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The evening times., 1901-08-12
STREET RAILWAY MEN ROBBED
Bound with Wire and safe Looted
hN NasLrd Men

ASHURT PARK, n. j.. Aug. -Four
masked men. armed with reviewers. held
up. bound. and robbed four employees Of
the Atlantic Coast Electric Railway ear
iy this morning The men had just run
their cars in, when the robbers procured
"a bundle Of wire and bound The men 60
the cars They then blew up the safe
and took 5000
The men robbed were Roy Speer- Ed
ward Casuer. Michael Brown. and Ed
ward Hughes. They had considerable
money from fares collected during th,
night The explosion made bat little
noise There is generally from 5000 10
S7.0o1 i'm the safe. Tho robbers made good
their escape and up 90 the present time
no cIue has been obtained 70 their ideuti-
ty.
The evening times., 1901-08-12
FUNERAL OF MAJOR BARTLETT
Impressive Services at -. AIbaps,
Church This Morning.

The funeral OF tho late Major Henry
Anthony Bartlett. T.. = Marine Cgrus
retired took place ut il o'clock tHiq
morning from ST. AIIaus' Church NouDt
ST. Albans- The services, which were
brief and impressive. were conducted bg
Rev George O.. BrateuahI pastor OF the
church. and "a brotLer-iu-Iaw Of Major
Bartlett Tho funeral cortege was escort
eel 90 the National Cemetery at Arlington.
ny company of marines from the navy
yard, under command Of Capt Henry W
Carpenter, and Second Lieut. Sydney w.
Brewster
The services at the grave were simple
and in accordance with the usual form
for funerals Of retired officers of the
army OF navy. The caszet. covered with
the American flag. was lowered into tho
grave, and the company Of marines fired
"a volley in honor OF the deceased officer
Taps were sounded by the bugler.
The active pallhcarers were six nom
commissioned officers Of the Marin.
Corps The honorary paIIbearers were sa-
lectcd from among Major RartIett's ncr-
soral friends Of the officers Of the Ma
riue Corps.
The evening times., 1901-08-12
short-Term bonds BouEht.

Secretary Gage this morning 1urchasel
short-term bonds as follows. viz: $i,GJ0 3's
at JOS 424. 80 800 IS az II5l1G; S2l,CJO As at
Ilg 1871. $1,000 Is AT ll3. l265-
The evening times., 1901-08-12
NIrs. NntInn,s lament.

SPRINGFIELD. Ohio. Aug I2-In an
interview this morning Carrie Nation. in
speaking Of her husbands suit for di-
vorce. said:
1T was De OF God, hell or heaven. Ny
husband left me"
The evening times., 1901-08-12

Sugar soon sold fractiouaIIy above any
price reached on SATURDAY The outlook
Tor the company is bright 10 many people
and an advance in the stock in the first
active market would not be- surprising.
The evening times., 1901-08-12

strong recovery OF the granger stocks
seems TO indicate that a good many pco-
uie take another view. the one outlined
anoNe. that the worst has been discount
cd in the crop situation
The evening times., 1901-08-12

The receipts Of the Government TODAY.
according 90 the Treasury statement
reached the sum of S2Igl. 3gS d ana con-
sisted Of customs. S1rf1la. internal reve-
nue.. Sl-i3I,Ils.-1- miscellaneous. S54.SI.9z.
The expenditure amounted 20 8. ESQ 510
leaving a balance of receipts over dis
hUrsements amounting 20 Sf0GgS.2S.
Admitted To Practice Law.
Orpheus IL BudIong. % this city. has
been admitted TO practice before the Inte-
rior Department and its bureaus
The evening times., 1901-08-12
Hoods Pills ass. assong'i:l s62 Isl

Ter results than any other eathartic. Easy e.
take. easy 90 operate shHdrusgists- - cents
gr by I'll Ci e.. T. Hood 6 Co., Lowell Mass
The evening times., 1901-08-12
Sugar soon

Louisville and Nashville was strong this
morning. getting Up 40 1Gl early i'm the
day The cotton outlook is good.
The evening times., 1901-08-12

Catarrh FOR I year" II had Catarrh for ?
years. ! had Catarrh for years-" Il had
Catauh for 20 years" Il had Catarrb for 57
years, and Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder cured
me. These are sentences from the volumes fBt
volumes 81 testimony for this great oatarrh cure.
words rom Higu and women al over thr .guti-
Eent, who have been cured. u reIieyes In ten
minutes. sold by =. $ Williams. Ninth and 3
Streets, Edmonds Williams Third street and
Pennsy iyania Ayeuuc.-19.
The evening times., 1901-08-12

Sal,s-aIet- r. r SIS. $Ip14I6. Union
Trust and Storage Co. 4aIw2t. Capital
Traction, 5Hlr1ia. Mergenthalcr Linotype.
-5Tlty, loHl6S]e; Lanston M0uOtype. l5H
The evening times., 1901-08-12

AFTER opening off. s. PaHl advanced 10
i'.'z' Union Faeil" 90 35il. Missouri Pa
enc 70 5's. and Atchison, common. 10
d.'. The New YORK Herald has made
Il canvass or the corn States. for later
facts than those contained i'm fb. CO.
erument report the ,udeavor having ba.D
10 get dispatches from unbiased atItborf-
ties as 20 conditions ON August Do T-b..g.
dispatches say that conditions have
grown worse instead OF better since tho
Government report was made IN At
urst the Street seemed inclined to r.J.
very seriously this showing and the con
tlnuance Of the Western selling Of tba
grangers- There was a jump in the prize
Of corn OF ? cents a hushel TO the 0Dcnfr.-
In Chicago which also caused some ru,a-
stness, among the small people. The later
Malaria, ChiII~, Hnd Fever
.-.--.L.- ---.--l l. .---.---- LII 4.
The evening times., 1901-08-12

Chicago Grain and Provision Market.
corrected daily b W. B. Hlbbs * Co.. mem
BEN Of the New York Stocz Fxcaause,, lao ?
Street ~
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Government Bonds.

The Stock Market was a fairly logical
affair this morning with early bu0yancy
and strength in the Steel stocks with
weakness in the grangers AT first and
later a good recovery, and finally with
a return 20 the duIIness that has been
the chief characteristic Of speculation FOR
some time past The break in the Steel
stocks when the strike trouble began
more than discounted anything that has
ygJ occurred. The break In the price of
the graugers has been sufficient also in
the opinion Of many careful people. but
here there is more difference Of opinion
and the result is greater irreEulaTIty in
price movements. The dulIness OF the
market is what should be expected al this
time OF the year and when the public
have gotten ont Of the market very thor
0ughIy and the insiders hold stocks.
The evening times., 1901-08-12
EDUCATIONAL.
BETHEL MILITARY ACADEMY. nnc. }

Near Warrenton. Established 1886.
location unsurpassed for health and social In.
Euenccs- Prepares Tor business. college and Coy
sTnment academies Session opens September
% Address
Zhe Principals Bethel Academy P. O.. Ylrginla
The evening times., 1901-08-12
FOUL PLAY FEARED.
Body of a Connecticut Man struck
by a Car.

HARTFORD. Conn. Aug 12-The body
of William Simonds, Of Herkauum. was
struck by Glastonbury trolley car short
ly after midnight His friends believe
there had previously been foul play and
,hat the body had been placed on the
track so that the car would hit IT,
The evening times., 1901-08-12
LOANS ON
Cash TO LOAN

ON FURNITURE. PIANOS. Ere
without removal from y0uE possession ans IN N,
amount from SO to 500. Cur rates are ~.
cheapest. and you can make your own ter-.,
Loans made within three hours tom IA. -.
you Apply We losn ior the interest onIv sDJ
do not want your sOo1-- 50 yOu need have No
fear o. losing them Our Offices are I'd On ia.
Efth floor. away from the street. and are % A.
ranged that We ensure strictezt privacy Do,
in and get our rates
POTOMAC GUARANTEE LOAN CO.
s2s-s90 ST. NEAR 9TH NV.
Room - Atlantic Building.
Tzke Elevator % Firth Floor
The evening times., 1901-08-12
UNDEBTAKERS.
PAIHE'S SCELERY COMPOUND
AN ACTIVE LIVER
Gas STOVES

means good Fe-Ith- The ---1--y. liver Fs-,,,,,,.
n he W.--t is N.rr.r,. 81. crr- II h -.
The evening times., 1901-08-12

Steel. common stock. was sold NJ the
close on Saturday IT 3I'z. II opened uD a
point this morning and advanced another
point early fu the day. later holding very
steady around G- The preferred opened
up % - and advanced TO 9-la iu the early
dealings As has been said. these sgcurI-
Ties were radically at variance with the
general market in their tone. OWNS, % the
especially huilish news regarding tho
strike, and perhaps. too. 10 some support
from the k,sus clique. It IS probable
even that the strength Of These stocks
prevented the graugrrs and other railway
stocks from going of as much as they
~ rHid have done. 10 is. of course fu.f,as-
sIpie ip know what the piaus.of this pow
'riui steel stock syndicate NAV be- fg-
the future but 10 would seem urnba HI.
LNal ll VIII NOT attempt any upward move
mont iu the stocks al present being con-
tent simply 90 keep them strong 8n re-
c'SSigus many people OF discrimination
Wll buy both the common and tho Dre-
l-rred -'r
The evening times., 1901-08-12
New york stock Excbnnre

Corrected daily hv W. r. Hfhbs & Co. mem
hers Of the New York stock Exchange. 1879 ?
Street
The evening times., 1901-08-12
Choice at 05 cents.

Boys d0uble-breasted crash and
linen Knee Pants Suits that are in
broken sizes and were SI75 n nEc
and 3. REDUCED To- = >
Boys Wash Sailor. Russian
Blouse, and Kilt Suits. plain white
aud fancy scattering sizes that
have been selling at 8 and n &c
$50. REDUCED to......-..... = ,
Boys novelty Suits. in brown
check theViO-. trimmed with braid
and with separate vest. sizes 3 10
years; were 3 Suit; RE OEC
NE-l' Io-----.---- ---.----.----I >
Boys fancy Wash Vests. that
have sold at s.. 81 80 and Sc. in sizes
from 10 lg years; some Of these
are large enough TO III small q &c
men, REDUCED to............ , >
Boys wool Bicycle Pants. neat
and desirable Effects sizes q. 10 II.
l.. -. and Is years. worth g. n re
ana N-59, REDUCED to-. , >
Boys Alpaca Coats: broken sizes
Of the $50 s.. and $50 n &c
grades; RE--CED To- > )
Boys separate long Pants. in
many patterns and many sizes. al
though not all sizes iu any line
worth s. pair. REDUCED n &c
A'ss--s.- ----.-..-..---- = ,
The evening times., 1901-08-12

Better for the Hood Than Snrsapa-
riIIH
For those liyine IN tae malaria districts Groves
Tastc.ess Chill ECuic.
The evening times., 1901-08-12
Special 45C and Csc Offerings in Boys
Clothing.

OF course lots smanncompee z-bu STAPLE and sty
sh and Saksabre values in
Mothers that the the sumner are
supplied when they may a 1-ininizad cost
The evening times., 1901-08-12
LOAMS o Sln

AND UPWARD on FURNITURE AND .Tsyes
At lowest rates and On the cay you appsv. We
are leaning on the BulllinZ and Loan kssoesa tio,
plan, rkicn uazes the cost Of carving Ioans
much less than ycu pay e-sezhe-e and allow vo1
tc pay u Of in any slzec notes you desire ruu-
ming from one 20 twelve months. u you have =
loan with some other company we will pay Il
0f ard advance you more money II desired Rstes
cheerfully given, and no cost 70 yOu unlezs Ioaa
Is made Call and get rates Front roor-. arst
foor.
National Mortgage Loan Co.
625 r St y W
The evening times., 1901-08-12

The outlook for the market IS not an
uurromisIuE one from the conservative
point OF view. Something unexpected
may occur in the steel strike, but Ger
JaiuIy everything now points TO an early
victory for the Dig trust This Will bc d
very important bull argument The corn
crop rs seriously damaged. but the crop
situation as a whole IS not discOuragius
and not as bad as the Western Clique
would have the Street believe General
trade conditions are most promising
Railway earnings continue 70 increase IN
wonderful way The market may. and
probably will. be dun for a time yet. but
careful people. many Of them, Will buy
securities DG the professionally mauipu-
lated declines. fDr the time, later IN th-
year when "a good advance reasonably
may De- expected to set In.
The evening times., 1901-08-12

Malaria, ChiIIS, Hnd Fever
Quickly cured ty taking Elixer Babek.
The evening times., 1901-08-12

Fancy SILK NeCkWeaT Imperials.
Narrow Reversible Four-in-Halds.
I'm fact aU the latest shapes and ef-
feCts of the regular 81 Neck 4 &C
wear Choice ------------.----- = ,
Mems NrGlige Shirts. White and
Fancy effects. OF the 75C and 81
grades each with separate A &C
cuns 20 match Choice fOr...-fO
Mems Leather Belts. with nickel
and brass buckles, the fashionable
b Belts S5higs 5hat sell at 81 regular 45c
Mems Fancy Satiuc Might shirts,
nearly all sizes and all neat
effects, regular 81 shirts a {
The evening times., 1901-08-12
Special 45c Offerings in Mems
Furnishings.

Every small lot in the Furnishing Department be star
out in this sale this means te
viii De quickly Certainly you want to Share in saw
a as
The evening times., 1901-08-12
REPORT OF THE CORONER.
Statement of DR.. hewitt for the Last
Fiscal Year.

An Incrcnse Of Nearly One Hundred
in tEe Number of Cases InVeStiEnt-
ed-CuuScS of CusuaItieS-Rccom-
meudutions n TO the OHce'S scope.
The evening times., 1901-08-12

Than q straiEh. business proposition 10 lend yoss
money 70 help yoa out Of diiacultiesf II yoa
have Furniture. Piano. or other good security
can help you out. and the terms vii Be nads
tc suis y1ur ccuvsnieuce IN paying. Call . ses
Us and get az the bottom q our busir@ss methods
EVANS & COMPANY.
507 C ST. n "
ROOM 8 First Floor Rear OPP Patrnt Ofsr,
The evening times., 1901-08-12

The lowest prices we have quoted the best
ever made up Practically the
cluded in this Dress and yvorl
Pants are included It is the 10 buy
55 T fs Pants and sI75 7ls Ts 9 rss.. aas2.95 Tqd
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-16

LNOR RALE-5oO UNREDEEM ED OVER
II coats to be sold cheap AT liz LEWIS Loan
Office, 7th aed Market streets ol6-3t -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-16
NOT GENERALLY KNOWN.
Legs Of the Hog Perform the rune
ton of Discharge Pipes tor All
Sorts Of Waste Matter.

The hogs legs perform "A function
not known to any other animal, ana
that is an escape pipe Or pipes for tue
discharge OF waste matter or sweat
not used in the economy OF the body.
These escape pipes are situated upon
the inside of III" legs, above and below
the knees iii the fore lgs and above
the gamble joints in the hind legs. but
in the latter they IRE very small, ana
the functions are light, Upon the in
side Of the fore legs they are always
active. so that moisture is always
there about and below these oriticeS
or duets in the healthy hog. The holes
in the legs and breathing in the hog
are his princtpaI and only means of
t. jerting an excess CT heat above nor
NAL. and when very warm the hog
will open the mouth and breathe
through that channel as well as the
poStriis.
The horse can persrirc through all
the pores of lis body, same as n man,
aud cattle do the same 10 limited eX-
tent, but the hog never. His escape
valves are confined to the orifices upon
the inside Of his legs. People often
wonder why il IL that the hog dies so
suddrn!y when il" runs rapidly or
takes quick and violent exercise by
fighting. But when you consider the
few escape pipes. their small capacity
ard r"moteut IS from he cavity where
the heat is generated. the wonder is
that h" does not die quickly when over
heated. American Swinrhcrd.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-16
SECOND
TIE GAME

The game yesterday afternoon
betwee;: the High School Eleven
and the Central Manual Training
School of Philadelphia, resulted in
a tie, the score being ) to 5. Both
teams scored touchdown in the
first halt but missed the goals
The High School played a fairly
good anne but lite interference work
was poor. while the visitors were
especially strong in that particular.
The visitors line was also stronger
than the home team. while the High
School exceiled in end plays. The
tackliug OF Brennan was a feature
of the game. In the last halt he
was in every play and did mos! Of
the tackling.
Central lost on downs as did also
High School. Schrack got the oall
on u tumble and after u pretty run
Of 90 yards made touchdown.
He was given good interference by
Dougherty. Captain Dougherly
missed the goal.
In the second nan captain lJo'lg u
erty Of the Hugh School kicked OFT.
Henderson caught the bali but only
made a small gain. High School
got the ball on downs and Hartman
made a pretty run around the end
to Manuals 10 yard line. BY
rushes through centre High School
took the ball TO the visitors five
ward line. but there it was lost on
downs
Manual then, by gains OF several
yards at time, got the ball with.
IN 10 yards Of the home teams goal
when they lost 1t on down. The
ball was then passed to Brennan,
who kicked it to the 30 yard line
and a moment later the second hall
ended.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-16

The bodies Of dead animals are con-
verified into fertilizer by some farmers,
but something depends upon circum-
stances as to the advi,ahiIity Of so do
in@. If an animal dies of some con
taginus disease aud is hHrjcl the
cnrthwurmg viii bring to the surface
the germs Of the disease. This fact
was demonstrated by pastrur, the ia
NOUS French chemist, who made tests
In that direction, Disease was com
munirated to animals that ate grass
which grew over the body OF a buried
animal. The better plan is TO consume
the bodies Of disease animals, or sub
iect them to a bath Ct sulphuric acid
after death. in order to destroy tbs
germs of disease.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-16
NEW CASTLE
TROLLEY ROAD

A report gained circulation to-day
that the Wilmington City Railway
Company had purchased the trolley
road between this city and New Cas-
tie. This report could not be verifi-
cd from officers Of either company.
The New Cas- tie road Is a paying one
carrying thousands Of people and do.
ing general express and freight bus.
mess. 1t has long term agreement
with the Wilmington City Railway
Company to use its tracks from the
city line, south Of Eden Park.
by the purchase OF this road the
Wilmington City Company would
control every road coming into viii.
mington with the exception OF the
Brandywine Springs line. There are
no transfers in use between the New
Castle and the city lines.
Harry Richardson, Of Dover, was
recently elected President Of the com.
pany as he became possessed Of more
stock. This is said 10 have given an
impetus to the report. The New
Castle road supplies the motive power
and rolling stock for the Delaware
City line.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-16

L'OK sALE-A ARM OF 70 ACRES NEAR
ca -ponter station in Brardywine HID /;
ths farm IL we'll situated and in hi IN state
Of cultivation; s2iu0 can remain. Apply TO
Mrs. Sara Z. Wright. Boothwyn. Pa.
ol8'1ip'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-16
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HANDY ARIA NGEMENT.
How to Operate II Pump by Wind
Power Where Pump IL Some Dis
lance from Mill.

1t often happens one wishes to OPP
crate Il pump by wind power when
the pump is az a distance from the
windmill Sometimes the pump is at
the foot Of a hill, while the mill must
be placed at TIE top, or two pumps
could often ljt worked by one wind
mill II there was any way of trans
hitting motion from one to the
other. lt''is Il matter Of little trouble
and expense to construct an arrange
ment tor this purpose. Get black
smith to make IA device shown at a,
which is TO take the place of the
usual pump handle. The device (b),
! which is somewhat similar to a, is
bolted on post at the windmill in
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-16
New beneficial Society.

George +. Duckery OF Philadel.
phia. a former D.lawarean, was
in this city Yesterday. trying to
organize a branch Of the <nita6|
AID aud Beneficial L-eaS
America. an organization
has only colored people az menu
This is the only organization OF
kind north Of The Mason aud Dixon
lac and is destined 10 become qn
Of the strongest cclored beueA
societies in the country. JOY
Clinton. u colorcd man with ationa( I,
reputation, is the founder and
president OF the order. Sick bend
fits will be paid al the rate Of
per week and 500 at death. which
is as much as manv societies giva
its Imembers. The company "
also give a sixteeuyear endowmt
INSURANCE, .-5.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-16
DEATHS.

yE.LE-On oct.lA 1901. Jota =. vssls, ago
~ yeArA
Relatives and friends arc invited to attend
the funeral from bis late rosldence, Brandy
wine Hundred. ON Friday afternoon, 18th last
at l o'clock. lnterment privata
PERRY-on Oct. 10. 1901. Isaac A. Perry. in
bis 66th year.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral services at his late residence. NO.
507 West 9Th street. on Friday afternoon at I
o'clock. Interment private.
LYNN-In this city on Oct u, 10 l, James
son Of John and Elizabeth Lynn aged "
years.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral services at his late resideaGe. So1
Lincoln street. OH Thursday afternoon Got u
at2 o'clock. lnterment Old Sweds's Gene,
terry.
GoDWlN-Ia this city on Oct. Is, 1901. Nal.
ison Spur, only son Of Gregg and susanna
Goodwin in his 9Th year.
Funeral private from his parent.' RESIDENCE
a! s. Claymont street OH Wednesday Oct, 10;
Ut " O'clock. lnterment At Riverview GENE.
terry. '-'"'
81 = = <--- ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-16

CONSUMPTION. AsTHMA. CATAMta
u Rhuun,xti,,n NsuraIgtA. qEio Ok relax
Dr. Montgomery, N. Sth street, PAllA
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-16
In Orphans Court

In Orphans Court this mo
Judge Spruance confirmed the n
Of Robert &. Fralm and W. T. I
trustees, Of S ale of real estate la
John G. Almond.
George Lodge, administrator
William Rogers, was granted an
der to sell real estate to pay debit
Susan G. Townsend was appoln "
guardian of Mari a A. Townsend
Equitable Guarantee and Trust Com
pany, guardian OF Eleanor Schultz
and sJames Knots, Jr.; Security
Trust and Safe Deposit Company fol
Anna and Laura Mailer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-16
PRESBYTBRIAN
RI 4.
SYNOD!

Cumberland. Md. Oct. .l5.-Ths
Baltimore Synod Of the Presby ter.
ian Church assembled this morning
in the Presbyterian Church here.
Devotional exercises were conduct
ed by Rev. DR.. Joseph T. Smith, ot
Baltimore.
The report Of the committee on
religious work IN the army and
navy was submitted by DR.. s. L..
Crissey. chairman. Rev. N, r.
Stabl, Delaware City, Del, report
ed that the soldiers at Fort DUPONT
are within easy reach Of the
churches there. Rev. Geo. s Bell,
Of Annapolis, Md, reported hls
personal interest in the work.
There is achapel but NO church
organization in the Naval Academy
and the cadets prefer 10 attend .the
churches with which they havs
been accustomed TO Worship. Tract
are distributed at CamD VAIN
wright. where the marines cannot
conveniently attend church. e
Rev. William Everett. Of Baltl.
more, reported 10 the committees
that It had been found ipadvisable
to attempt any work at Fort Mo
Henry, as i, is within easy reach
Of the city churches. Attemp pts have
been made 10 hold services at tn q
tort, but not more tn an b alt dozen
soldiers attended. -. ys'--~-SSn
The army and navy field now
occupied, the committee .reportet
seems most promising one to enter
The committee recommended thu
it be authorized to open correspons
deuce with The seven Presbyterian
chaplans in the army aud tho two
in the navy TO learn what way the
church can be helpful to them in
their work.
The presbytery cf Washington
ported TO the Synod OF Baltimore
that it consists Of AZ ministers, 81
churches. s. lo5 communicable, 146
ruling elders and 100 deacons, !
local evangelist. 9 candidates and
sabbath.school membership Of
e.l52.
The pIesbytery OF Baltimore
consists Of IS ministers, 244 elder
Isl deacons. 1875 commune ants
ll.S4o school otficers andy
teachers, liccntia:e, IL ca ndi,
dates and 90 churches.
The reports of the treasurer were
referred to the committee on finance.
Rev. W. II. Logan, chairman Of
the committee on home missions aud
substan;aton, made his report,
which caused considerable ddbate.
kc". Henry Minton. Of San. Fran
cisco. moderator OF the General As
sembly, addressed the synod In
reg ard 10 the twentieth century 1
fund