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Golf Club and tho Nutioy Golf Club was played
on the Engiewood links yesterday, The scor-
Ing was on the Tuxedo plan, EnRiewood win
ming by q to s.. but one point being scored for
each match. An innovation in team matches
Tns that pr. and Mrs, Wells played against
pair winning. Mrs. Berg, who won the Bal
tusrol open tournament for women last fall,
was in splendid form and put up wonderfully
clover game. The score:
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Althoueh nIter Var lon,s success In the DrsI

Although after arlon'S success IN the first
part OF the match at Parks homo green the re-
su!t had boon forccasted In favor Of tbs Eng
lshman. no one thought TINT his victory would
appointment !over the result in Scotland. Tor,
while Taylor II. II. Hilton and Var ION have
kept the open championship south Of the Tweed
for some years. the ScOtchmen have Cherished
the hope that they hal IN PARK the strongest
match player in the world Park heat TAYLOR
ut match play when the latter WAS opsn cham
pion but he has slEnrlly failed in his effort to
do the same with Nardon 1t was Vnrion's
nrHt nm'rn' hnu i,.,n II" Sp'dnr TO- De as grand In
hhition contest. The match was Tor 600 a
eide. thr'y-six holes b"ng played AZ each
links. Il was very heavy betting event Var
don having been the favorite throughout.
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ATLANTIC CITY, July 1.-TWO hundred WIS.,
ltors NJ the golf links this afternoon saw the
Cricket Club players. The local players proved
themselves easily the Supporters OF the visitors
Of the game was the playing Of Milton C. Work
and Joscrh Clark, who each made the nine
hllnS In ~. Ihe scnrM.
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Stolen bases-McCreerv. Flick. beaumont. Two
base hits-Delehanty. O'Bren. Three. base hits
Williams (2l. Clark. Cooley. sacr fce hits-McCar-
and Clark Struck out-ey TAnnehiil. 3; by Piatt.
!: First base ON balls-On Tannehill. I; OF Patt T.
Wild pitrh-Piatt, Passed ball Douglass. Tmpires
-sTsrtwood and Wood. Attendance-t,6o Time
a hours and 10 minutes.
BALTIMORE, 2; CHICAGO. l.
CHICAGO, July 2e.-Hovell pitched winning ball
for the Orioles to-day and was we'll supported Asa
result the Rough Riders suffered another defeat
proved the features OF the game. Eight Thousand
persons witnessed the proceedings. The score:
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At Bingham on-Frst game -Bingharqton, s: Al.
bauy, 4. Second GHac--B.LghamlOn II; Albany, 1
At Annun-First Game--Auhurn. =; Rome 10
Be- 'ond ghIne-Auhurn, .; Rome, 9
Al Cort.and-Euril,nl.I !. S'heuectaiy
AtuSwego-Oswe !, ULol. 7.
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THE HR'oRp.


vile adm mister a severe drubbing to Brook
lyn this AFTERNOON. Timely hitting. McJamess
ninghap at opportune moments were respon-
sible., Hans Wagner has sore knee and was
unable to clay. Leach taking his PLACE at
third. Louisville started the run-Rettihx In
the second. Hits by Leach and Kelley. Ritchoy's
sacrifice, Clingman's hit and DAILY . wild throw
Melted two runs. Brooklyn scored one
~ tho third on. Joncss pretty bunt.
Keeler's well-placed hit and u balk. In
the fourth Louisville scored two on
hits by Leach and Clingman and Keley's gao
rlfce. Brooklyn scored their other nun in the
sixth on successive hits by Keller. Kelley and
DAILY. In Louisville's half Dexter walked.
Leach sacriilced. Kelley knocked Casey down
With safe drive. and Rtchey was hit. nlline
ter: thinner singled. bringing In two. and
scored on Casey's failure 10 stop Cunny's hit
WILD pitch scored Cunningham. Ip the sew
epth Yeager was substituted for McJames.
The feature Of the game was a pretty triple
play by Kelley and Clingman. The score:
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Total. Total............

1t was very hot yesterday morning at the
Morris County COLI Club. and there was n
thunderstorm In the afternoon, dual causes
that helped to keep players from the links.
The event was handicap against bogie. which
was won by +. Il. Richardson. who was up.
His card was
out.................3 4 3 q . 8 Ga
1n...................4 . 8 I . 0-Ag-e3
a. Il; Frost. who finished oil square. won the
second prize. and James A. Tying. who was |
down. won third place. Tyng's card was:
Out,....."....."...4 q 5 8 Ga
ln...................4 <-44-Ss
There, will be little, but informal play until
September at this links.
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TIRDON WINS FROM PARK.
Tho English Golfer Lands tho Match by IL
Up and 10 to Plny.
Sr,ctaI Calle peipaLeA % TH1 srn.

SPECIAL CaIle DeIpdlch 70 THI SUS.
LONDON. July 22.-The match game OF golf
between Harry Yardon and Willie Park, the
first half Of which was played at North Ber-
wick on July IS. was finished at Canton to-day
and won bv Vardon by II up and 10 to play
Nardon won the first round of to-days play by
g UP and outplayod Park In every part OF the
game. The scores In the morning were: Var
don, IL: Park. 10.
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Shamrock Stops at Bangor on Her Why to
Glasgow.

tbseFuI CtfVFs 7fFpuEI1I BUN.
BELFAST. July 22.-The Shamrock which IL
on her way to Glasgow to be ketch rugged for
her voyage across the Atlantic. arrived at
Bangor to- day.
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PrTrsBuRG. July 22.-The Pirates slaughtered
Pats delivery to-day. getting nineteen hits for
knocking out six single, aud scoring each time,
P.Ther Fraser. who played third for the Quaiors
performed evenly. but Chiles, Lajoie's substitute
proved weak. The score.
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WALL TENTS.

time look Tho Handicap Committee would
not announce the scores to- day In order that
to-morrows contestants will not know what
they are contestng against
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CLASS A

Consolation-- Anal round-C W. Sparks beat
A. H. Lowson, up (ninets eli hoes); E T. Donnelly
beat D. j. sullivan. 4 mp, to play
STAMFORD July 22-The event on the links
oil tho Wee Burn Coli Club day was a ball
sweet stakes for men. A heavy thunder shower
samo up and interiered some with the play.
NhIan IL, .trr,H
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SHELTER ISLAND. July 22.-P W. Pickhardt
won the cup In the handicap to- day. The best
gross score was made by Howard A. Colby. who
played with A. L. Norris. The summary:

P1.A1NFIELD. July 22.-The event OF interest
on the Park Golf Club links to-day was the
plav for tho McCutchen CUP. which is being
contested for during the season. The score
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Two-base hits-Tenpey t2l stahl. Beckley. selbaoh,
Collins. Sacrifice hits-Millor, Selbach. stolen
besezzselbach. Double lays-Phliips and Beck.
ley: Tenney and Collins. First base on bals-OI
Hit BY piseher-Tennoy. Wood. Left on bases.
Cincinnati, = Boston First base on errors-Cin.
2 hours and 80 minutes. Umpires-Manassau and
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Thr leaders In POINTS are: Class A. j. Ernest
Smith; class b. q. II. shearer class c. Dr. W.
j.. Wales.
>, The, second period of play to qualify for the
wound up at the Marine and Field Club yes
tcrlay. The periods? ara each Of ton days du-
ration, and they will continue in succession
until October when tho winners meet at match
play. The SCORES posted yeslerday follow;
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CINCINNATI, July 22.-Tho Reds. who have not won
g game from tho chsmpions this season, were dc.
GLE lewis was almost inyncible in every inning
except the fourth. When the Reds punched a single
and two doubles with q base balls. Duffy's
double. which Setback misjudged. drove in the win.
ming in the tenth. Tho score
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WILIAMsTowN, Mass. July 22-The second
monthly tournament for men Of the Taconio
Golf Club was won this afternoon by Willard
Il. Hoyt, with the net score OF 81. n II,
Sabin., A. d. Laurie and Harry Curtis tied for
second place, scoring So There were twenty
entri les and the tic win be played of early In the
week.
LoNG BRANCH. July % The Norwood Park
wood team at the latters links this afternoon
Tho game was exciting throughout. and was
Witnessed by an enthusiastic crowd OF golfers
Tho Norwood team won by 10 holes. The
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Frat base on errors Chicago, I; Baltimore. 2
Left ON baaes-Chcago, baltimorc. :. First base
on hals-od Griffith, p off Howell. g. struck out
Holmes, sheckard, Robinson. Sacrifice hits
Green. Grttth, stolen bGsea-Lachance Demon.
tr"villc. Double plhys-Denontreyille Mccormick
ana Eyertt: MaEoon and Lachance. Hit BY pitched
ball-By Griftith, g. umpres-UDay and HcCiarr
Time-1 hour and 80 minutes.
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BAYSIpE. July % : on account Of the rain in
Oak land lio!f Club decided to allow those who
oIuil not contest to-day to play Tomorrow.
Robbins and made a good score. The links
are fast e. ting in good condition. The brown
putting grounds are again presenting a pring-
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New England League.
Connecticut State League.

A. Observation-Disclosures. /. Newport O.
At acknowledgements r; Portland, g.
AT Mauc hester, II; Taunton .
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Play ended yesterday at the Staten Island
Cricket ana GasC bnI Club for he cup presented
by Eugen" J.. llichurd- Jr,. for tho best ak
rouuGS OF the ntne-Eoe course made during
the wrrE ! here was Il host ~ starters ia the
composition. but only dozen made full rc-
turns. ri" three best summaries follow:
Edward G. Talcot .... 80 III ~ ~ II 6C-Goa
J, II Elmer irrf ..,,. az TI at ~ ~ 5r-SIi
Arthur Ho.licA...... - 81 ~ % ~ Go-3i3
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MANCHESTER, VT. July 22.-The home play
ers won the team match to- day with the Mount
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At EnHalo-First ,gane-B lTalo. .; ST. PAUL, l..
Second game-Buttblo. \; 1t Pal, 3.
Al Grand RGpids-Grind Rapids. =, Aiuneap.
oils, 4.
At indianapolis ndian7p polls Z; Kansas CITY s.
At Detroit Detroit !; Milwaukee, IL.
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A. Watcrhury-New Haven. q; Waterbury. g.
At Bristol Bristol. ~. Martden, H.
Al bndgeport- bridgeport. Z, Derby. |.
At New london-laIu.
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CAPE MAY. July 22-The seventh In tho
series. Of eighteen hole golf handicaps was
played on the Cape May links this afternoon
with the following results:
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Atlantic League.

Atlantic League.
At ALLFSTOvN.
Allentown".."...o o . IS 4
Newark. ........O l o o IA o
BAtterieS-Vigneux and Vest Woodruff and Millet
AT wlLKEsDARRR.
- y. H.. Z.
Tilkesharre. o O 0 a--In N .
Richmond..,...I q . 2-l3 II U
INSTRUMENTATION. Patton and Gond.ng; Dono.
van aud StecnIan.
READING.
Reading ........4 o q o Q o o o 2-s ~
Lancas'er........2 q 3 o II ~ )
Battcries-Murphy and Fox; Schmidt and Struhr
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Totals. "a s2sl9 2
sBatted for McJAmes In aeventh inning.


Brooklyn. ...............0 o o.
Louisville ..............o o 8 o -
Loft on bases-Brooklyn, 9; Louisville q. First
base on balls-of Cunningham. 2: OF McJames. 4;
of Ieaver. 2. struck out-By CUNNINGHAM 2.
Three base hit.Ciarhe. Sacrifice hits-Ritchey ~.
Kelley. Anderson. Double play-kellsy, Rit;hey
and clinEman Triple play-Eellsy md clingman.
Hit by pitcher-By hcJames. I. Wild pitches-Mr-
James Yeager. Balk-Cunningham. Umpires-
Lynch and Connolly. Time-2 hours. Attendance
e,592.
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The Duchess County Golf Club OF Pough-
keepsio defeated the Glenwood Golf Club OF
Hudson on the latter's links on Friday after
noon by the following score:
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At PrUvdcnce-PrOvi dcncc Is; Springfield l.
At WorccStsr-HS Hartford, II; Worcester L.
At syracuse Syracuse. <; Toronto. 4.
Al Rochester Montreal. b; Rochester o.
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Hosptsl.....I o o o 2 ..-12 IL
q Patteres-Fsulknor and Connolly; lindsay and
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-01
COAL IS
DEARER.
Wholesale Merchants Will
Charge Consumers Is
Cts. More Per Ton.

Whining on coal dealers haye been III :
formed that tho Wholesale price OF all
grades of coal has been Increased 20 cents
Der ton, and after meeting OF tho deal-
ers which will be held in Il few days every
house keeper who purchases ton oil
anthracite coal for domestic purposes as
we'll as the propi ietors of Industrial es-
Establishments, who will buy 1t Tor sener-
ating steam, will be compelled to pay at
least twenty. five cent? moro on the ton.
A circular setting forth the announce
ment of the Increase was tho outcome OF a
Inference of the coal combination. inc
Philadelphia and Reading Coul and Iron
Company, which practically controls the
market in Philadelphia favored the in-
crease, and 1t was given out l office yes.
terday that 1t was warranted by the con-
lition Of the trade. Colleries III me
S,huykill and Lahigh regions, which sup
ply this section with It's best brand OF an
thracite, arc working steadily ut the pres
Ont time, and the towns are beginning to
feel the effect of the Industrial Improve
nent which reached q. her sections months
ago.
deinaud for anthracite Is brisker now
than 1t has been at the same period OF the
wear for decade. There are orders for
large shipments from Port Richmond to
upper eastern ports and as far southwnrd
as Havana
Among local coal dealers and the pro-
prio; urs OF large indus rial establishments
who consume much coal, there was op-
position to the increase. With The coal
dealers the feeling was not 90 deep rooted
for tbey find Il way out by raising the
price twenty five cents ProPrietors OF big
plants, using fifty tons per day, havo their
expenses considerably Increased, and not
q lew Of them denounced the action OF the
corporation.
Representatives of the Charles Warner
Company say the increase was une1pec-
ted. Heretofore the price of coal WAS not
adyan ced until October.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-01
VISITORS AT
REHOBOTH.
The Season At This POpu-
lar Resort Opens With
A Rush.

Rehoboth, Del, June 80. THE season at
Rshoboth Is opening with IN unprecsdent.
ed rush. Twenty-tbres new cottages
and hotels have been built during the
past year.
Rev. George Dame, OF Baltimore. until
recently the Archdeacon OF Dover, has
been visiting Mir. Thomas Rudeil. who
one OF the oldest cottagsrs, and whose fam.
ilv has been here for some time.
l.. B. McCabs, OF Govanstown. Nd has
occupied the Thompson cottage, ON Reho-
both avenue, with his family Rev. NJ. A
Fenne, OF st Mnry's Church. paid them n
brief visit during the week. They
are also entertaining Miss Nancy Sterling
OF Govapstown, and tho Misses Cora and
Gertrude McCabe, OF Baltimore.
The Casino of tho Queen Anne's Rail
road hns baen brilliantly Illuminated for
the past week with electric lights fur
nished by the new plant which has been
installed.
Mr. and Mrs r. r. Waters. who have
one of the principal cottages will enter
tain large house party next week. Tho
party consists of following Baltimoreans
Misses Priscilla Upshur Emma Dough
erty, Bessie Bates, Jennie Waters, Mary
MacGaw, Sophie MacGaw. Mary Fhdiay.
Mary Hobiizell, Margaret Waters, Flor
encu Waters and Dr. Guy HumeS, John
Dner Carl oSCer anu IloWuru W. b"uSh-
ty.
The family OF w Stieff is at the t.
tags-ot W. e. Hooper, who was here ear!y
in the season. but decided not to spend
tho summer here.
Piney IIland,in Rehoboth bay, has been
purchased by ". 5. Truitt, and he will
take parties for fishing and grabbing IN
hi, steam launch, the Dixie. A party Will
go on The Dixie to Oak Orchard OH Sunday
afternoon noxt, apd the Rev. Mr. DuHalnel
will hold service there under tho trees.
The Diamond State Telephone line reach
ed here on Tuesday, and communication
between Rehoholh and the State as far as
Smyrna will be opened on Saturday next.
Two new and cominodious hotels have
been opened this year, The larger one is
named after the Monumental Guy, me
Baltimore. 1t was erected by Me'srs Mar
vel, Wolf and Horsoy, and will be conduct
cd by Mrs. King and daughter. who Tor
u long time kept the King cottage.
Tho other Is called aftcr the owner the
Townsend House. ami is being managed
by Mrs. J. E. n. Burton of Long Neck
weekly paper is to be started IN TINS
placs tho first issue coming out Tomorrow.
1t will be known ns tho Rehoboth Beacon.
and will be published by ii company organ
lied for that purpose.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-01
DOIS.

A piece Of a lighted cigarette thrown
under lounge at Eighth and King streets
last night caused slight fire.
A fire cracker exploded yesterday and
oaused severe burns on tho face to lad
named Dugan residing at No. 1900 West
Third street
Elevator Conductor James Kolley at the
Federal building Is sick.
The Rev. Van p. Northrup. pastor Of
Madeley NJ. Il. Chu CHI is arranging for the
rpopenng of the ediiice about tine middle
Of July.
The song services Of he Railroad Y. NJ.
G. A, will b. held on Sunday a5 $50
O'Clock. Rev. Mr.. Smith, assistant pas
tor of Asbury NJ. L, Church, will prea ch.
Specifications for the proposed Bayard
statue will be received ut tho meeting OF
the Bayard Memorial Association cn July
William Baird, aged 70 years. who died
In Dayton, Ohio. Will be buried in this
city to day.
Walter Cheavens hns two spears captur-
ed in the fall of Manila. which were sent
to him by Herman 4. Payne, his stepscn,
who is chief officer on the transport Nor
gan City.
The walls Of the new high school on Del.
aware avenue have now reached the first
floor of the building and Tho many piers
and inside wall, are being erected.
Officials OF the Red d Line called ut tho
works of the Harlan and Hollingsworth
Company yesterday to Inspect the work
under way there.
The local banks will be open as usual
on Monday Notes due today arc payable
on Monday and notes due on Iuesday are
also payable on Monday.
A special Christian Eudeavor service
will be held Ia tho Second NJ. p. Church
tomorrow evening at 7.I5 z, NJ. Talks
upon the subject Of tho coming Chrlatian
Endeavor Convention will DO an interest
ing part Of the service. All are Invited to
DO present.
Milton Solomon mad his eye badly burn
cd by shaving Of hot iron striking it
ye terday.
Chester 10 still making efforts to secure
the Morse ship yard.
An lnterestins game of golf will be
played ut Esmere.
Complaint was made In tho United
S. ates Court yesterday by the Dennison
Manufacturing Company alleging the
Thomas Manufacturing Company was
infringing OH its patented trade mark IN
a catalogue, which l. claimed infrlnged on
q catalogue issued by the Dennson Manu-.
factu,ing Company. The companies man.
ufaclure tags and similar goods.
Tho Volunteers Of America havo secured
about SS5 OF tho $3.50 needed to give an
outing to the poor at Pennsgrove next
week. Tho Wilmington Steamboat Com
pany made donation OF $50. Mrs. LaNiotte
DUPONT IS and others have contribu ted
the balance. Captain Crow Is now busily
engaged In securing the balance Of the
money necessary,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-01
New Corn!ce Com mittee

City Council selected the new committee
chairinen last night. The principal CON
test was over the tlnanGo cOnInitee chair.
munship. James Kane Of the Fourth ward
and James B. Ober!v Of the Twelfth were
the candidates. Kane was selected by a
vote of 9 to 1 and MIR. Oherly then left tho
caucus and did not return. This was rather
n surprise to tho members and after walt
ing for some time for Mr.. Oberly to return
tboy proceeded with the business.
According to what the monbers SAID
after tho meeting, all the chnirmen Wore
not selected, aud ano her meeting will be
held on "Wednesday next. II was learned
however, that these chairmanship' were
filoa:
Finauce-James Kane.
Public Buildings-John +. llealy.
Accounts,-M. L. Cannon. "a
l'ire-prince Mousley.
Pollce-lhomas NJ, Monaghan.
Crsmntory-George A, Willis.
Printing-lIeEry K. Smith.
Law-Janes b. Oberly
PARKS Henry Il, Smith.
Elections-JOnathon II. Groves.
Council will meet this evening for or
panizatiou aud it Is expected that most OF
the other msmbers nf the omInittees will
be selected at that timc:
Mir. Oberly's friends feel very sore owe,
his defeat, as hc has been chairman OF tht
finance committee and made an excellent
record In tho position. They say that Mr.
Kaue Is capable man aud arc satiilec
that he will hll the poaitiou creditably
bul they think Mr. Oborly should OF haI
the Dlace,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-01
~ WuMNGTON DELAWARE SATURDAY, JULY l. 1s9a
c,,ymont n. g. cssrch.

The M. r. Church Of Claysson Del:
Of which Rev George X TnopsTn,, W
Upland, is pastor, will holo sd n v.ry
meeting Sunday and have arraSH;M ;"r fos, fosy
interesting program for the ooS haomti ,I'
year the church was repaired ooaeS'-
fiad. the expenses amounting 'uou.sn, ,oso,tn,-
000. aud they held an Rli'dy mooS.us
which Lruved itself to be a g!au Sueoess'
both spirit Lnlly and fnanoiaM
At that meeting the contribtons toae-
fray the church Indebtedness ountea 10
$500, and with this second coletbtloh tney
hone to clear uff the debt sairely' Inc
services of the day will 10 az hiows:
900 a. n,...Cinss Meeting, ny Drother
Robert II ,iinson, OF Provioics avenue
iS::D n. % %m.Mpreaching Key; v. P.
Northup Of Madelcy Chu'h' winning
ton. u! .
2CO.p, m-Lovc Feast. ! charge OF
Brother IL IL. Guif. VI TfAty chufch'
Chester. -,
SOD p. IN. -Preaoliing " the Pastor,
Rev. George H. ToinpkinS
$50 D. m,-Epworth Lesle and fohns
Peoples Meeting in chrge oi Ebsh N.
Baldwin. M,
7.3O p. Preaching tyPreslding Eiu-
or Rev. Robert Watt, u. n
Mrs. j. A. Fitch, the ,v-ngelist singer
OF Philadelphia, will renir' selections a1
each Of the services. JAher ana supper
will bo provided for vislss trolley from
Wilmington and Chest pass the chu'ch
door. ~