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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-28
Brief T.coma News.

TAconA, April 27.-[Special. lit il now
conceded to be a fact. as stated in Mon
days Posr-ISTELLIGEScER, that the prin-
cipal reason why the board Of public
works appointment sent to the council
Saturday, were tabled. was because the
council proposes to reduce the salaries OF
the members of the board.
F. H. Compton, q Fern Hill road super
visor, is missing. His accounts are in
good shape.
Picani and Morese, Italians, charged
with the murder OF Salvatore Conchiila,
will be arraigned tomorrow in the superior
court. The officials are confident Of con.
victing the accused of murder.
The friends of Frank r Davidson say
he was severely injured by boot kick in
flicted by Ben Everett in the fight Monday
night, during which the latter was stabbed
in the head and arm. Davidson is in
hiding, as the chief Of police threatens to
arrest him. "
Y A wildcat measuring nearly three feet in
length was killed yesterday near the Haw.
thorne school and in the immediate vi
cinity of Fortieth street.
In bringing suit for 5000 for Islander,
Mrs. Sarah Lott today charges Mrs. Emma
Heale with accusing her in the store of
the latter's husband of being wrench, a
''dirty lying thief and with stealing
things off the shelves"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-28

VICTORIA, B. c.. April 27.-[Special.]-
Grave fears are entertained as to the safety
of John Ingersoll and Steve Vaughn, who
left last November in an open boat on a
prospecting and trapping expedition
around Cape Caution. They were last
seen in the middle of December by Frank
Rothwell, who was also on a similar trip
to that region. When they left Alert bay
they only took provisions to last until the
first of March, the time they reckoned upon
as being back. Inquiries have been made
of all the steamers and canoes coming
down the coast, and no persons appear to
have seen or heard anything of them. It
is feared they have met with some accident,
as Cape Caution and adjacent waters are
not very safe for boats. Vaughn has q
wife and family in Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-28

BALTIMORE, April 27.-Ex-Governor and
ex-United States Senator William P. Whit.
and Miss Mary Mcdonald Thomas were
married this afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MIRKErA.
rcATrrrs or Nrw.YoRK DEALINGS.


The wheat speculation yesterday was somewhat inorc
acrie J6t trading held IN check bv The uncertainty
respecting the Government crop report The G'''"E'
were entirely local character and the DRIFT Of price, N'S
downward There decline at The o'iclsl Hesslon
~ a,al cent and the clOvs a. bottom hsuics Inc
spccuative amounted 20 3jOOOOO Du>heN'
July opened at cents 3D. cents. and then clI
10 Jl'sa0le cents. More favorable weather VS., Vf
condition az 30. gain OF points, luf'nr c.o,,ine
o. financial troubles in London. anu I'ni,n',ns
ny longs all hellnd The 'bcars" Cables were grneray
discoiacns although o. them reported crop
in F,ance Austria and Hungary. without producing any
effect. Everything seemed to depend or "VN'i' a..
port: when that published the market o'oh w.,
curb about cent. july selling At pVs e'n',' ~ tbc
At o. cents The figures were 80 iaa,h snring
acrrag, 1903 and condition 9a3 per ch, ~ Vrshoi
was unsettled and lower. shippers taxing oiOVo o'S'''
and ~ 600 bushels going % mlllrls o.- co,l,.
Corn broke WIN what on V,cct,"r Win 4 lover SPIT
market The close ssd1ic cents lower ana h.rr VA
liberal unoadlno Spot corn was az cents lo"'' '''
90 600 bushels, were taken fof eyori $50. With tho
Oas-Wcakencd and closrd III 2 cents lower WIN Wv
lodnr cereals, Cash lots gal cont lover anu SipN
Lard ad,nnccd Tao points, IN >ynla'h' VIII" "'' "'
sales,
Whoat-Iunc 90i July. ~ y August ga Scpfrho"r'
9c'- october. 932 cent?. - - -. c,.oo,c-
Corr-,Iunc. jGl,; July. 30; August. ''i2 S'p'hrr
astsiune So Jrv oG' August so'- srn'cmbcr
$50 cents. ,., .cs,
New. York Philadelphia baltimore ana Boston wrt :,
folows: Wheat o5)SI3 bushels; cora $50 busn',,
oats 10 10 bushels; total grain f6S .3 h.nci' h1ul
a o9s rackae's a. Chicago M,wagHee ana st. ai sno
bushels. oas 100 Ool bushels total grain. 6JS 80 Du'h
ol- -four 7.Sll bushels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11
CO1,rON MARKErS-EY TELEGRAPU.

Liverpool. June 10. p. m-Coon-Ihc sal,s %
tho day include $500 bales American Futures ct srd
qulet, but stendr: American mldding, low midding
clause June delivery. I0-Gf01 llGid: juno and
July delivery. 1O-c4at 1864: July aud August
delivery, 1864, buyers. August ana September
delivery, 4 1O-Gid, buyers; september delivery,
i8-C4d4 1864: September and October dtnvcr'.
4 1904 10C4d. October and November delivery.
/ 2I-Gid. sellers; November and December delivery.
23G4d. buyers: December and January delivery,
4 25-G4at 200id. $500
Galveston June IO.-Coiton steady; middlne.
I-2c: low ndddling. 1-I6c good ordinary. D-l6c
net and gross receipts. 0il bales, sales O2 bales
stock, 2o.Js1 bales.
WccRly-Nrt and gross receipts. 1903 bales e1-
ports c0i.stWis,. .. So bales. sales. cB2 bales. .
Norfolk. June l0.-Cott0n quiet and steady mid
ding Csc: low mlddling 1j1Cc good ordinary.
lie: not receipts. 90 bales gross. os3 bales: ex-
port. coastWlsc 242 bales: sales 100 bales: stock
1927 bales. . ana
bales: exports coastwise. 43s8 bales: sales, 9"5
bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.YOrk Friday, June lO.-BFFNIS- Receipts. 81
sarcsGc ds a On eontraet and 20 car
bed frm; ana prices averaged about 0e hglcr than 0,
" Choice a4,He :Se :; % d. l%
70 for carload Colorado DO ~ toef - io o,cl
dry cows. CITY dressed beef hal fair sale toby at
Sc Pfa o. d iT ' GSs ,' stead, si"s Z. to az fancy
Gable adyees 70 date quot .teaay malAct for r..
,ellns in LONDON and Liverpool at lcailc. estimated
sGTaen today i,sgde go c.ts on the MoaIss" S 5
s ar s. 'V GodsntH he rsncsco POO head for NJ
and SG Sqf t9 tn the STSSs e and
the sefyla 100 quargs Tor Lastmans Company The ast
Ga a Sa ssfne' total from S port o week Of ESQ
cattle u oG q be. Sat a"a OS County SSG
;sos f i e 100 rc1I %gi, aS Sr
10 a q g. 50 s3 e d. al u q 81 80
90 % 800 is Si at t- IS % COWS ooo T.
81 CO.. 4 Ciqsasa, Z, % ,5 i 1l'q 9o,
so 90 g fel ScS sG f. % ~ u 'u 'Oo'
% cSsI 10 2 e. ''sff 5 1's T. e az q 80 60
e g. ls % ~ It OK e. 200 b. SO COW go b.
Gcst rc 90 g" ss.eF Il 1?1 2 o. At
@ Il fc :sTs at aes g. at So % do 500 H.
f N3sn 9% a 40 . at S 80 g. noting eu.
b s% @ at SIS I Ss, a LAD G"s G Sss'e
ass?o ca 5 M' d. st s5 and Hde Mullen odd
Gov S2wwLWlrrS-RcceIp,s $50 heads57 I. Cohst and 10
. 49, Citv On light supply tIe market showed
az snncts aud prices recovered nom the decline Of
NOR cIosln0 nrn. All sold. Neas ranged In price
On 10 - 90 per 100 n butermilks sold ut %"
u, ~ % ,jVod lots ut stdsj culs q - ,
- o. elves little Arm al c for county Or ssd
oaIs Choice Sc 7d9e for ely dressed and o0oc Tor
drss,eS u1n@ Mullen 40 bumcrmilk calves ~ n
average At - 100 ~ 70 d. l9e 90 at 60 = 90 30 s
20 III % d. III ~ at - 80 ~ l.
D a. 70 Sck TOLLS 70 ycas, M n, at IS 80 do
COZ H. a. ~ ,c bucrnik calves 1873 n. at Sc 81
o. go ~ AZ 4r: $50 do 1913 n. az sc 40 Noais'
n1Nnn ". ", -, ioc G9 do $50 ~. at She. - ,o
100 M xeSco ~ buttrruik calves III N, ut 3%c IL
mx,n ~ cRipghan: 90 vcnls, 157 n at - 60 ~ a.
Jusu @. a., "a 81 do. 1893 n o. - 30 ~ DO ~ u
l5o r. ~ O. ,yiis I94 NJ - I'D calves i5j N, ~
SO so. ~ >,, r,upe-Eeccipts Including 8 carloads
% gos stock in market SLOW ana drI,-oa Io' hn
cr ,n a. al 5oas0 IS per 100 n ar To eoed L'D ~
sod S syeoteen cars OF stock unsod Dressed mn',o"
SIa-5' oS,oc: dressed lambs selling at lOGlic ., -,
stcan{ a ~ PIdcocx & Sons: 40 ONO sheep ~ a.,
nac =; al ,5 ~ do, 81 H. AZ - 81 20 Nlrgin.'
sNetaS'S 20 m al 81: % do. 81 ~ ~ -; 90 90 10 ~
iaHnS; IN 900 do 80 ~ -; ~ DO .. N. ~ go
at o. = GilIctt 255 Western sheep 20 ~ a. = %
Tn.st,e"besk < Hollis: lOI Kentucky llnDs o. ~ W
81 -: 1919 do 60 ~ AZ y. 30 shea, 10 N at IS - do
90 H. u, ~ y: b76 Kentucky lambs, 80 3D. at 81 o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11
THE PETROLEUN MARKET.

NEWS rcOM TIE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The crud, PETROLEUM Yesterday continued dull pending
,a asun,tin Of normal -tla Of affairs IN tho oil r.
plons There sales Of 1000 bbs in options at Or
cents slight gain from Thursday. There were no sales
at the StO,k Exchange. -,
,clnrd oil nas UNCHANGED cents per gallon In hh
In bulk and $50 cents ~ ca'"s foNlSh quo
tat Antwerp. LOS fr'mcs Bremen 90 msk'
London. ! 'sdji.
on CITY. Juno 1c-Naonal Transit, ccrtncatcs op ned
st 5ta- highest JlA loves. jiN; clo-.d. Ji'c. Nis
5000 Dbl, clcarane,>. 10000 ibis; shipments" 'po'
runs, G9.S72 bbs.
Ptt.lurr June 10 National Transit ccItl a,"' opened
NJ ga closed Jis- highest. - III; lowest ois.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11

FLOUR AND MEAL-FL0r K-TheIs was an easy
. hsas f Ec;s ri S Sasn
and the Vest IHac. sales 4 900 sHls q S 9S9
g g GaR 800 b iSslo e,y m g00 81 g. M
iSdss eSs Mnn;sS, extra ss, s sSs. g IS
Zoo b6is suf.rinc 9 ssass bis me soS;2 90
1S Ssas co. i low H estra : e5as %Ass T
Sas 81 2d e. 0s; e s0 i. s 1877 8 MIN
Ss, 10 S'sss 81 ' e"nm ss 20
I IT,: Si5ds s5f5 % I'D S:s
sales 100 bbs Including ow extras At ~ 20 rs 20
;aas; and sHTT ssT fs inqu At Pres
.'' tS sS' SaRfTf'Gih %
MEALtary active and Urn yelS~ W.Tt 900 q hS. nv
euSg 800 bbIs Brandyyine ,,,. tho ,nv0y Is not
ToEESS Pk III. s Or nS es s SoS~s
consumption and mot holders are tee n1s pfeI
conRaranyey te% .hs 1 are and 1o ayer.
x ssdse .; Ma.s sl' Iaas ere So'sd g
Sor sSo SpI5s rant. a%2SS DO IN frs sSli
s IA Boxes aO 7tSac California o. nj 1sraoFonc
.l@ones. 1871 1sc Inca llHs siaNh NUS ''"''''
S' FShEI Ss'oG GEES inquiry from re-
:. s sS ff%sGs g fs s9s 2'ii$,scs
Tr bunch up p q 80; cocoanqts sIcT ,rs., ,oaov
and SEA "a deanei we're mainly Of
f Ss % i S'; s at aps '
Dcnt hou'es were very quiet Lover price, were a.,
q hs dsy shSwins net io-se. Of 'aic July started a.
a's .aE P:e" " 4. rSif to sS ' "
% WIN ho dSywaTd % dhs R NJ ss'G ra1 Of
sa o aay ne s wsaher in S ne %ess and
s: ssSSs benz s, Of
e SsTss sS%s Ds; a Sd ans@es s
Moreover s interior rscep' mere sgt sn anoSer n
u@ IA nssdon sprtscni@a a:a ineIss all Of
France, Austria ana Hungary
ey a1 saGS. ws,s ees SG c q I'D
AZ ns as: q s ss: Wing sr TH'
gs ts s ma ssr '9s and
sO ysr T seo ssaSosrd 25ssis bun ee,ranss.
Hs sSi sq and T ciessd anu AGGa
bush tan 70, r sIpsr nn5eI 80 ay r "n
?4g Ct sve Ss1 iay a"r Msl. 'a o & 900
S S ln SH req 10 hard spring s,s ING Govern
sss, s sss ass i1,1'i9 lat mora winter
ase 9ss Of ,pnas nSs aeS y
SSn f =, ss" i Gsd %' oe
;sS.' a ssssse SG 4 N"SH.sG Sgy
S'is sasef re e aSsg 9g:T% at 's:iSs ~
sS:iaf at @ % sy May w f2''ns s 1t demand
d s$sss csro' and SSasoSS dsp 1Agh aa
s NS Coins Sisc down compared Win yesterday
ns West q nseac. e o 'i1 ee or
oil contributed 10 downward tsndency BESIDE. wncl
he cable SdSite. rahs, weak Tic pe eS sen
the pnep sp9s, ct, sspHs ~ vain
SSipper, toeE IS 900 bush InIniy 80 mixed a' o1a
sSSe elevator s7sr57a.c ahoat Clearance si2s e@,n
.ssdsd sed white at SSsS'os l No sfe
No Juns sS,ss57sse closing at 6g2c 90 July 90 :,
5c closing 5e d. ASsast ea.Ds a. bG,e d
oststs, 20 s,asde a. oiTs-Ruled weaker viii
e iead,ns cereals and 'ong" selling was quite gensia
sdns To- fair business Prcscets Of better %ea S
hpd clement and nnsi h hSe Sc on in
ed offerings and modesie demsnd coo meet
udns No MIXED s9s elevate 81 as wst so as
Il Whit l5hI1Gc elevator; uDrraded mixed western
Sxssc white DO .sa5ie NJ Just 49,: do August
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11

Liverpool, June 10. 3f5 p m.-Becf In fair de
mand Pork IN poor demand Hams In = d d1nanl
Bacon IN poor demand log clSlr mlddlcs nbout
10 pounds steady at % long and aNt clear niddlc,
aL,ut al hounds, steady al 31S. Cheese In poor
d"n,atd fellow IN poor demand. 1urJRnii . IN
fair demand. Rocin in poor demand. Lard spot
and futures In poor demand; prime Western spot
Il Iune steady nj 3:s I'd .Iuv AMI ApGdst str1di
nj :s:Is 90. Wheat In fair demand 40. red winter
firm al is I'D No. red spring finn At Gs 40.
Flour I'm poor demand COrn-Sp and futures In mir
demand mixed Western June .tcsdt At Is q
August steady al Is gid Hops a. London -raclhc
COls,-Tlsae Is nothing Offering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore June lO.-Flour nctlvc R"ceips-lo,lnl
Lbls.: shipments. 300 bb~. Sale, looo ucIN
Wheat cay no red. spot and Jane. 81 3 o2c :
July. 81 20DI $40; August, Ole bid steamer 90
:, rid r-c receipts. jG,2j2 bush. shipments. 500
bush: stock 900 80 bush sales. $4,000 bush
snathcrn wheat DIM: Fuiz, go "2c; bnghcfry' "o"
luv. 81 80 - l.2c. steamer mixed - I'D. Receipts
- 81 bush: shipment, i..-G bush. stoc,.?4 II
bush. sglcs- go 900 bush southern corn white II,
i've 81 "a Sic, yellow dull. jjd % &c. oits
firm: No . white Western. al l-2o re. no 2 MIXED
do 80 IA zoe receipts 900 bush. stock ll1lf4
i've ouct md steady 80 =, DC. st,ck-;I2.-.i bush
IIav firm: good 10 choice timothy si4 JOds so 20.
Grain frcght~ quiet: steam II Liverpool, ! 10 ,"N
f,r n,,l.r. - sd - cotton cuc: -four lie Cotton
linn: mlddIlne. ale Provisions st"ady. lmiter
4 -ady Eggs hrD.i0c. Con"c -t'adv RIO cartp =,
cir I8l1c NO = 1914. sugar steady. gr,1u
lated. 4 I-2c copper nIm, refined. II i-+c. Wm'kT
firm. , ,r....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11
Excursions.

4 SUNDAY EXCURSION TO KEYPORT.
n. Sramef MINNIE CORNELL leave. PIE, 40 VT Nc
lort z a. m and y. m. Fare. 50c. Excursion, zoe
SATURDAY AFTERNOON ExCrEsIoN to
n. Wet Point .Sxam.r MAHY, P"E.ir ,aNins
csbros.ee-st At 80 7. NJ. West 23dst At Il. NJ,
trrnnc by any Of the Yves. shor, i;aroai trains fa
scncrrs Win have ample tine 20 the dress pan.la
Government buildings. Sc. Fare for round trip ONE
DOLLAR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11
ost ano fcrn0

OSr-BanEbOok No Gji. li2. Rank for savings; 81
IL Rlceckcr-st.. New-YOrk Payment stopp d. Please
return book hank.
1 OST- handbook 40. 037 So. Bank Tor sayinFs. 81
u Blecckcr.st.. New.yorh Payment stnppd ffase
return book to hank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11

HOGS-Recept,, 90 carloads 2.7i0 head-l2 .e'ooaH
NJ fOt,-.t and carload, at Jersey CITY no 'hes ~
ror'.d live weight Nomlnally -teady at 7'"i' ~ le
la
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11

THE BOOK OF OPEN.AIR SPORTS, octave 900 pases
air anuscmcnt Rules for sailing swimming ball play
ing shooting horseback riding &c Sc, " full o. per
COPY Published BY The Tribune, Ncw-fetk Entcrta'n
ins and universally complimented by the Ersaa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11
STAINED.

Good Ordinary Low Middling .......G's
Strict Good Ordinary SO Middlns .-.--.' o'lo
In the contract there lively state OF ar
fairs attended considerable pervouspess and more or
,sss eNe ,snshd the prncipai TOPIC Of the day
outset there rico Of lag points on better LMeFpoo
Pces declined Gas points on realizing Then ea,s The
Sulsh document placing the eondltoIs AZ
IS 9-the lowest with exception since 1870 tnefe
Was stampede among the shorts, ltahng 10
r.ss Q, iza16 points Later on, however The accuracy
Of the figures vas questioned and prices steadily yilded
closing at OILY d3 points Use for the day saes loVsVo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11
Months.

w,r,house deliveries since June ]. lSo2-New- YORK,
20 ak bag: baltimore 1928 bags NewOIlpans 1923
taas total, 10 al bags. 49,,
O1TON-Ihe spot market moderately active with
sales o. S29 for export 697 bales fo consumption
20 400 bses delivered cOntIIct Receipts at the
rorts to-day. 0l0S bales against 3490 laes this day
80 week and .367 alcs this time last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11

PARK AyENt-E METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHUECI
corn,r sith-t.-thldrcns Day service, 10 30 a. NJ an
- y. III. Preaching Nv Hon. JOHN W. Eos l.R,
Washington Oh "l;cgloIs AMI Political Institutions
>nn.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11

At Tim SECOND UNITARIAN CHURCH N Ero0TT'
lvn corner OF Clinton snd ConsrS- - n,rors
~ M vii nrcach to-norIoT morning Al IL 0," ~,
Snh,crt ain. Unknown Life" Last service o'' o'0 "
tbe sea .on All arc invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11

THGRrY.TOUETu STREET REFORMED CHrECV
west Of stha,c.- ccbaton o. Chdrcn's Day. Rev Or
lhII4. ~ilsA KEIL Pastor will preach al 10 80 u. m
Children, rsr4clsc, AID singing az b. IN. No eNuina
,stNfc. seat. fee NJ Welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11

Philadelphia June 10.-FlOur firm for winters; R'e
gpnr 1ic but firm "a ir choice prnns' lvanis Wheat
weak 30 = red. June. July. August aud september,
81 - 81 &c. Corn OpIun maffct weak. under more
favorable weather IN the crop belt and prices declined
- :.4c. Local Its dull ard lie lower. 40
. liked, tIack, 90 DC. No. yellow IN grain depot
80 10: No. mixed June. 81 3 III - , - Juh'
b a "a PC August md september. - 3io ~ 'c
Dats- Market for car lot- declined 1-2c under more
liberal offerings. and Night local trade demand.
Futures lAal-2c lower IN sympathy with the DO
cline In corn. No 3 white. 4lc: uneTdcj white,
al I-2a49c: 80. = white. 420 AZ re- do choice. 800
No 3 white June ~ ~ i-cc: July 40 ia 40 70
August IS IN 30 &c. Srptcm' or. - - e.
Tg,s firm Pennsylvania nrsts. 10 Ice. Sucars-is"-
fined. firm and N good demand cubes : '7c:
Extra Powdered xxx. 81. standard Powdered,
4 ~ ice Ilnc Granulatcd. 4 3-c: standard Cram
lated CSC. Crown 4. 49IGc crystal ~ 4 3-c
Confectinncrs 4. l-ic: keystone \. I &c: Fr1nkn
H. 4 I-I6c: Fmnkln Extra Z. 3Ac. Poiat"s-od,
dun and weak: new. IN a:r dcmanf: white old. per
hush ~ 10 quality, 1j0 SOC new southern prime per
III So 5Od 10 -: do DO Medium. ~ jOGt2: do d.
UIls 75c6sl. Other articles unchanged. cc'lp'.-
Flour. 200 bbls. 1900 nck, wheat. Gfno bush :
corn 3OfNO bush: oats 1880 bush. shipment
Wheat 1000 bueh: corn. $4,000 bush: oats. 0.s0O
bush: . ~ p. m.sNo change In wheat. Corn dull
and 4c lower: 40. = mixed. june - "A % J &c; ;
July 81 a "a 4c: August and September S3 la 14c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11

At SOUTH REFORMED CHrRCH. Madls ,e t cor
ooh :, Spncav II I. M prcachinc by n" PASTOR NV
RODTRICK TERRY, ID. ID. NJ AFTERNOON sc''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11

NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH, Fast 2jth.st., letvcrr
raik aud xneton ayes, Rev ;: ). SEWARD Pastor =
Services at II u. with preaching BY the Rev. jAI
FOX subject "A True Idea Of Substll tiauoD." The
Holy SdcTcmcnt ~ the Lords supper will be admin
is.crC1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11

WEST rErSnYTFRIhT CHURCH. 42lst.. betM ee,
L,h and an Ne-.-Ihe Pastor. RcN. JOHN H. PAH lON
d. D. viii preach tomorrow NJ II A. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11

WEST END rRtSBYrEHIAS CIT lnu io?th,st
Iii Az viii breach at II - (childrms >er'cc ah
Z u d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11

OLD JOHN STREET-F.rst Methodist Episcopal
church I'm America. 4if6 JOhn.st-F. -. HOWELL rs
To- nrrlchr. 10 10. As.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11

Lverpool kilograms i 10 p. m-Rtcelpts COCO bales
o. which American. 5000 bales selss 600 bales Of
which for speculation and export 5000 bales American
1910 bales. Spot market firm. Middlhg upands, AID.
Futures opsned steady at 3-64d advance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11

ASSOCIATION HALL TWENIf-TniKD - rh,rh.s
BAPTIST Cil RCIi cor. 4thaTc.-Mt DlHON " W..
10 A and 8; morning, "Dr. KoRsfOFds saloon
con all.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11

WASHINGTON SQUARE METHODIST EpiS OPAL
CHURCH, 4hst.. near dh-ayr. Dr. [. W. MiihLAKD'
rs preaching by the Pastor, hcuc: The HabG OF
iIcro.1 Strangers cordially invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11

4 (MUI KU .NMINICNN FAONEI %.
Expre,s service 20 Southampton tIondon) and Hem:
Lure Magnificent twin screw steamer, o. 1919 eco
This line holds tho record for fastess time 70 Londe~
and the Continent. ,, -,
Nyr.. .Juis ~, 10 am ohba July ~, y M
T. El.narck June 30 10 am NJ Eit tOria Aug D. M
aug t,rla.Triy = q. M Notnanna Aug H. o am.
votr,i,ni, Iu.v / . A. m Columbia. Aug 10. D. M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11

MADISON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH corner o
3istst- Preaching by the Pastor, Rev HENRY NJ. SAN
No evening service. sindoyschool at . 80 NJ. Md
week service wednesday, D. M. All arc cordially In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11

MADISON AVENUE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
OIL RCH, cor. -st.-Ppuchlng by the Pastor. Res
ENSIGN McCfESNEN, u. D., At II a. IA. All arc cor
daily invited. No evening service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11

.,,,vcu or yuf INChrNArlON. Nadson-aNe ana
IA inTiiUI: BROOKS. d. D., Rector ittoly
3bth'Ht' h'H 20 =, service sermon. II ~. AfeF'
tuiuhul"tn /" " m Stt,nlets coidn!ly Invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11
AT THREE O'CLOCK TO-DAY (sTURDAY),
Mt East C.ntr1l Pier Atlantic Rlsin. Bfool.yn'
PIyhIIC DIVINE SERVICES WILL BE HELD

ASSOCIATION UALL, corner 23t:st. and tM|N''-,
Sunday, June ~ at iIey W. w; III ~ ITI:t q
Florida Will speak Subject: Tic sympathy OF 49,
Good sonc service; Mcssts. FRED "lIif:i ~. ,,S
WALES WINTER sgiol Young men cordially ihN'""'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-03-02
CUSTER. Wash. Dec, IS. 1891,

CUSTER, WASH, Dec. Is, 1891.
DR.. J. Eugene Jordan, Seattle, Wash
Dear Sir: would have written to you
before this, but thought 1 would wait
awhile and see if there would be any re-
lapse. 1t has been six months since 1
stopped your treatment, and, as there has
been no return of former symptoms, I am
assured that my cure Is complete. 1 can
eat kinds Of food now that I have not
been able to eat for fifteen years, and do
not remember that my bowels were ever
so regular. am indeed a thousand times
obliged to you for what you have done for
me. We have used your medicines in our
family several times for acute cases and
always with the best results. I am fully
satisfied that you can cure anything that
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for to you and your remedies 1 owe more
than can ever express. I pray God that
you may live many years to benefit others
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Respectfully yours,
MRS. C. HOLC0MB.