR the benefit Of the United states Hos
pital fund. Mr. Shepard .redonated Il to
be sold for the benefit of. the Massa-
chusetts Ala association. .7rPresident
Robinson OF the Chamber of Commerce
paid $3.50 for IT,
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chicnro Rnoe rrnol, nnlheh.

CHICAGO. July 3O-Deputy sherins
raided the Harlem race track yesterday
afternoon and placed under arrest four
bOokmakers. The racing was not inter
fered With It is thought that the re-
naming pool sellers at Harlem will be
taken into custody today.
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crol.cr and tho vonaerlll,s Irome.

NEW YORK. July So Among the
passengers who arrived yesterday after
noon on the steamer Lucania from Llv-
erpool and Queenstown We're the Richt
Rev Bishop Thomas Bowman. Lord
Thurlow Cornelius Vanderbilt. Mrs.
Cornelius Vanderbilt. Miss Vanderbilt.
a. G.. Vanderbilt, the RLsht Hon. sis
c. Rivers Wilson. the Hon Lady r.
Rivers Wilson. Senor A. c. Ferrara de
Silva and Richard Croker
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Iepsnto to Sosn cnmnrn.

GIBRALTAR, Suiy sO-Tho Spanish
cruiser Lctanto, now az CartaRena. has
besn ordered 20 lodn Admiral Camara's
squadron, which has been at Cadlz
since Wednesday,
Tine cruiser Alfonso XIII is quite un-
NJ for sea. She requires extensive al-
terations
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Don Carlos Mn.t Leave switzerlnnd.

BERNE Switzerland. July 3o-The
federal council Of Switzerland. accord
ing TO the assertion Of several newspa-
pers. has intimated to Don CaElos. the
Spanish pretcnder. now at Lucerne
that he must leac the country in case
he starts an agitation IN Spain.
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An.tler nriare AZ Naenrn.

wAsJIIAGToN. July 80. - Admiral
Walker, retiped, has beep appointed a
member Of the commission TO examine
the plans for a bridge across the Niaga-
ra rver at Grant island. The plans
must be approved by both the United
StatcARnd Canadian governments
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Wilmington q Northern II n

TIME TABLE IN Effect MAY 10. '9S
Trains leave Wilmington (French street
Statiom for Il. & q. Junction. Montchon-
n, Wlnterhurn, Guyencourt, GranOguo,
Cossart. Chadd's Ford Junction. Pocop-
son, West Chester, Embreeville. Norton
vile, CoateEviile and intermediate sta
.tons, daily except Sunday at 40 a. m,
.2la 40 and GOO p. m. Sundays only at
sos a. IN. and 2.45 and SEQ y. m.
For Waynesburg Junction. Springfield,
and intermediate stations. daily, except
sunday at 10 a. M, 2i5 and GOO p. m.
sundays only at sos a. m. 2l5 and 500
d. m.
For Joanna. BirdsbOro. Reading and in
termediate -sEal.ions, daily except Sunday.
at 40 a. nis#Ed 2.l5 p. m. Sundays only
at 500 a. m. Gild 2.15 D. IN.
A. c.. MCAUSLAND, Superintendent.
BOWNESS BRIGGS. Gen. Pass. Agent.
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A wealthy and responsible firm guar
antees its goods thar are advertised
Who sts=,ls slO1sor 'ior the substitutes
said to be "just os goOu7"
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British Gunbaat From Manila.

HONGKONg July 3O.-The British
gppboat Plover has arrived here from
Manila. she reports that when she left
Manila on Wednesday. JuiY e. the SIT
uatlon there was UNCHANGED and the
Americans had not yet attacked the
CITY
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A wealthy and responsible firm guar
antees its goods that are advertised.
Who stands sponsor for the substitutes
said to be East ~ Eood-"
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A cheap substitute for standard
advertised article may prove to be any
thing but bargain. Be careful to get
what you ask for
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Something "iust as good" will not
answer. Stick to your point, and when
you ask for goods advertised In this
paper, you can get them.
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today. A formal vote viii then be had.
and the answer Of this, government is
likely 70 be communicated TO Spain be-
fore nlghtfall.
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Postmasters AnnoInted.

WASHINGTON, July SO.-The follow
ing fourth class postmasters have been
appointst: Pehosxivanias7 Lewis Treat
Hill; Elmer o. Dewey, Gil
lett; william w. Nicholson, Kelm.
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FOR TIIE sn11ru

bouthoIn Raiway.-7.37 y. m, daily
sleepers to New Orleans, Memphis. Tanl
ga. Nashville via AsheYille and Hol
Atlantic Coast Bine.--l2.4s D. m. dailvl
sleepers to Jacksonville, Port Tampa and
Macon; IL; ;53 night, daily sleepers To Rich1
aond, and Jacksonville.
Chesapeake ana Ohio Railway. S11 n|
cinnau
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pELAWARV DIVIsTON

DELs<ANA AItiI DIVISION.
For New Castle, SIS, 1104 Il m, 251. AZ
and ass y. IN.
For T.ewos, s.s .. m. an p. m. weel
days.
For Rohoboth. S1S a IN. ana 4.a7 D. M
week days.
For Dover HARRINGTON and Yslmar 1J
days, l1.58 D. m.
For Wyoming and way stations, asi d
m. week-days.
Express Tor Cape Cbarlea Old PoinI
Comfort and Ncrfoik, lio4 \ M, weeic
days and 1l.5G p. IN daily
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SUNDAY TRAIN9.


For Phuadelphia (express), LII. 9Oe. Am
Ss5, s.sS, 1913, Las q. m. 1Ss, 400, 45S 0.07.
6.5l 7-2S, 9.06 and 9.16 o. m ' ''S''
Accommodation, 7O7, &19 g. m. l2 90
Las, 400, 5.26 and 1910 D. m.
For Chester (express), 1.57, 42O, $50. Il. AZ
a. M, La. 300, 4.bs, 6.0. o.57 and 0O6 D. m.
Accommodation, 707, s.I9 a. m. l2O5 i'z5.
490 rs rs aud lo;4o.p. m. -
FOR New York (through express), Ia.
~ ~ lOlning Carl 1913 lib a. M, I.d
lDiinin,g CaT) 800. 6.0t, 1920, DINING Carl.
eYI' yl6 p; m, connecting via Broad Street
a.0O 4.58 and 1910 d. M
Ror Boston without change 6.57 D. m.
baltimore and Washington 4SB. sol
ly,io a. M, ls;O5. l3.49, 1.50. 5.2g, s615. 7S61
II p. m.and 1853 night
baltimore and intermediate stations
5.59 p. M, 1900 night
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street. FOR
Wilmington (express), $50, no. ii'28 aI
m! lEOs, LIZ, Al, sos, 6.55, 73I, s.%. ii iGI
Ills p IN. and l2.05 midnight.
Accommodation, S.35, 9.12, 1O8 n m
lz.SO' 2SS' 6,lO. SSS and 1903 o. m
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RAINS LEAVE BROAD srRpEr ST.
TON PHILADELPHIA.

etAlfN5 ht1ANH BROAD BrRIDEyT STA
TION, PHILADELPHIA.
SOR THE WEST.
a60 n IN, daily. Pittsy8rg Chioesro. CIR
GGlnp@9tt Louisville and st. L0pis. (Din
l0-& a M, daily. for PattsburR and On,
cag0. mo coaches to PittaburQS
N5g p. m. daily, ,TAm1t0d." Pittstslr,
chicago, Cleveland, Toledo, Cinansht
souisvilla and St Louis, Dining Oar
40 p m, daily, P1ttsburK and Cleveland
10 p nos daily. PhtHburg, Chiongo. N9sh
no. VA sncLnnstO. and 81 houi,
a& .. n-. dahy. Pittsourg. Chicago an
Cleveland ana TAoledo, excart aataniaI
iO.sI y ~ dsdly fausbuTs. c1ndn1tl;
~ 50 D. M, dOHy, PSvssturz ana csaooCO
Cl1VeAthnd- fxcoCf sa4ur&g.
20 Congressional rIurtsd rlxrreas. A
INestbue Parior Cars a7d Dining chr. n
extra rare other than tho usual Pulhnr
.C'') limited Express. ves~bulo Par1
1ara. Vcstbule PaBseuger Coaches al
Dining Car. No extra faro.
The Wilmington Transfer Company wi
ca for and chock baggage from hote
and residences.
For further iRfOrma ton, raeaenRers a,
referred TO the ticket agent az the stf
tiOn.
y. HuTCHINBoN. IR. WOOD.
Gen'i MaHager. Gen. Pass. 4 q
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Leave PHILADELPHIA, Broad Street for
,Wddlm4inIgttoa y, III (expresa), $50, 7.2O 725. Sss.
sde, 4.Ol,. an, sos. 5s5. 5.59, e.i7 ss5' 9sI 99ssII
u. 10, u.6 D. m. and 1916 night '''-'
Accommodation. 6.24, 7.30, e12, 1875 a. m
lE5. ala. Asa. Aaa. as 2as, 10-O7 and II. 8
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RAILROADS
'H1LADEBPHIA, WILMINGTON AMI
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
Sasedsle N esreot Aoy ". Lp&
lrQihe lAaVa ANlluninUI.n - f.IIn......

GI1ihs lave Wilmington as feliowas
LOO Philadelphia (expresa), l57, SO2. 40.
P;S -. 7.64 $50, s.t5, 9.s2 i5.03, iosS, Ills,
- ~ 11;B q M ,+l2.l6, III, 800 S.li. ass,
oUA oVi, ga, 6.57, B.O6 and iG D. M
accommodation, $40, 7.08 SIS. noa a.
"';s iz'9ss AZ 2SA 400, 5.z6 i.2o and 1910 p. m.
75g, $50 S55 i0.I, n.M n'g. II. q "a \. M m.
~. 80, e5s e;0. 6.57 and 9.W p. m.
7, as ssScSsianm9asiion as si9 lc Sls llo2 q. m.
Eof New York Through cxpress), f.57,
~ sW' s.99 lDining Carr, i0.ts. Lao a. M,
az "a Di1ning Carr, 1.Si Dining Cnr), sl1.
W. W. 100 lLNntng Carr. OBJ, and els D. m,
y95HlksScIInF y5iilk.SsIliF 70 BROAD Street station.
sniss11e4f,f.id, 1 $50 B20. ToS. $50 1904 %. M,
AsSl ~ ~, S.O and 100 D. m
sn9 pof Z ~ 5ostos "iuloot change. io.le a. m.
For Newark centor ana intormediate
steti19s, ss. Ss1 l.Ss a. m ana ass p. m.
baltimore and Washington. AK sM
pu, 1913 and LOO a m. i2.0S u 90 - ~
IA ~, ia 'oa 7.So. 7.ss. Si1 D. m, and
baltimore and iatsrmed,ate stations
Aao, Aes, o.n p. m, 2.00 night.
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Evening star., 1898-08-31

The fall purchases are crowding out the
stock on hand. Bargains in Hoeke's Clear
ing Sale-Adyt,
Evening star., 1898-08-31

New English Whpcord, in Dewey blue, navy, green gray,
tc s15o value Sl.25 yard.
Evening star., 1898-08-31
The Races Yesterday.


The attendance at the fair grounds yes
| terday afternoon was much larger than
during the morning hours, the principal
attraction being the races. The first was
special match trotting race, made up
Saturday last, of unframed horses owned
in the vicinity of Seneca, this county.
There was much interest manifested in
the outcome, and considerable amount
of money changed hands The result was
as follows: Free Silver, by Orloff, Maurice
Gunnell, Seneca, 1, ., l, l, 1; Nellie c, by
Macon, Reggie Cross, Seneca distancea;
Violet, 2, 1, 2, 3, 9. Time not given.
The second race was hurdle, six furlongs
and repeat, the result being: Bedford, by
Beverly, E. NJ Utterback, Watson, Va,
3, =, 2; Dare Devil, Fred Page, Forest
Glen, 2. B, B; McFonso, by McDuff, Frank
r: Keys, Linden, 1, 1, 1.
The judges We're Henry w Burriss
Princess Anne, Md; DR.. Richard S. Hill
Marlborough, Md. timers, Lee Offutt and
Chas. w. Fields, Rockville; race clerk, Lee
Dorsey.
Additional Entries.
The following additional entries were
made yesterday afternoon: Mr.. Waters,
Alban Brooke, J. H. Janney, Mr. James F.
Allen, Urban Wagner, w. E. Muncaster,
Mrs. Robt. Lyddane, Miss Eloise mutton,
Lewis Sadtler, Mrs. J. T. English Norton
Counselman, Mrs. c. R. Purdum, exhibit
vegetables; Alban Brooke, Urban Wagner
o. B. Williams. grain; Alice Brooke Mary
Lyddane, Kate Counselman, Elsie Counsel
man, Della Maus, Sadie Williams, Emma
Warfield, Lillian Bennett, Mrs. j. r. Eng
lish, Mary Trail have entries in the cul-
mary department. Alice Brooke, Lillian A
Bennett Mrs. Frank P. Stone, Mary Lyd-
dane, Kate Lyddane, Elise Hutton Mrs j.
T. English, Mrs R. C. Warfield Mrs W.
P. Hill. Frances Horner, Mrs. c. B. Jones,
Mrs. H. Copp, Mrs. Otho Williams Mrs
A. ]. Almoney, Mrs. S. B. Haney, Ietta
Ricketts,. Mrs. VIM. Talbot. Hattie Thomp-
son, plain and fancy sewing and embroid-
eery; Mrs. w. NJ Fitzhp and Mary.
Trail. butter; J. H. Janney, Urban Wagner
Mrs. Frank p Stone, Elise Hutton, Lewis
Sadtler, 8. D. Higgins, Mrs. c. r. Purdum
fruit; Mrs. s.. E. Earthurn, Elise Hutton,
A. -. Hutton, china painting; Mrs James
F. Allen, Mary Lyddane, Maynard Penn
Mary Trail. Mrs. S. B. Haney, plants and
flowers; Mrs F. P. Stone, Mrs. Robt. Lyd-
dane; Mrs Otho Williams, Mary Trail,
Della Maus, Mrs. c. r. Purdum Edna
Baker. Mrs. James E. Thompson, Mrs S.
B. Hege, Ida Dove, preserves, jellies and
canned fruits; Lillian A. Bennett, Kate
Lyddane Mrs. R. c. Warfield, candy; Mrs.
s. ]. English, Mrs. Henry Copp. Mrs. S. B.
Haney, quilts. In the childrens depart
ment, c. E. Talbot, ]. ]. Janney, Sydney
Hutton, Frank Higgins, BERTHE Higgins,
Amy Vessels. Hattie Jones, Augusta Ma
gruder, Daisy Hege, Mary Hege and VIII
liam Offutt.
Evening star., 1898-08-31

Silk Finished Henrietta in shades 65c value; ssc ward
You'll find all the Reds Blues Green's Browns and evening
shades in this
Evening star., 1898-08-31
Returning From Abroad

LIVERPOOL, August 31.-The White Star
line steamer Majestic, which sails from this
port today for New York. has on her
passenger list the names of Mr. and Mrs.
]. Pierpont Morgan, Mrs. Cayendish Ben
timex and Mrs. Leslie Carter
Evening star., 1898-08-31

Jaw, really now" asked the foreigner
''are you all free and equal in this bloom
ing oountry?'
"You bet we are" answered the native
"A rich man doesn't have to pay any more
war taxes than q poor one."-Indianapolis
journal.
Evening star., 1898-08-31
Last
Chance
ait these
Rugs.

The final triumph of big Rug
season comes tomorrow. We wind
UP the bargain lot of Rugs by fore
ing them out at the lowest prices vet
GuOted. This is the last chance
you'll have to get such Rugs at such
prices Don't miss the opportunity
that so many will profit by.
SMYRNA Rugs.
Evening star., 1898-08-31

Joe, w. H. Lyle, Belair. Md: Giula, J. a.
Murphy. Tenleytown, .. c.. Long Shanks,
E. B. Prescott & Co, Norbeck. Md; Bird
of Freedom, John Castles, Highlandtown.
Nd: Avon, Thos. c. Keys, Garrett Park:
Hillside, W. W. Wade. Granite. Md; Mrs.
Reeves, John P. Sellman, Comus; Boston,
T. A. Hickman, Martnsburg, Md; Orange,
Bill Owen, Leesburg, Va