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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-18
How to- See the World. Fair,

Assuming that many OF our readers will be
able TO spend only week at the fair, the fol-
lowing programme is offered by a sightseer OF
much experience: Devote the fret day to q
view OF the grounds, approaching II posi- Die,
by boat from Chicago, and landing at the grea,
pier. start from the Manufactures building.
passing tha statue of the republic. around the
foot OF the basin. to the noble Agricultural
building, then Machinery hail. the Admnistra.
tsoa building state buildings. Transportation
and horticultural buildings. The second day
can be wholly spent IA the Manufactures and
Liberal Arts building, aud even then only a
geBesal Impression can be carried away The
third day can be given to tour OF Machinery
hsii. the Mines, Electricity ana TRANSPORTATION
buildings The fourth day spend in the Build.
ing OF Agriculture where are eighteen acres of
exhibit The fifth day one should visit tha
Homen's aad Children's buildings, where a few
honFs may be pleasantly spent The greater
part OF this day should be devoted TO the mag.
niheen' displays OF painting, engraving and
sculpture ia the Fine Arts building The sixth
day we will spend the morning in a ;our Of
the Midway Piassance, where are many curious
a;traeuons In the afternoon one nav take a
fareseii walk through the main grounds and a
parting glance at the grand buildings. and we
have seen something of the Columbian expo.i.
Ton. 10 arrive in Chicago in good trim for
eueh week, eay your railroad ticket over the
Huntington Route Your home ticket agent can
supply you, or write to A. C. sheldon. general
ageats 20 Washington street. Portland, Oregon,
or W J. c. Kenyon. general passenger agent. 81
Paul. M.Rn.
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Passenger. on the C,,v of pu.h,a

SAN Francisco. Oct. I7.-Following is a
list OF passengers on the City of Puebla,
which sailed today;
For Seattie--A /. kean, Mrs. George A
Smith, Mrs. Harrington and son, s. WI
t0wski, Master Eddie Shaw, Mrs H. Nc
Rea and daughter. IL. Horn. H. klanhan-
nan. john jolly. John Thompson. Mrs. NJ.
L. Brown, W. Nj. Alleman, ". II. Morley
and wife. ;. Fox.
For TAcoma-Mrs.sE. Kendall.
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PREPARING TO roREcLosK.
Receiver hrawa Ga the Movements. a
the Lake shore RondhaIaer.

Receiver Thomas K Brown. OF the lake
Shore read, returned yesterday from New
lork. where he had been summoned ok
telegraph 30 coaies with the receivers %
the Northern Pacific road. lie said q sf.
fairs in New YORK:
- talked with Nr. oaks. about the hus.
snexs q the road, IS well IS Ihe eanaho.d-
ers' eommissee, Of which Mr.. Patton is
sassrmsn aad Gen. John Ii. bryan, ssere-
taFY, TAsy wanted Is kuox about the
standing aud management Of the roai.
AMI furnished ihem al tae Information
could They iniiwascd that they ex-
peeled 10 eesa2snss SGT foreclosure begere
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long. rather think they cozId commences
suis sQE the sntesrsE before it 10 SIX rsoushs
In dsfanifw
The annual meeting cg stockholders IN
the Lake Shore road il 70 BE he'd 1t the
depot a. 70 o'csock TharsdsY morning.
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,s,ereopticon Matinee and Evening

At p. m. Rev. Mr.. Coombs will give his
third entertainment, views of the Worlds
fair, scholars matinee" Only 10 cents
admission. His fourth and last in the
evening. Admission. adults p cents, chill
dren 10 cents. One hundred views to be
shown. A large audience greeted the lee
turer last evening. Don't fail to see the
white City"
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t3sa s@SAes az October IS. ths Nc-soeru Pacffr
f.Nlsf.'@'i t0sapauy wlI se.l hfSi-clzs. fo1sa
80 t.eAe,s ta Chicago from Seatf E AZ * AS
EatG sac ~tSag 90 - Louis an1 return 81 -
- 300 fatss ssss 44sE opportunity az tsktas a
70 vtNE SIC grand scc4ke Toats os A asq-.ea u
ucsoaeF b
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The fainie. Deatisi.

lir- Griffin. of the Griffin Dental Associa-
ton, has the reputation Of extracting and
ming teeth without pain. The doctor
has been located here for four years and
has no peers His prices are moderate
oiilces, ;. 9. 10 and IL Union block (7l3
Front streetl
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IhroM AWAY Your Knhhrrs

And buy pair of Calm, Niekelsburg's
waterproof shoes, just the thing for law
Ners. doctors, policemen, or any one who
has 10 ee our m the wet They keep the
ieet dry and comfortable. For sale only
oF Sim.son Bros.. ia Front street.
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between disease and the many cheap
Preparations shieh are PANIED of under
TIE name OF blood purifiers. take your
chances with disease until you can pro-
cure Ayers >arsapari.ia-the only reliable
blood par'aer- Sold by ali druggists and
dealers IN medicine
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offer my entire stock az cost. COM
menciag Monday. October Is. W. ".
HouEbion, ies eler, 7o4 Front street.
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Exeurs,sa ssoos.

tatcago sni retain via The Great Northern
way IleNets goo1 20 rsiara uRt!l Saveta.
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Roy IaTs 81 ias store where yea are SUE 70
t1eeI
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Excursion S50.05.
Chicago and return via the Great Northern
railway Tickets good 70 return until Soyem
Der Is
Strawberries twice a week al Loueh, Angus
tine. -l5 Front
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-19
Ohio and Mississippi; and Baltimore and
Ohio Southwestern.
To tho Ohio and Mississippi first aud second '"n-
solidatrd Morig &c and springfield Division Bond
CONSOLIDATE

over ~ per cent Of tn %. and VI General Mortcare
PEI cent. bont~ and junior r,ufc q both r" '
having been d,po,ited und IA. Pan ~ '"-n' atom.
the IAEMIH RS LOAN NND Trust COMPANY 81
N,w.YorH - prepared 70 Zee i've deposits Of the
above houd-.
Under the Plan holders VIII D. cn'f q i"r"!v' In
oXcaanle Tor thc bond. nov .. pr. feAt Fret con.
s,1aod MOrrare GOLD Bond, pm irA AMI mt" -.
guaranteed IS Bior. and Oaio Eni.fond conn ANY.
tn h,lip"iur hI.l-
For each - 600 = flr First Mo'r1fe CURRENCY
ronds 81 100 { thc mow GOLD Bonds fof elrh II CO..
~ tho second Coa.o,i!lcI Morr,ec ti'EPiN,, loud.
. 700 In n,w GlID Fond. 10. 'a-h fl'o' ~ TIE
Springfield Ins i.ion I;oaG, l.l50 in rcN "'LD Hrf'
The farnof.' Loan \ 1tu-t company VIZ Issue ~
nccoiiablc Germ! 1'c- Tor tn >'cGr.fic- d'P-"i
f,irhcr c~'1ii, NAV u. obanh fiou tn Farmer Lam
ana Trust Company - william ,ii,ot. of Edward hu."
secretary to the Committee. 40. Wall 't.et New.
York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-19
ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London. June IL, 80 p. m.-Canadian Pacific,
81 a. Illinois Central 06l-2 81. Paul common
Il L.: Icadlng, 3-o. The rate OF discount ~ The
open market for both short and three months BUS Is
lIlai3a nor cent Paris adviccs quote j per
cent rrn,rs AT 81 francs II IL centlmss Tor the
account. - - $50. ...
80 D. m-Paris advices quote . per cent rcn'es
1t o. francs Is centimes for the account.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-19
ACUEDi CT COMMISSIONERS OFFu f.,
Room .U9, stewart building, No. 2So Broadway,
New York June 0, 1898.


j BIDS or proposals doing the and furnish.
ing thc natefiaIs called for in tho approved form u
contract OH Me IA the Office OF inc Aquedp. Tom.
for cutting timber ana clearing olounds On
River. fcl Reservoir IN" purdys Station
YORK. Will be received at this otcc until Wednesday,
June os. 1898. at O'Clock. L. at which place and
hour they VIII - publicly opened bv the Aqueduet Com:
and furnishing said materials VIII be by said
Commissioners soon ttcrafter = practicable "
neatons Thereof and bids or PROPOSALS ana proper en-.
other Information h. chtpincd at the above cc,.H
the Aquednct Cc:nnis s.oncrs application 70 n.S
secretary. BY ordc. Of the Aqurduct Commission rs
JAMES G. DUANE.
J. c. LULLTY,
Secretary.
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OFFICE OF
Northern Pacific Railroad Co.
MILLS BUILDING, Il BROADSr,
June 10. 1893
To the Preferred md Common Stockholders oil tue
Northern Pacific Railroad Company;

In accordance with Resolutions Of the Board OF Directors
Of the Northern Pacific Railroad Company there VIII nc
offered June 30. 1893. 10 the Prcfc rd and Common
Stockholders of the Company OF record on mat ua''
TWELVE MILLION DOLLARS or ITS FINL'fEAN
SIX PER CENT COLLATERAL, TRUST GOLD NOTES
AT TIE PRICE OF TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT AND
TILE ACCRUED INTEREST FROM MAY l, 1898
Subscription blanks with full particulars OF the Tust
and securities underlying the trust notes VIII he
mailed stockholders Of ccod upon the closing oil the
book. on June 3oth. 1893.
The Twelve Million Dollars OF these Co;lnfcrnl Trust
Notes In been already undCrwrittcn subject TO the
Stockholders right Of subscription thus in-uring tho
pin ing of the entire amount
by ORDEH OF THE BOARD or DIRECTORS,
THOMAS +. CAKES,
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OFFICE OF THE
Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad Company,
227 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
Philadelphia. May -, 1893.
TOthe Holders Ofthc General 4MOrt-
0age BOnds Of the PhiiUdciphi0
AMI Rcading RdiirOad company

Tho holders general mortgage bonds Of the Pha
delphii and Reading RAILROAD Company hcr"oy Re-
uuested 10 call at Office OF the COnpy and TO Sign
the po between the Phad phI and Read
ing Railroad Company. the Pennsylvania Company for In
surance, Lives and Granting Annuite- and TIE holder.
the general bond, for the sale 70 tie said Penn
sylNania Company assurances Live. and Chanting
Annuics fr cash al par Of tn coupons Or OF the
registered they mature beginning with that Of
July J. 1898, and including that Of Jan l. lSo Ia be held
security for the proposed issue Of coupon uust ccih.
Gates with the provisions Of the plan fc the
the affair, Of the Phaccph and Reading
Hairod Company Philadelphia and Rcaing Coal
and Company, ana the funding 0! the Heating and
other Indebtedness in default The agreement also
gives bodhodcr the option TO tkc said certificates at
th certificate, Iedcemabc los per accrued in.
terost out Of the first moneys applicable thereto.
hereby given that In order that the plan
ONE operative and be carried into effect
that the OF upwIds OF ninety OF the
cal mortgage bonds should become partic, the said
emcnt on or before the CIT day OF June 1885,
plan will be abandoned.
Copies Of the said plan and explanatory statement and
OF the proposed with the bond.
holder. can obtained the Offices OF company.
o27 South Fourth ST. Philadelphia; Farmers Loan
and Trust Company, New York. and Dahwool House. Old
Broad ST., London.
BY order Of the Board of Managers,
JOSEPH 8. HARRIS,
President.
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finantial.
OFFICE OF TIE
philadelphia and READIh6
RAILROAD COMPANY,
Y27 SOUTH FOURTH STREET.
Philadelphia, May %. 1898.
To the Holders of the Mortgage
Bonds of the Phiiadclphid, Rcad-
ing and NeW- England RdHroad
Company:

The holders OF the bonds OF the Phadclphla hcaui"s
and New England Railroad Company. guaranteed by u'
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company arc hefco,
requested to call Offices OF the Philadelphia anu
Reading Railroad Company and TO sign an asiccmch' "
accept payment OF the registered interest ana coupons
they mature beginning with May l. 1893 for three anu
half years. the per cent. mortgage bohls oil inc
said Philadelphia, Reading and Ne"'Lnsiahd i''''o''
Company.
1t is necessary that the holders OF the said boho'
should other creditors OF tho company III
accepting the settlement oncre b. or before inc
2lst day June next or plan for the rcad!u'tmcn'
Of the Affairs OF the Philadelphia and Eeadins Nafoao
Company VII, be abandoned
Copies Of the said agreement can be obtained al mo
offices Of Company. 227 South Fourth Street Phia'
delphia.
BY order Of the Board Of Managers
JOSEPH :. HARRIS,
President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-19
Business Cbantrs

Ny COMPANY contemplating the eXpondi-
n ,r,c NJ large amount IN the rtalli>hmet of a mann.
featuring industry requiring III" use of thoroughly
nnuip,cd Mochirc shop Eplcr shop Foundry and smith
,hop plant well located competing trunk lli+ oil rail-
road, and IN a coed labor ke j. invited 20 afdrc's
SrIM>OS WILLIAMS 4 CO.
Hrvant Rrildnc - IAb'r,y-@t. Nc"'horN CIV.
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finantial.
OFFICE OF
THE PHILADELPHIA and READ
ING RAILROAD COMPANY,
NO. 227 SOUTH FOURTH ST., PHILA.
PHILADELPHIA, June z, 1898.
To the Security Holders:

To the Security Holders:
FOLLOWS:
1. For IA present issuc of s!:.o00.000 Collateral
Trust Bonds. which will not impair the rights oil
any Of the other sec uritics of tho Company.
q For tho purchase Mt par. ns they mature o tue co"
pons Of the General Mor angc Bonds for the ncxh'o
years. but only If the necessities Of the Company
require IL, If not, the coupons will be- paid in cash.
g. For certain ssiOns by the LchiGh Valley ""'
rond Company, and by the bondhoidcrs OF tue
iphin. Rca ding and Ncw-Engl"nd H"i'rs"d
Compnny. the Getty -burR and Harrisburg Railroad
Company, the Philadelphia aud Frankfort Rnro"d
Company, and the Lancaster and V""rrS''"c
Narrow Gauge Railroad Company.
4. For n Voting Trust for seven ycais
S. A syndica,e representing $4,000, 900 is pledged
TO carry the plan into effect If tho nssents oil the
General Mortgage Bondholdcrs and Stockholders
arc sunicien
TIE PLAN ACCOMPILSIIEs;
l. The proceeds of the Collateral Trust Bonds VIII
Iiauidnte the a,nting debt OF the Co"p"ny re-
lra.c from Jeopardy s13,OOO,0OO Of securities
now pledged for S6,S67 900 of debts pay OIL all
the outstanding notes of the Company Tor
equipment now in and necessary for the opera
ton of the road; cancel all prior coupons p"r'
chased: and pny all overdue claims
p Avoids force and consequent di'ntcgTnton'
2. Insure. interest on the General Mortgage Bonds
for five years, and possibly for all time.
A. Preserves the interests Of the Income Bondho'ders
and Stockholders, In order that they m"y derive
the benefit. to result from the natural increns" In
the business. aud from conservative and Geo.
nomicaI administration.
S. Preserves tn, valuable connections made since
1856.
o. Insurcs n continuity OF cement for seven years.
unnterrupted by contests for control by unirendly
or speculative interest.
CONDITIONS or SUCCESS OF PLANE
l. The assent of the holders of Ninety cent of the
General Mortgage Bonds.
p The sscut Of the holders of Sixty per cent of the
stock.
These nsscnts must be given by JUNE ~, 1898, by
rgnnturc. 10 the agreements in person. or by powers
Of attorney.
Copies of the plan. explanatory statement nsrcc-
mcp,.. and power. of attorney may be Obtained upon
application TO the Farmers Lonn and Trust Conn
pany. New York; Pr south Fourth So Philadelphia
and Dnshwood House. OH Broad 81. London.
General Mortgage Bondholders and Stockholders
asserting to the psn DO not thereby bind themselves
TO sub,cribe to the Collateral Trust Bonds.
JOSEPH =. HARRIS,
President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-19
Che Curf.
Sales bn Anetlon.
~ IJERJTF"S SALE.-WILLIAM TOPPING 81


- HERIrF'S SALE.-WILLIAM TOPPING &
y Co.. auctionecrs will sell Tuesday June 20. at IL
a H. al 800 Fat 22d.t large quantity Of sta.ionery;
Iooss. Printing Materials Printers Ink. Acid, Twin..
straw Bo'rd Book Paper, ETC., Shelving Par aI ~
sR ritIe and mtercs in ty Alley Allen Press. Of. IN
i%% Gordon Presses. SO. Hoe Stop cynacr
cha,c TYPE, Tyre stands Proof fresc 10 Dicks
W,ch,nrs Paper Gutter Book Sewing Machines. tho.
granite Presses and Stones, 3S Copper Plate. Photo.
s,aphc CAMERAS Stands Trays Lenses, etc: Electric
I Ipms etc., e. JOHN J. GoRMAN Sheriff
H. r. M!LvANEY. Deputy.
- -M0RTGMiE sALEIwII.LIAM A: TorPING.
day June 2oth, at II a: mat 300 East 2sd,t.-ihs
,ottrel printing presses Col printing presses
drum shafine betting. rules chases. type. tyre salds
oof presses desks end chairs trimming STITCHING ana
book smashing machines. book sewing machine. PAPER
cutter thographic presses and stones 80 copper plates
nhotograhc cameras stands trays, lenses. &c. electric
lamps &C.. SC. All 10 be sold in lots and parcel.
Attorney for Morteagee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-19
To the Preferred and Common stockholders Of the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company;

NEW.YOiK. juno 10. 1893.
Tor purpo.c e-s3lng stockholders 10 exercise
their right Fibc twelve million 04l2 Ooo'o
Five year per cent. Collateral Trust ',od Notes.
books Of the Prefer g.! and Common stock OF
the Northern Pacific Iaioa1 Compa1v viii b. closed al
L. NJ. Friday. 3Orh 1898 and pea al 10 \. NJ
M0ndiy. July 3lst, 1898
by ORDER OF THE BOARD or DIRECTORS
GEORGE =. BANTER,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-19
OFFICE or THE
Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad Company,
.27 SOUTH FOURTH ST.,
Philadelphia, May 30, 1893
To the Stockholders Of the PhiiH-
deIUhiN ana Reading Railroad
COlDnHllH.

The stockholdcr, Of the Philadelphia and Reading Rail
road Company are requested to call the ONCE OF the
conpany and present their certificates TO be stamped with
,hc word .asscned" and 10 0nX their signatures 10 an
agreement to transfer their certificates Of stock 20 I'VE
Trustees 20 be held by them for the term Of years.
on The terms the purposes set out In the pro-
nosod agrce1nt between the Philadelphia and Rcsding
r,road Company and It's stockholders Said agreement
q made one Of the conditions Of plan submitted by the
noal Of MANAGERS the rcaiustmcnt Of the affairs Oh
tho philadelphia and Beading Railroad Company and the
phuadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company and
M ,,oinp NJ the floating and other Indebtedness in
default.
yoce s hereby given that in order that the plan may
sc lucrative AMI carried into effect, Is necessary
80 ,hc hoders Of at least 60 cent OF the shares OF
,, s,oct ~ the Philadelphia and Heading Railroad Com
nv should become parties to the said agreement on or
,oro the ci,t day June. 1893 or the plan will be
abandoned $500, a.,,.n..o. ,.,.o, and
. ,n nronosed agreement TO BE- signed by the stock
VI ,, he obtained at the Offices OF the company.
o s,h rourth ST. Philadelphia; the Farmers Loan
rr,st Company Ncw-York and Eastwood House.
Old Broad St.. London.
~ .ra.r Of the Isonrd Of Managers.
JOSEPH =. HARRIS,
President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-19

crpEET RAILWAY BONDS.
CIRCULARS on APPLICATION.
LANES N. BROWN & CO., Bankers
I'D CEDAR ST.. n. y.
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Proposals.

OFFICE OF TIE COMMISSIONERS OF
" QUARANTINE. II Broadway, New.York-The Of.
enon OF Contractors is called To the advertisement 10
the City Record inviting bids for work Hoffman Island.
CHAS. L. ALLEN. Presid nt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-19
Following are yesterdays quotations iof uihs'u
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
cH1CAGO. MILWAUKEE AND ST. p

CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE AND ST. PAUL. o,
s:::; :; ,E; !s;;
JAM W MILWAUKEE AND NORTHERN ~
s s:.ss e e 5g5
'aD y EVANSVILLE AND INDIANAPOLIS. -,
s:gsss g Sc s;; ,si;
''"' EVANSVILLE AND IEHEE HATE 70,
&c s55 ;i;
RIO GRANDE SOUTHERN.
S ss9as q s5 5ssfs s5;
''"' RIO GKANDE WESTERN. .,o
S s.sss; & se ;5S : 81
WHEELING AND LAKE ERIE o.-
S::ssS & Is ; ;ss'
BROOKLYN ELEVATED. -
s sra': s.: & nj 5:s, SO
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK. ,.-
fif Week & %Gi So sSs e.
CHICAGO AND GREAT WESTERN ooo
fHa So SCI 1 soii ,i5;so
CLEVELAND AND MARIETTA. a
f,s:' week e i'm, IL June 4 : , sSy5i 1850
COLUMBUS. SHAWNEE AND HOOKING -
ss: ~, 4 IN: f.g 81 81
Jan DETROIT 10 1a, GRAND HAVEN MD MILwArKEE.
SSs';' 4 .: sS ;I g
DULUTH. SOUTH SHORE AND ATLANTIC .o
II s:a';' + a., $': 90 :5s :sS
EAST TENNESSEE. VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA:
SS@'; s Ss:; 5s5
EHLANGEH SYSTEM.
SSse; s $ss S ss55
GRAND RAPIDS AND INDIANA
FGa'; week Ct a June 1 sss s.:
jan. 1 10 June t.. l,230,9: l,9G2 1913 1,2o'2'Z
GRAND TRUNK OF CANADA.
f fsG'; week. Ct nd ssc f'S
KEoKUK AND WESTERN.
ssse;' ,#ss i' ,sl$i ,:s5;s
LONG ISLAND.
SSs';' : ,ss 's; sssss
MINNEAPOLIS. ST. PAUL AND sArLr SIZE. MARIE.
f.s %e: K % n TUNE =; 81 S.
''' ST. JOSEPH AND GRAND ISLAND.
Number Of miles. ~ a., am 40 ,- so
First week IN june 1928 80 suV a'oyv
ST. LOUIS. ALTON AND TERRE HAUTE.
(lranch Lines.)
fs%';' & ;ps So ss,:.s
TOLEDO. PEORIA AND WESTERN.
s:='' + ,:s: sss:5 5s sf a :4s5
ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-19

Total shares for the
Elk dividend.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-11-22
Brotherhood of St. Andrew.

A special service in connection with
the New England Local Assembly con-
vention will be held in St. Luke's Cathe
oral, State street, this evening, at 730
O'Clock. An address of welcome to the
visiting delegates will be made by Rt
Rev. H. A. Nicely, Bishop of Maine, fol-
lowed by special sermon by Rev. Will
liam b. Frisbey, rector of the Church of
fhe Advent, Boston, and brief address
ON the Brotherhood of st. Andrew, by
Mr.. John ". Wood of New York, gener-
al secretary of the order. All are cor
daily invited to attend.
The conference of the Brotherhood of
st. Andrew is gathered from all the New
England States, and about 12O delegates
from all the chapters will be present.
The first meeting will take place at p.
m. today, at the Cathedral, and will be
business meeting simply, to arrange
for the details of the conference, and of
no interest to the public. Then, at 7.30,
will come the evening meeting mentioned
above, to which all of the public are well
come who are interested in the work of
the brotherhood. This will be the pro-
gramme for tomorrow, to which the pub
lie are also invited:
100 a. m.-Holy communion.
1000 a. m.-General conference, Ed
mund Billings, Good Shepherd, Boston,
chairman. 1, What the New England
chapterS are doing. brief rnnOrtS nv dio-
cesar secretaries; 2, Brotherhood chap
tiers; a.sWhat they should do first and es
sentially, John W. Wood. st. Georges,
dition legitimately, Edmund Billings,
Good Shepherd, Boston; 3, Work among
boys, W. G. Sturgis, Christ Church, New
Haven; all these subjects are open to
discussion.
1900 m.-Luncheon.
Loo p. m.-Question box. John w.
Wood, ST. Georges, New York.
200 p. m.-General conference, w. G.
Sturgis, Christ Church, New Haven,
chairman; general subject, The Brother
hood of ST. Andrew, 10 minute addresses;
|, The rules; prayer and service, w. G.
Sturgis, Christ church, New Haven; 2,
The method; man to man, A. w. White,
Trinity Boston; 3, The object; the king
dom OF Christ, John W. Wood, st.
Georges, New York. Aids to success !:
l, Tact, Edwin S. Crandon, Advent, Bos-
ton; 2, Perseverance, B. B. Townshend,
st. Luke's Cathedral; 3, Personal relig-
ion, Rev. G. M. Stills, st. Luke's Cathe-
dral.
400 p. m.-Farewell meeting. Adj
dresses by Rt Rev. H. A. Nicely. Bishop
Of Maine and visiting delegates.