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METALS

changed Sc
GALVANIZED SHEET 1RoN-sS and S
per cent discount
,o bLACk SHEET lRoN-No. 81. "a per
ROOFING TIN Machine made. $40 boa
Luz ~ ~ Per box; old style, sic 5odls 30 pee
sol SodaDER-Hsif and Halt. l7Glsc per
CORRUGATED IRoN-Galvnnized. IS %
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PAINTS, oiLs AND GLASS.

White lead, per cwt, strictly pure. S6.25;
second grade, $500, third Crude $500
Iurpentine. per case, two Agallon cans,
500; barrel lots sic per gallon Mineral
paints. 6Oc per gallon Venetian REDS,
per cwt, $3.50; yellow ochre per cwt. Sl,0o.
Linsed oil, best, boiled, IodT1c. Ready
mixed house paints, Sloo Window glass,
IS and 50 per cent of January list.
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Prime crude 3Sie. on crude nominal:
prime summer yellow -, on summer ycl
low nominal. choice cooking summer yellow
nominal Meal and cake-pnme - %, on
nominal
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huston CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

River s. 5000; Castle Rocki Columbia
Columhi,, River SlC5. Blue Bell. Columbia
River, alc; Violet brand, Slso; Caru4tiou
brand, Fancy Rcd Alaska, $l3jal 40; Pink
Alaska 81 10.
SARDlNES American quarters S36S@
80; mustard, S3.2JHS3I: imported Gil
lette grade quarters, ST. 30; fancy Sprats.
quarters. SSooa1oo0 according to grade.
STARCH standard goods: Pearl, III 10
10 boxes, 4&a47sc; ROYAL Gloss or Archer,
bulk. an5l,r: Nickel. 100 packages. per box,
So. 2oa3.55; corn starch, sac per h. 20 and
iO-lh boxes
SUGAR Quotations are for small lots;
special rates are given On carload orders.
Standard grauuated, &c. cubes and pow
dcrfd, 5Ssc; Loulsha yellow, CHARMED and
fancy 4iic; choice 4c.
PRODUCE.
BEEswAX-Prme Texas, o2ao3c per
BEANs- Imported navy beans 37sa3a.c;
Rayon, 4c; English dried, Sac: pink, g;
Gl2rk eyed, &C. 1 MGhisq gn, navy a Is;
hushci; wax, $50 per bushels California
LinAs 5{y46c; fresh wax beans, 65gI5c
rerssbusrel crate.
BUTTER Blue star, 25c dairy, 1920;
iGc Oeomm garine Lincoln solids,
l2hc; LINCOLN prints; l3i5c: Daisy solids,
loc; Crystal Gem and country rolls zoe;
Empire state special. 15c; special Blue
star, lSc; Elgin' dairy bricks, 20c Ideal.
1ll2c, Purity creamery, 20 and S0-lb tubs,
DE; Lib prints, 24ci Elgin creamery,
solids, lsc; country butter In pals, ~
Ql2Oc
CARBAGE-1d1lac.
Wisconsin full cream rolls.
Ice; Wisconsin full cream daisies, l56 Ice;
Wisconsin half cream, l4dl4iac.
EGGS-TcNas 130l4c
KKAUT-New, IA half barrels, $1,000
3.25
ONTnNS-New crop, per bushel. 6od7Oc,
PEPpER-Chile, new, 1SM16c per pound;
black Singapore. loo
POTATOES Colorado potatoes. $3.50
! 40; now potatoes, 81 GlIl % per bushcl.
PEANUTS Jumbo. per pound, TdTAc;
fancy hand picked No. l, 6a6Hc
PECANS.--New Texas, per pound, 103
12c, according TO size
POULTRY Chickens. hens. good, Si.ooG
4.25; tryers large, $42364.ao; broilers,
- 00dS.o0; mixed lots, S32j6S.j0; cocks.
large. old, Sl.s0@2.o1; ducks. large. $50
$3.50; geese, full feathered, S3.60@4 so;
3.oo@3 Is turkeys. hens, S7o0d10.00; COB
blors. SSO0nl9.Oo
TOMATOES Mexican, 6-hasket crate.
S30Q@3.2o; Floridas, fancy, S3.2S; choice,
$40
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CUERo.-- The machinery for making but
Ter will be placed In few days and the
creamery will be 10 full operation.
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"a ~ those nunf a flOnA EuON >
Vu W. -. =. ,
ctageS IN favor cd li""S''u as "
nsrket. When the buyer consid-
lac To hc derived from Hons.
".S IN, 49,, 4h., o,..n
y rates ne WIZ III" 'D"'
a or tho mice finally Maid is
q ~, - a,. No. r,i.
9ler Hv .i ,,, w ,,, ,n"Iv ~
N io ,,l n'''S''e 'ii' y u" II ! -
eeh' aai'E'
"A wynn -rooDs
n Ann y "VNh'''
"a FRUITS-Applos, S-lh. 956a
1ples, sliced, S110; eyeless and
bal 10; extra grated. 81 SuG
~ %, soc; Strawberries, Pin,
hnckherrles, = H., So4Soc;
Il SlcOnl.lJ.
e. Egg ErARLES-TomatocS lib.
HSl;lJ. Sib, full weight, Sl&3;
y AAhfI TN IN <tAI OH Is
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pRIrn rRr1rs Az Nrrs-

APPLES Fancy cvaporated. 5O-lb boxes.
lolt1l o12c; lib carton fancy, lOAdllc;
cartons, choice. loA@l0iac: choice eyapo-
rated 9AQl0c: sun dried, 67Sd7isc.
APRlCOrS-Per ID, loose, lUl.ail1c.
CIIRoE.ln 10Th boxes. lac.
CURRANrS--25-lb boxes, cleaned bulk.
DATES-1.lb packages, 7lsasc; Faro
Gates DC; Hallowei. bulk, 6o-lb boxes, ga
FIGS Imported. i2l5a1sc.
PEACHES-Cholce new stock. adaI!c
RAISlNS- California 3-crown, L. L..
boxes, 81; 500 .1oi Alb boxes, l.. NJ. raisns,
fRtSRS,GGsiifo n H 90 iSSs, Sc: so:os
@2s; Iosos, &c; COOS, 6l3c; 50-6os, &c;
NUTs-BrasiL leai7c per ID; nlberts.
sicily, lSc' California walnuts iSdl4c.
4%q5e; Jumbo 7g7hc; almonds Tara
Coma leaiIc per 10 IN sacks: California
size; chestnuts, Piedmonts, Sc.
FRUITS.
ArPLEs12Ben Davis, S5,Sod6oo; better
,BAYANAs2Lose, sl5oa1e5: packed.
81, I592.oo: per pound, 2$c.
COCQANUTS-Pe sack. 1915.
LEMONS. MeSSinas. Sc. 25d3.5o
ORANGE s- California naveis. 81 90;
Mediterranean sweets, S3,75.
STRAWBERRIES Crats. IS quarts,
IL utH-.pNs according u QUALITY.
BLACKBERRlES- Per bucket 5n1sOc
crates. 81 yQR2. 90. according 10 quality
PtNEAPFLES-Per crate. 81 5O94. 10.
GRAIN AND HAY.
Quotations for carload lots delivered on
tracks, Houston or other points taking
same rate. Dealers charge from store 5a
zoe per 100 pounds more on bran. aai3c pee
bushel on oats and corn, ioal5e per iUu
on hay.
BRkN-Per 100 lbs. sl.21eil.23.
CORN CHoPS-Pure. Si.5Sqi5G.
OATS No . mixed. sacked 55ise; No. 3
white, sacked, CSC; Ne. white, sacked,
5Tc; Texas red rust proof cats, sacked, Jic.
CORNING. . mixed, saektd, s4e; No.
white Sackel S5c.
HAl--Chciee alfalfa, Sl5.Oosil5.JOi choice
timothy SIS, JOdl0O0: South Texas prairie
hay. ss.Olaia.o0, North Texas and Terri
tory hay. S14oedl6oo.
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
ouinlne. 3sd4oc PEI ounce bottle; NOR.
| phlne. s2.23Gs so per ounce cocaine, 3d.
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Rain Mau Do Aarn,.

Victoria. Texas. May II 1t is feared that
the heavy rain which fell here Yesterday
afternoon will d. harm rather tnan gccd.
as none of the PROPS We're needing rnore
rain. and n will nndoHhtndly make roll
Weevil more plentiful. The weevil wsre re-
ported before this rain, and the farmers VII
Undoubtedly have as hard q light AGAINST
them this year as In former YEARS.
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NEW YORK COTTON STEADY
In Response to EmphaticaIly 5earish
LIVerpool Cables.

l.. IL. D. -.
~ Nespo'Se 10 C",PUauSa'V D0e''e'
Liverpool CABLES.
opened steady. with prices unchanged 70 2
points lower. being an Indication Of the 70
Spouse to cmphatlcally bcarish Liverpool
cables After moments hesitation the
market worked slowly hut steadily. higher
ON nervous room hnyinc to co0or sho,tS:
mror,inont ir9oi >ereini
IN 10 a1I ana August to SCI nefore mis-
demand in any measure nhatcd. But as
ovaiu"I u'u no, iulE ,rCsp3nd 10 inc IN
Sid, Interests BEGAN me ring eIcmHnf tont
the bear side. and for tho rest of Tho morn.
ing the who'e list sold pcrslstentIr lower
rhe late rDhlcS from Liyernooj renorte ed
pronounced weakness and n not dncliue az
3is Ia Ga roints ON futures and Ii ON snot
Cottou Light port rocrfpts and liberal OK.
port clearnpceS sppeared ia have UttIe ~
fect upon local sentiment. small estimates
for tomorrow's rereIptS nj New Orleans
Galveston and al Houston failed. MS veil
10 create new buyjng of cotton Trading
was fairy active latino tbc dav '" az
whole hut for the most part ropresented
liquidation. Singularly enough In, spot
month May-heid relatively Arm through
out the session. and closed M nor rise Of
/ point as against decline OF 10 o noints
i'm other months The interior town rnreinis
we're small and shipments heavy. causin.
"A further sharp shiInkage in tn, stocks
there. Tho weather and rrop REPORTS were
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WIRE NAILS-S2 rs base per keg
BARBED Galvanized. ,Slldden,
So 50 per 100 lbs; galvanized Baker, So. 50
per 100 lbs,
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etuation Is weaker under the
. heavier receipts aud a slim
u ranged about a cent lower
N we're made at l3dl4c.
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4 bananas have run very low
kome entirely exhausted before
4 Is are received. The latter are
"wednesday or Thursday.
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GRAIN AND HAY.

Dht6S AND SHbMlCALs'
ounlne, 3sI40c PEI ounce bottle; NOR.
phlne. s.. 25ds so per ounce; cocaine, 80
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4 strawberries in the morning
tbt and moderate shipments ar
afternoon. Prices ranged some
snd went from S1.65d2,oo, With
hi $50.
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l. on butter have been low
4 on Elgin creamery and dairy,
ticks are selling ease lower.
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II Of the wholesale market I'M
Ilmportant change yesterday,
u fair movement seen.
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IA a greater easlness thar has
5ence for some time. Receipts
a good, but the wants of the
fcorsiderably less. Sales were
n a basis of 81.
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BISHOP CO.. BANKERS
ESTABLISHED IN 1855.
Banking Department.

Transact bssines- IN all departments
Of banking.
Collections carefully attended 70.
Exchange bought and sold.
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Interest allowed on term deposits at
the following rates per annurn. viz:
Seven days notice. at per cent
Three months. at 3 per cent
six months. at "a per cent
Twelve months. at 4 per cent.
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sufficient number OF copies OF the in
dictment should, therefore, be pre-
pared so that the accused or his at
torney may be furnished with copy at
some time prior 10 his arraignment
upon the crime charged.
NO member Of the grand jury can
be excused, except by the order OF the
court. II any member OF the grand
jury Is absent at any time, or delin-
quent. IL will be the duty OF the fore
man To present the fact 10 the court.
You may select one of your number as
clerk To keep the minutes OF your pro-
ceedings. but only such minutes need
be kept as will enable you TO make
your final report To the court. which
report you will present upon the con-
clusion OF your labors. No additional
will be allowed TO the one
so selected and acting as clerk. as no
additional compensation is provided by
law.
Court will convene at 10 o'clock a.
IN. and adjourn at p. m. with a re-
cess from IL IN. TO p. m. on all court
days except Saturdays. when adjourn
ment will be had at u m. and these
will constitute your hours
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Branch OF Yokohama Specie Bank.
New Republic building. Honolulu. h T
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THE NEW YORK DENTAL PAR
LORS are under new management and
are turning cat the best kind OF dental
work known to the profession at prices
that csrrespona 10 nose charged for
similar work en- ths coast. We give
yen the advantages of superior skill
and workmanship. the best materials.
and low nris1L
Each department In charge OF a sps-
sialist. oar operators are graduate den
ttsts of the best reeognizsS schools In
the United states, or the world And
have had many yesxV Of experience in
their chosen professor
Our staff is the largest in the city and
embraces the beet plate workers. crown
and bridge specialists and in fact all
branches Of deRtistIv are praetiesd by
US strictly mp to aeo-
II money 10 an object to you. come
and see us. We VIM tell you in ad-
vance exactly what your work will
cost. Ne charge fer aminations.
All our Instruments are thoroughly
steritized.
Hours. to s: Sundays. 3 TO L.
Ladies In att<n6anee.
Rosm 4. Elite bsk9sng. Bstel street.
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DRAW EXCHANGE ON
IAN FRANCISCO-The Nevada Ma
tiopai Bank Of San Francisco
LONDON-The Union Bank OF Lon
don. Ltd
NEW YORK-American Exchange Ma
tfonaI Bank
CH1CAGO-Merchant National Bank
PARIS-Credit Lyonnais-
observation-disclosures Bank
HONGKONG AND YOKOHAMA
Hongkons and Shanghai Banking
Corporation
NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA
Bank OF New Zealand
VICTORIA AND vANCOUvER-Bank
OF British North America
TTrsOd Q Ge1eIuI 1GklDgS EIGndlE BUSINESS
Deposits Received. Loans made on
T,,y~,~rr credits Issued. Bills OF Ex-
snang. Bought and Sold
COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY
ACCOUNTED FOR
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There are some simple remedies in
dispensable in any family. Among
these. the experience OF years assures
US. should be recorded Pain-killer. For
both Internal and external applications
we have found IL OF great value: es-
pecialiy can We recommend II for colds,
rheumatism. or fresh wounds and
bruises.-Christian Era Avoid subeti-
tutes. there 10 but one Pain-Killer. Per-
~ Davis Price % cents and 30 cents.
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HEAD OFFICE: YOKOHAMA-
Interest Allowed
On fxed deposit for Il months. Der
cent per annun1-
On cxed deposit for months. III Per
cant Der annum-
On nxed deposit for . months. J per
cent per annum-
The bank buys and receives for coll
sictioa Bills Of Exchange. issues Drafts
and Letters of Credit. and transacts
SEVERAL banking business
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Commercial and Travellers Letters OF
Credit Issued on the Bank OF California
and " NJ Rothschiid & Sons. London.
Correspondents: The Bank OF CalIfor-
MA. Commercial Banking Co OF sgd
ney. Ltd, London.
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Trust Department.

-oe- eStaNeSs rtdl anu peEsOLEl
Collect rents and dividends
Valuable papers. wills. bonds. etc.
received for safe keeping.
Accountant Department.
Auditors for corporations and pri-
vate firms
Books examined and reported on
Statements OF affairs prepared.
Trustees on bankrupt or insoivent es-
tates.
Once. s24 Bethel street
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Insurance Department.

Agents for FIRE. MARINE. LIFE,
ACCIDENT and EMPLOYERS LA
BILITY INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Insurance ONCE. ga Bethel street
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Drafts and cable transfers on China
ana Japan through the HOnskong and
shanghai Banking Corporation and
Chartered Bank OF India. Australia and
China
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G. BREWER 81 CO.,
LIMITED.
Queen Street Honolulu. r. L

AGENTS FOR
uw.,f.n Agricultural Company. Ono
ne. sugar Company. Honomu Sugar
Company. Waikiki Sugar Company
Makse Sugar Company. ookaia sugar
Plantation Company. HaleasA
Ranch Company. Kapapala Ranch
pr.nterr Line and Shipping Company.
ean Francisco Packets. Chas- Brewer
= Co.'S Line Of Boston Packets
AGENTS Boston Board OF Under -.
49,, for philadelphia Board OF Un-
dsrwriters-
standard on Company
LIST OF OFFICERS:
C. N. Cooke. President: George z
Rooertson. Manager: z y. Bisnop.
treasurer and Secretary: Col w. ~.
AIlsn. Auditor: p. c. Jones. n Watsr-
nouss. G. r. Carter. Directors
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Accountant Department
Savings Department.

Deposits received and interest allow
ed at "a per cent per annum, In ac-
cordance with rules and regulations.
copies of which may be obtained on
application
The evening Republican., 1902-06-23
DEFEATED
WlLKESBARRE,

Wilmington defeated Wilkes
barre on Saturday afternoon by the
score Of 2 to The game not
withstanding the fact that the
grounds were muddy, was one of
the most interesting seen in Will
mington this season. Fersh the
pitcher who Wilmington has signet.
was in the box and held the visitors
down to three hits. They was but
one error during the game and that
was made by Wilkesbarre.
DIAMOND DUST.
Dover will be at South Side Park
this afternoon.
Roxborough at Front and Union.
Chic Hartley will rejoin the
Wilmington team again to-day
Philippi who pitched for Pittsburg
against Wilmington last Wednesday
pitched a nineteen inning game
against Chicago at Chicago yester-
day. The game was won by Chi
cago in the nineteenth inning, the
score being 3 to2.
Jack Tailor was in the box for Chi
cago.
There Will probably be ashake.up
on the Wilmington A. A. team this
week.
No game over the bridge Satur-
day on account of rain.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-23
TO CELEBRATE
The FOURTH.

The firm Of Il. l. dupont deNe-
mours & Company is arranging for a
big picnic, to which all the employees
OF the powder making plants are to
be invited. along with every member
of their families. 1t is expected that
the workmen from the Carney Point
powder mills will come to this city to
participate in the glorious picnic,
which will be attended by more than
5000 persons, all Of whom will be
guests of the firm.
When the festivities and frivolities
of the day are over the dual celebra-
tion of Independence Day and OF the
century OF business of this world re.
nowned firm will be appropriately
celebrated The pyrotechnical dis
play will be made on the grounds Of
the Wilmington Country Club, with
their broad expanse Of velvety green,
situated on one of the highest points
in Delaware. Not a better place for
such a display could be selected, and
one of the officials of the company an
nounces that all their friends will be
welcome to view the fireworks.
The opening number of the pro.
gramme for the evening will be the
firing Of one hundred mammoth
bombs, tittingIy to symbolic the one
hundredth anniversary of the estab-
lishmeht Of the powder making bust
ness at its present location along the
Brandywine, where hundreds of tons
Of explosives that have PLAYED SUCH
an important part in the history max
ing of this and other countries have
been manufactured during the CEN
tury.
Located as the powder works are,
not many miles from the scene of the
battle OF the Brandywine, and amid
the stirring military scenes from l776
to 1873, and considering the fact that
the DUPONT powder has been such an
important factor in tue achievements
OF the army and navy during the past
century. the officials Of the firm deem
the elaborate fireworks display as
most appropriate method of celcbrat-
ing the anniversary.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-23
CIarkS Close CxiI.

M. j. Clark OF Philadel phia, a
brakeman on the Philadel phia vii.
mington and Baltimore Railroad
was knocked from moving freight
train last night but escaped with
trivial Injuries considering his un-
pleasant experience.
Clark was climbing down the
ladder on the side OF a car while
the train was moving at fair rate
of speed northward. As h. passed
the Pullman Car Shops, Clark was
struck by a carson a siding. and
was swiped from the ladder to the
ground below. Fortunately in fall
ing he rolled away from the NOV
ing wheels OF the cars instead of
toward Them.
The, Phoenix ambulance was
summoned and Clark was removed
TO the Delaware Hospital. He was
Jared by the shock OF being struck
and his back was bruised, but out
side OF this he was uuinjured.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-23

stVy eneir yor:r1,tuI vIxul IN an euurt
to assist their underpaid parents to
maintain their families.
Conscious Of the great responsibility
resting upon us, apprehensive of the
danger threatening our commercial su-
premacy should the coal miners of the
entire United States become particl-
pants in this struggle, we repeat our
proposition to arbitrate all questions in
dispute. and II our premises are wrong,
If our position is untenabls. II our de-
mands cannot be sustained by facts
and figures, we will again return to the
mines, take up our tools of industry
and await the day when we shall have
more righteous cause to claim the
approval of the American people.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-23

THE refreshing shower Of rain ON
Saturday made vegetation fa irly
jump and was worth thousands Of
dollars to the farmers and tillers Of
the soil. The rain was general
throughout this section Of the
country. In Jersey the hay crop
will not be up to anything like the
average, falling off more than a
half. The farmers hope for a Sec
ond crop that will help out consider
ably. Hay will be high this winter
and those who have been fortunate
in raising anything like crop will
be well repaid and realize good
price.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-23
Shipping Passenger Coac hes. .

The Harlan e. Hollingsworth Co.
is making shipment OF twenty
five passenger coaches 10 the Nor
folk and Western Railroad Com.
panv.
The coaches will he So Ieet long
and the special equipment consists
of steel axles, Westinghouse brakes
Gold heating system, Plntsch
lights. Edwards wide vestibule
platforms, French springs and
Norfolk and Western standard
trucks. The wheels will he OF
cast iron.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-23
Shield of Honor,

Grand Master B. w. Eccleston,
Grand Secretary Z. H, Mason and
Past Master Joseph B. Trip of
Philadelphia, will visit Delaware
Lodge, Shield of Honor this even
ing. Grand Master +. A. Gael of
this city, has announced the follow
ing dates for installation of the Off
cerselect of the subordinate lodges
IN this city: Corinthian Lodge, No.
!, July /: America Lodge, No. 8,
July 2; Wenonah Lodge. No. 8,
July .; Delaware Lodge, No. 2,
July I; Brandywine Longe, No. 4,
July /. Junior Grand Master A.
II. Skinner of Clayton, will install
the otficers-elect of Clayton Lodge,
No. 5, at Clayton.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-23
Country Cub Grounds.

The Wilmington Country Clubs
new grounds will be opened next Sat-
urday,
The handsome club house is now
receiving its finishing touches aud
the furniture and draperies are being
arranged. On the opening day golf
and tennis will be played and there
will he other attractions. The house
committee Of the club IS composed Of
Alfred ! DUPONT, Andrew G. Gray,
Joseph Bancroft, i. II. Thomas and
J. Chester Gibson. The games for
the opening day are being arranged
by Arthur Ii. &. Garrett.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-23
Found a Dollar

Two young men who were walking
on Market street this morning met
with good luck atSeventh street. Thev
had been discussing the pleasure Of .
ride on the river tonight with the
Young Mems Republican Club on
their moonlight excursion to Washing
ton Park when one of them noticed a
dollar lying in the gutter. That dol-
lar will buy two tickets for them f0r
the excursion.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-23
Changed Portions.

Clarence Thompson formerly night
caller at the Office Of yard master C.
N. Cantwell. has been transferre to
the day superintendent. The posi-
tion Of night caller will be filed by
Allison Blizzard, formerly in charge
Of the telephone exchange at the
French street station. James Lowe,
who has been acting as day caller,
will resume his duties as brakeman.
The changes went into effect yestess
day, --.s...
The evening Republican., 1902-06-23
Wheat Crop a Disapooint msnt

Dover, Del, June %. Wheat har.
vest iu ON in Lower Delaware, and the
farmers are working day and night.
There is some rich looking wheat near
Dover, but really 6ne wheat field
cannot be found this year. Poor seed
and exceptionally dry weather last
fall are responsible for the falling of.
Tie wheat crop Is one of the dsap.
pointments Of the year to Peninsula
farmers