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The quotations mere presented are to give the
shipper n idea Of the general range OF prices e
various classes and grades sell within the limits OF
these quotations. ording to the quality or oHer
ings and The state OF the daily markets. These quo
tations are only changed when there has been
permanent change in the general market Inc
should referred TO TO get the
daily fluctuations.
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FINANCEAND COMMERCE
WICHITA MARKETS
Tho Receipts Of Stock at the Wichita
Union Stock Yards for the Past "a
Hours Were: Cattle, light: Hogs, light.
Shipments: Cattle. none: Hogs, none.
WICHITA, Oct. II, 1892.

WICHITA Oct. II, 1892.
Cattle receipts were very light, as is
usually the case on Monday. Trading was
light and market reports showed steady
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Wichita Grain Market.

WfcbNa CrAln Market
WICHITA. Oct. II.
Following the closing quotations:
GRA1N--tar lots track.
WHEAT-S3a55c.
CORN-Yello DC.
OATS-23c;
HAY-Raled. - 0neI 50 per ton; loose - roCG5 90.
GROUND CORN-Chopin car lots, 75c per lW
pounds; corn and oats. SIC per lOV pounds bran,
Hacked Csc per 100 pounds
kLAXSEED-bSG1 0c-
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TAX P-O&4 Bay T3ST ~ a SGT Il
i ~arAs.x ssasssr A<ze s<sszs 50 s.r1erss <
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VVANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE,
w work. No washing or ironing, 6-6 North Law
renee di.96.
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SALES


The following are the representative sales OF cat
fa.ia
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El-esnt reclining chair all trains. sst
Pullman -i~epers from Wichita 10 Kansas CITY ami
Chicago withou, change on night trains. Tickets
sold and baggage checked through TO all points
north south east and west. end steamship tieks:s
sold 20 all Furopran points 1T lowest rates. CITY
ticket of'ce 40 Fest Douglas avenue, corner Msia
street: passenger station corner Deusiss aaa Ns>a
AVENUES Telephone f4
W ", wIsHAHr r'csss Aesak
JSo. SEBASTIAN. q. I. p. A. Chtcags. III.
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THE NAVAL OBSERVATORY.

In the report Of the Secretary Of the
Navy for 1891 judicous criticism appears
on the law which requires the appointment
Of a Superintendent Of the United States
NayaI Observatory FROM line officers of
the navy, subject. like other officers, to
changes Of duty ar comparatively short in
teTyaIs. The Secretary says: "No pro-
Rramme Of scientific investigation, especially
in the department of astronomy, can be
carried out successfully if liable 10 fire.
Quent interruption by change Of its adj
mnistrative head" The Secretary there
fore recommends legislation which will
enable the President to appoint, without
restriction as TO service, the most accom-
plished astronomer who can be found for
the position of Superintendent of the new
Naval Observatory now approaching COM
p,etiOn. number OF eminent practical
astronomers, among whom are Professor
Holden, Professor KirGwOOd and the astrOn-
omers OF the Lick Observatory, have signed
a memorial to Congress urging the recon-
mendation Of the Secretary 10 its favorable
consideration. The appointment Of an
astronomer or superintendent of the new
Naval Observatory seems to be in the line
Of practical work. Astronomy is a science
in which the most accomplished OF its pro-
fessOFs have proceeded but little way, and
it seems fitting that the directing inteln-
gence Of the best equipped observatory in
the country should be a man who has de-
voted his life to astronomical research. A
line officer of tie navy can hardly be ex-
pected to equal IN this especial department
Of work men who have made IL life study
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MAKING MONEY PLENTIFUL.

Il has been suggested that Senator Stan
ford made a mistake in bringing a bill
before Congress for so small a sum of
money rs 500 000, 600, which he proposes to
have loaned 10y the General Government a
. per cent per anuum to such individuals or
corporations as may need It, UnquestiOn-
ably the bill vii be amended, for 500 O00.-
600 would scarcely accommodate the rail-
roads with which the Senator is connected,
Including The Central and Southern Pacific
and their branches. We conclude. there
fore, that the hundred millions is but a feeler,
and that ere long it viii have grown to for
midabe proportions. Another reason why
we believe the little joker viii assume
larger proportions is that Senator Stanford
Is 50 entirely unseiG-h that he would be
unwilling To leave the bill in such a condi-
ton. Ia the event Of its becoming a law, as
to deprive the people generally from OBJ
tanning the benefits of cheap money. Why
not then at once take a suggestion from rs
and do a fine thing without more ado about
u? Amend the bill so as to read $1,000
10000 instead Of S10U. 600. CO., for we think
the railroads Of the entire Union could
easily swing that am unit Of increased in
debteiness. Two thousand millions Of >
per cent money would be glorious thing,
and It is possible Mr.. Stanford believes
that such movement would make him
President OF the United States.
Reflect upon the stimulating effect it
would cause even in THIS State, if the Sena-
tors friends could assure Us that We should
have four " FIVE hundred millions Of per
cent money fer The next twenty years. Let
Us consider the subject for a moment seri-
Ously. Where IS there man in the length
and breadth of the whole country who
would not borrow money at . per cent per
anuum. if it should be understood that lie
would have a few men like Mr.. Stanford
to assist in putting of the day Of payment?
san Francisco could pave her streets to
please She most fastidiaus p0ultice advo-
cate. We would have the means to travel
mon the Southern and Central Pacific ia +
roads, and It is possible that money would
be so plentiful In California that the farmers
even would be able to pay freight charges
upon their green ami dried fruit to the
Eastern States where q market could be
found By all means, we say, back UP Sen
ator Stanford; DO not be jealous IF his
growing popularity, but help him to make
money n'euy. We feel confident the freight
may lie carried. for viii not our friend De
Young assist in its contamination If paid 50
much line for Is advocacy?
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who would not vote for either, but would
vote and work for a candidate like Judge
Gresham. who is able and honest, and not
the tool Of the money power. The Repub-
licanS may elect their national ticket this
fall. but to do so they must nominate man
who will call out full Repu hIican vote.
Whether Harrison, Blaine or Gresham is
the strongest before the people is a problem
the national convention must guess at
When a nomination is equivalent to an cleo
ton it viii do for parties to stand by per-
sonal preferences. But when tie last vote
in a party is needed to insure success the
asplrant should be selected who will call
out that last vote and all other votes too.
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SALVATION ARMY.

Another Stronghold Captured In the Mis-
sion.
Major and Mrs. Kyle, who have been since
CbTistmastde making an official round of
the southern part Of the State, were given
a roUsing welcome home on Friday night at
Salvation Headquarters. on Market street.
There was an enthusiastic commngling of
all the corps in the city, and the red jer-
seyed lads and poke bOnneted lassies had
downright glorious hallelujah time Of it.
Fully 1000 PEOPLE were in the hall-an at
teDtiyP, orderly audience. An interesting
feature was the swearing in Of Adjutant
and Mrs. Bovill, who have come to fill the
Office recently made vacant by the transfer
Of Adjutant and Mrs. KernOhan to the
south.
The army has recently captured its eighth
hall in this city, and cOnsecrated it on Fri
day by what IS known in army circles as "a
holy day" The services were conducted by
Major Kyle. assisted by a full staff of local
officers, and the echoes of the drums and
tambOurines proclaimed TO the citizens that
their district was stOTmPd. The hall is at
Twenty-irst and Mission streets.
At night also Staff Captain MacFarland
and wife, OF Mary land. conducted "holi-
ness wake-up" at Congress Hall. on Market
street, near Eighth. he will at once assume
charge of the Central California District,
under Major Kyle, who controls the OTgani-
cation on the Pacific Coast
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CURRENT POLITICAL OPINION.

The Philadelphia Press says: IF Mr..
Blaine concludes that he would rather re-
main at his present post there will be no
other name mentioned in the Republican
convention except President Harrison's"
On the same subject the New York Tri-
June SAYS: There IS no State which would
vote for President Harrison or for Seere-
tary Blaine that would not be likely to
vote for either"
THE CALL does not subscribe TO either
expression of opinion. There are many
v0 tiers who are not attached closely to either
party. and will vote according to personal
preference. There are Republicans who
would not vote for Harrison and would vote
for Blaine, and other Republicans who
would vote for Harrison and would not
vote for Blaine. There are Republicans
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charges. Perhaps he regarded that as a
matter which could be safely regulated by
private bargain. But it has happened that
a foreign slip arriving here just as a storm
threatened has been compelled to submit to
eXtrsvagant demands by a tug which
Glanced to be the only one within reach. 1t
has also happened-a recent case is within
ones memory-that a tug has insisted on
charging salvage before it would throw a
hawser 10 a vessel in dangerous proximity
to the rocks. 1t seems that these instances
were breaches OF duty by the tugs, and vic
lations Of the rules which should govern
the interests OF the port. We ought to make
it as easy as possible for foreign ships to
come here; not to treat them as the
wTeckers Of the Bahamas treated vessels
when they were 50 unfortunate as to be
driven upon their nhospitable shores.
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Co5 Montgomery street. near Clay, open untI il
O'Clock P. NJ. BRANCH OFFICES: TlO Market
street. rca- EearHy. open until - O'Clock midnight;
s9q Hayes street, open until 50 O'Clock; 6O3
IarA4 street, open until go oclocS: 25IS Mission
st.e.t. open until o'clock p, H.; ana Il6 Ninth
-.-.--- .----- uu-,L Q 20 y.
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MEETING Nor1cEs-coNT1NuEp.


E-5P SWISS Mutual Benevoleut Society.
EF~O % Montgomery aYe.-The general annual
meeting OF the members Of the Swiss Mutual be-
nevOlenJ Society will be held at the hall of the San
Francisco Cruelty eren, SW. cor of Powell ana
Suffer sts., SATURDAY, January 3Oth, at 8 P. NJ,
for the purpose OF electing new Board OF Direct
for the ensuing year reading OF the Secretary's
and Treasurer's reports and also for the transac-
ton of such other business as may be presented for
consideration.
ia24 saTuThsa at CHAs. RYHNER, Secretary
- 1. q. b. BIO the Officers and Mem
ls~S bers OF District Grand Lodge, No. / l. o. b.
b: Please take notice that District Grand Lodge,
No. 4. VIII convene Ia annual session on SUNDAY,
January "a, 1892, at O'Clock A M, at Bnai Birth
Hall, III Eddy ST., in th city.
HYMAN p. BUSH. Grand President
LOUIS BLANK, Grand Secretary. jazz It
REa Annual Meeting-The Regular An
tF~S nual meeting Of the stockholders Of the Utah
Consolidated Mining Company wilt be held at the
once Of the company, Room %, Nevada Block, No.
500 Mont gomeTy St, San Francisco, California on
WEDNESDAY, the 27th day OF January. 1892, at
the hour of 80 p. NJ. for the purpose OF eecting
Board of Directors TO serve for the ensuing year,
and the transaction OF such other business as may
come before the meeting. TransferJooks Will close
on SATURDAY, January 23d at ~ N.
a. II. FISH, Secretary.
once. Room %, Nevada Block. No. 800 Mont
gOmery St, San Francisco California jal3 ia
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THE MORNING CALL
PUBLICATION OFFICE

Has 2 larger circulation than any other
newsDaper published in San Francisco
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.


WANTED-NURsE FOR INFANT. $25, COUN.
W try; day nurse for institution, $50; 3 cood
Homework rls, $50 each; German nurse and sew,
family 5 o: nurse. Mare Island. $40; waitress s %;
second girl, $25; 80 honseworS girls, $25 and SO
Apply MISS PLUNKErT, 424 Suffer St ja24 u
ANTED-SECOND GIRL FOR COUNTRY, $50;
" Scandinavian girl for second and laundry work,
S25 German ok, small boarding house, $50: fan
cy irOner S25 hotel iaundress S2O; girls for house
work at Stockton Berkeley, san Diego Santa bar
bars, Alameda and city. $50, S25 ana 500 a mum
Der OF German cooks. $50. Apply c. X. HANSEN
& Co, no Geary st. ta24 2t
COOKS, SECOND GIRLS. CHARACTERISTICS,
y young nurse-girls. homework girls, Mattresses
housekeepers. MISS CULLEN. 100 Stockton. Rm.2
CIRL FOR GENERAL HoUSEwORK; EASY
" place. 627 Green St ia24 st*
II ERMAN OR ENGLISH GIRL, GEN'L HOUSE
" work; good cook; $25. 1886 Post st. ja24 3t+
A PPRENriCE-FiNE CUSTOM COATS: PAY
"a whue learning 9lS1a Folsom st. ja24 3t*
OPERATORS, BASTERS AND FINISHERS on
" coats; also apprentice. 203 Leavenworth. "a Sc
YOUNG GIRL-HELP IN KITCHEN; SLEEP
home l3i3 Valencia st. 1a24 2t+
EIRST-CLASS FINIsHER ON PANTS; UNION
i work; steady work. good wages. l2S Fifth
street. ja24 Us
A PRENTICE FOR DRESSMAKING: PAM
~ while learning Call to-day. TO McAllister "a %
"a ANTED-YoUNG GIRL TO ASSIST HOUSE
', work Apply 2ll6 bush st ia24 2te
"A ANTED-A LAUNDRESS WHO CAN IRON
NAOneS-
days TO a competent woman; 81 so q day. CAL In
the morning or evening, 2640 Pacific ave, cor
Scott ST Its
+ IRL DO PLAIN HoUSEwoRK; REFERENCE
II required. 4S9 sihna st. Its
VARIETY THOROUGHBRED CHICKEN EGGS
FOR Matching. 1881 McAlltSter st. It's
6Jl SIXTH-wANTS A GIRL TO TEND BABY
OZ1 ana light housework. It's
VoUNG COMPANION FOR CHILDREN;
good home; little work. CAT Haight st Its
ITINISHER THAT CAN MAKE GOOD BUTTON
Il holes vests. Apply this morning. bet. 10 ard
IL, no Washington ST. Il. THOMAS. Its
GOOD. SMART GIRL TO WAIT ON TABLE
u and take cash; wages 81 per week. oil Grant
avenue. Its
"A ANTED-A GIRL OR WOMAN FOR COFFEE
W house. 543 Merchant st. Its
SMART NEAT RESTAURANT WAITRESS:
- no others need apply. 81 Fourth st. lts
OPERATORS WAN TED - EXPERIENCED
" hands TO make shirts on Singer sewtng-machine;
also n limited number or young girls inexperienced
VIII taken for Instruction Apply Standard Shirt
Factor, Cough ST.. bet Hayes and GroYe.jalO Ut Su
n ERMAN GIRL FOR HI CHEN AND PART OF
" homework: private family; small washing:
good wages. 2706 Sacramento, near Pierce. ia23 II
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If you suffer from any disease OF the blood.
stomach disorder, or difficulty with the liver and
kidneys, try the peculiar medicine, HOODS SarSa-
parilla. BE sure TO get Hoods. Take other.
THROW physic to the dogs" and use Anpostura
BiteTs, for good digestion and healthy appetite.
Sole manufacturers DR.. j. &. b. Siegert & Sons.
FEBRUARY styles Butterick's patterns Cata-
lOgues mailed free. H. A Deming, l2S PoSt St, s. f.
II aflcted with sore eyes use Dr. Isaac Thomp-
son S /! Water. Druggists sell it at 25 cents
I,1pA tprttce MES SNATN-sS Or Cuttnr STRAIT
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The nth OF MARCH.--The Knights OF st.
Patrick have made final arrangements TO cele.
bTate The national holiday by the usual banquet
GU the evening of the l7th OF March.
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sEBsCR!pGICV EGTTs :

DtTIT CALL Guc'udL E sundays, IS per year by
u.a. postpaid; is cents per week, or IS cents Per
l5.eu Ter month, through carriers DAILY CALL,
eve copies, three months, S. -. SUNDAY CALL
sixteen nag 81, 81 50per year, postpaid. SUNDAY
GAIL and WEEKLY CALL, s. 90 per year, post
paid. WEEKLY CALL (eight pages, 81 % per year,
u.e.fa.L CUBS of ten lseut 30 one address,, SO.
-------------------------
FF5T F.STt-E:N OFFICE OF THE CALL,
60 Potter building, New York CRY, is provided with
+....r California papers Visitors welcome. Adj
ye-..-..- rates and sample copies furnished.
f.. K NISCH Manager.
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BOOKS bought. King, Is Fourth street
Ell. BLAcK. painter. removed to ia EDDY St,
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THE Palace Salt Water TUB and Swimming,
7I3 FiIbsu street, are now open for the season.
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DANGER SIGNALs.-Rev. DIR. Hirst pastor Of
Simpson Memorial Methodist Church, Will preach
this evening on Danger Signals TO the Fast
Young Man"
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Deeiccntrd Cocnnnut.

JfFIt CatFU NUtUa n Ut.
The Pioneer brand Of desiccated ana shredded
c0cOanut is used by all the leading families aud
hotels. 1t Is the iavorite of every household
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DERSONAL YOUR DESTINY FORETOLD,
with pen picture OF future husband or wife, ac-
cording TO astroiogy. Send date Of birth and 2Oc
TO l., Box III, Kansas City, No ial0 Su at
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Steelviile, Mo, has an ear of corn which
contains 1874 grains,
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7 IFE FOR ALL LARGE OR SMALL; ASTHMA
! syrup cures all: try bottle, cure guaranteed
once 925 Harrison 81. ocZ5 Su l3ts
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- ntral Presbyteri tabernacle
-7~S cor Golden Gate ave. and Polk st.-Rev w
J.. Smith, pastor Preaching at IL A. n subject
"Iue Hour Of Frayer'). Sabbath-sCnoo :45 A. N.
7. Byron de WILL MD, Superintendent Young
Peoples meeting at $50 Lecture at 80
T. NJ. subject. 81 he Pale Horse and His Rideri)
A. a BaJAin organist and musical director. Seats
free. Everybody invited. 1t
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CHIROPODlCH-A POSITIVE AND HARMLESS
- cure for SweaCy and foul 1=eE al5 otors Of feet
and armpIts. aud tender resr and cbafnv:
prIee 80 cents. boxes for 3 cV mail 5eaiaI. The
Cai. Ce3o NeFrSu m
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4 T OUR SALE TO-DAY WE OFFER y YARDS
n cashmere delatne for 95c; s yards handsome 3d.
inch figured cashmere. 95e; IS yards fine dress
glngham, large piads. for 95C; or 10 yards strong
apron or shirtng gil CHAINS, csc; yards double
fold wool plaids for 95c: or % handkerchief Tor
SOC: % dozen fine dress buttons for csc: believe
It. better bargains be had for in general
merchandise at SMITHS 4I6-4lS Front ST. than
anywhere in America; take elevator. 1a22 st
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4 TTENTION, LADIES-"ENMA" BUST-DE-
~ yeioper will enlarge your bust inches guar
anteedi sealed instructions &c or 2z-page Illus
trated catalogue &C. by mail. Emma Toilet Bazaar,
Boston. Mass. ocIs 81 3ni
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4 TTENTION. LADIES! EMMA" BUST DE-
- Yeoper will enlarge your bust inches guar
anteed sealed instruction &C. 24page illustrated
catalogue &C by mail. Emma Toilet I1azar Boston,
Mass ialU Su &c
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~ Independent Red Mems Hall Ass,
49, clatiOn-The annual meeting OF the share.
holders OF the above association, for the eectIon ~
Directors or the ensuing term and for the trapsac
ton Of other business will take place on Tiles
DAY, January 20. 1892, Mt O'Clock p M ar Fed
Mems Hall, 5l0 Bush st. c. Il. RODE President
ID IL poCkAANNi secretary. Iale 7I
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CAPHO CREAM. POSITIVE. HARMLESS CURE
- odors OF feet and arm pits; soc Sapho cream
Company Station J city. jal4 St. TnSuTu
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EBECKLESl FRECKLES. FRECKLES! CAN
remove every one you possess. NINE. ELISE
1923 Pine ST. laI7 II Su
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SCIENTIFIC LADY TAILOR SYSTEN-PRO-
- FESSOB MALPAR Will give free lessons in
dress-cuttinE until Febra r. 7th; no chart scale or
machine used: can make your dresses while learn
ing lady In attend lnce. SIS kea-ny. Rocn 3 IL Il
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4 Ii PERSONS RAPIDLY AND SAFELY RE
u duced ~ pu B0ls Ar.i-obesity Tea. A IL
SMITH s. Co. 1900 PO.k. cor. Eash. iF2s 8 n SnTuTh
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THE MOST SUCCESSFUL BABY'S PHOrOG-
1 rapher IS HCLLEB : sixth; cabinets S2I7t Il Su
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EOLDING BEDS-ENANINE OUR NO zoos.
a miTrOred, with large plato lSx4O; walnut OAK
cherry ana 10th century; cash price elsewhere $50
our inStaimeut price reduced TO $40 country orders
packed shipped free 20 any depot NJ FRIEDMAN
4 co, 2@S and $50 Stockton ST., 237 Post cor
stockton; open evenings uelS ~
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~ First English Iu hrran Church,
- Gear, 81. bet. Cough and Octavia-Services
ar / a. NJ. and 40 p N. Rev oliver G. Miller,
the pastor. Will preach. Anthems: Morning ser
TiCe-"tomcs az Times stiffness" (Uakrley);
"Sweet Is Tiny Mercy" (Barnbyl. Evening service
--I VIII cali O pom the Lord" (dozlrl), Come
Unto Me" ifattsou). 1t
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pERS0NAL-DR. Y. STONE, NJ D, Is A DOC
L tor: II yOu have throat lung trouble OF any
kind use his bronchial Waters. 25c box at drug
gsts special rate TO preachers teachers. yOc1iS55
For samples send 1Oc 70 STONE MED. CO. Chi
CagO, III. nnS 6In SaSn
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{ ENUINE SPECS l5C UP. IS FOURTH ST.
" next TO the bakery; Sundays. 72S Market St in
front celebrated ladies' gI0ye-st0re, to do not
forget the house number ial9 I5ts
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DIYIDEND NOTIU $

RSS Dividend Sotice-Dividend No. II
~ tFlfty cents per share) OF the Oceanic steam
ship Company Will Oepayable at the Office OF the
company 81 Market St., on aud after MONDAY,
February l. 1892
Transier-books will close MONDAY, January 20.
1892. at O'Clock p. NJ
ia22 70 Eel L. II. SHELDON Secretarv.
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2=P Yrung Mems Christian association
- Building 232 suffer ST.. bet. hearny 81. and
Grant aye.-An important mass-meeting OF young
men VIII be held this Sunday afternoon at 5
O'Clock. addressed by Mr.. J. r Mott graduate OF
Cornell University, College Secretary OF the Inter-
national COMMITTEES OF the Young Mems Christian
Associations All young men should come early
and secure good seats. as the hall is sure TO be
crowded Singing by male chorus under the
direction % Robert Lloyd, Mr.. Mott will speak at
Grace N. F.. Church, Twenty first and Capp streets
this evening AT 80 o'Cl OK. 1t
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I ARGE STOCK TRIMMED GOODS AND MIL
- linery trimmings a q sacrifice. MRS r. r.
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