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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-24
The Manly Art.

There was a good-sIzed crowd Of local
lovers Of the manly art at Eisenach's
Hall, at Edgington's lane, Friday night.
A very clever fparring exhibition was
given under the auspices OK the Whoep
ing Boxing Club. There was no
rough work, the contests being mere
ly for points. Tho entertainment was
concluded with an interesting four
round bout between Mr.. Hugh White
and Mr.. James Rowan.
Jimmy" Rowan has decided 70 post
pone the Maloney benefit for about two
weeks. II was TO have been given at
the Musee theatre Tuesday evening.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-24

Dox'r forget that the STICK Piano.
for power, OF scale, sweetness
Of tone, pliabIlity Of action, beauty Of
finish. durability and every other quality
that goes to make up 8 really hrst-class
instrument, cannot be excelled 10 the
world. Buy them at reasonable prices,
in preference 20 comOn goods AZ high
prices. Cali on or address the sole
agent. James w. White, 7l9 Market
street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-24

Mr.C. Scanepf, the OPERA House druG
gist, made the following observations 9
The temperature yesterday: z a. m,
ga m, 81; u m, 81; Sp. M, IS; Up
81. Weather, changeable.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-24

The Piano sale at Houses will close
in seven days. BE sure and call this
week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-24

Change of Time on Ohio River Railroad
Taking effect Sunday, s D. m, Deem
Der cath, Ohio River trains will leave
(city time) 7:25 q. m II noon, and 4
D. u. Arrive II a. IN, 3 p. M, ADD 7:4j
D. U.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-24
rAE WARD ooMMIrrEEs /.

Good work Done T~hrOughOut the City
Yesterday.
The various ward Committees again
vent over their districts yesterday, sup
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-24
THE ~REGlSTERr RELIEF FUND.

Contributions stnl Coming in for the
Destitute
The REGISTER relief fund now
amounts to 1892. so.
Contributions are still desired and
those who can shonld send In their
money as soon as possible for which
due credit will be given in these
columns.
Following is the list to date:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-24
FRANZ I. FRAYNE.

Frank I. Frayne opens an engage
ment Of three nights with = Christmas
and Wednesday matinee ~ the Grand
opera House December 18th. lie will
present the picturesque border drama,
The Boy Ranger" The scenery Il all
new and embraces the tentlng scene,
also the lively fair scene 10 which =
number Of enjoyable specialtIes are la
trOduced.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-24

LAsKAEIs has q fine line Of Fruits on
hand. Call and ses him. 1920 Main.
street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-24

LAsKARrs has a fine line Of Fruits on
hand. Call and see him. 1920 Main
street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-24

BEsr Fruit IN the city a
1920 Main street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-24

LAsKARIs has a fine line Of Fruits on
hand. Call and see him. 1920 Main
street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-24
AnUsEmENrs.
EFFIE ELLsLER.

Hazel Klrke." with Ellie Ellsier. IL
a great card. This pure, beautiful and
well acted play, bristlIng With polnts
and full OF quaint humor. has lost none
OF It's charms, and the reason OF its re-
markable success Is readily understood
when the play Is once seen, for II is one
Ia n thousand and touches the hearts and
sympathies Of an audience as few stage
productions ever do. Miss Ellsler al
ways charms her audiences In the In
teresting character Of Hazel and
her experience In the part has made
her perfect. Her coming engagement
Is at the Opera House. Monday. De-
cember 25th, Christmas day. Two per-
%iOrmances will be given. Az the mat
inee she will appear IN her great imper-
sonation OF Hazel Klrke," which viii
prove a source Of pleasure 10 her large
circle OF admirers in this city. in tho
evening Miss Elsler will be- seen for
the first time 10 her latest success,
Doris" Seats are on sale,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-24

Albany Dentists, Corner Tenth and MAJ
streets.
Gold Crown and Bridge work, an
gold filings specially. Bes. sets
artificial teeth, made Of the best ~
finest material manufactured for s.
and $1,000 q set. Teeth extracted
solutely without pain, By use Of
air. DR.. j. 5. HUSKY
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-24
c%LEvRLAND's MIssTRELs.

Speaking Of the new minstrel com.
PAW which w. >. Cleveland bae org4n-
lied, be Is quoted o. saying: ~Hon
newspa per men know better than any'
Ole else the virtues OF a great shake
MP all around: there II James Gordon
Bennett, OF tho Kew York Herald, he
Is famous for putting new men in place
as occasion requires, and he has proved
that a rafting among the dry bones
once 10 q while Is highly beneficial. Ny
foreign novelties are what the public
will plunge on the coming season. you
press people are gushing, managers Of
theatres expect 20 pay of losses. and
the public Is on tlptoe waiting 70 SEQ
African Dell. with his yeDtriloquial mu-
steal minstrels and those marvellous
Partisan ecceDtriques, the Diamantine
troupe ef FreEch quadrille dancers. i've
10 numJer, from leading New York
theatres, and Casino, Paris. These are
the originals 10 France aud America.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-24
WHAT Is WANTE

The following articles are wanted
Rice.
Women's stockings.
Mems, women's and children's shoes
Co fee 10 papers.
Sugar.
Bacon.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-24
FOURTEENTH PAsl


Merry Christmas-G. Aendel & CO.
Great Clearance Ssle-H. Emsheimer.
Pianos a. COst-k. Hoge.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
WHAT WILL YOU BUY?

What can you buy for tbs~sams price that
will be more highly appreciated than some
thing from tho following hat;
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

among conventions in that no names
are. officially handled. Adelegatc may
accept aid only from his local society,
voted him upon his election or subse-
quently.
Pennsylvania sends 1000, New York
1000. Missouri 500. Illinois 200, and
New Hampshire but $50 delegates;
forty-five states, five territories. seven
teen provinces and several foreign
countries will be represented by speak
ers upon the programme. while TWEEN
ty-fve different evangelical denomina-
tions will be heard from.
The chairman of the convention is
DIR. Francis T.. Clarls-''Furthcr En-
dcavor" Clark, as he is known among
the members OF the society he has
founded and fostercd. The general
secretary Is John Willis Bner, a young
man who was prominent last year and
has identified himself heart and soul
with the society. There arc number
less conference committees. branch end
subeoipmittecs. besides officers and
committees 10 govern the various
branches The leaders include scores
81 prominent ministers and more lay
men than have ever before appeared
upon Christian Endeavor convention
programme.
The programme Is 80 elaborate that
the endeavorers will he forced to Sc
lect those parts in which they ere most
interested To the exclusion II many
others Some If the speakers villdI.
euss thr following topics. included in
the general prsxrsur.e-
The "Wednesday evening meetings
will he held in the four largest churches
Of Montreal They are called Pre-
parasary." since the firss hour " HI be
Devoted Go prayer The meetings will
close with simultaneous addresses in
the four churches ~ Rev. Theodore T..
Cuyier. ID. ID. Of irooslyn, on The
Prn-sr that Has Power. Ecv. !. Wilbur
Chapman. II. H.. the EVANGELIST. on
'sReteivinv the Holy ssboss for Power. =
RI Rev. II :. Baldwin. u IL. bishop
Of Huron. on .rndiviluai Ccns~crs-
tion,H and Rev Frank " Bristol ~ ~,
OF Chieaeo. on the Secret % Power. :
The exercises THURSDAY morning
will - opened ~ the usnal
early prayer meetings. Whieh are
heid every day ~ the Convention.
Following VIII BE three OF four
addresses Of welcome IN Drill bail.
Tie dorninirn go eminent win he rep
retensed ny Iion- 1eorge r. Foster.
minister 81 franer. thu city pastors,
by Rev. IseSilvery: the Y n c. A.,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25
HOSTS or THE LORD
Twenty thousand Christian Men
and Women
WILL MEET IN MONTREAL
TwellkA Annual Coavesttna a. The
ChssssIas E.arsvos soctssy
Sess lao~shL
WILL MEET IN MONTREAL

The twelfth Gubcrnstoriai Chrsstian
Endeavor convention IL TO be held this
year at Montreal. opening Wednesday.
July 5, aad closing Sunday, July =.
The phenomenal growth of the Y. p. >.
c. +. since its humble origin twelve
years ago In Maine parsonage has
ranked II among the yearly events Of
pational Importance 10 church socic-
ties and railroad arrangements, 70
thousands Of delegates and the public,
who wonders and questions concerning
the methods and reasona Of these
ANIMAL 9stherings. General interest
was nrst excited last summer when
5000 delegates Of societies located in
America, Europe. Asia and Africa
and an innense following Of unofficial
visitors dockcd TO New York. They
packed the auditorium Of Madison
square gardcn-thc largest audience
hall on the continent--and overlooked
In groups Of . thousand and more into
the neighboring churches. The last
mass meetings were held simultane-
ously In Madison Square es~dcn. Car
negie hall. the Metropolitan opera
house and eight churches Hotel man.
ayers, boarding house keepers and
hospitable Christians were put to II to
accommodate an influx of people which
astonishcd even flexible New York.
although . canvass had been made for
the entertainment of visitors- With
this in mind the c. e. managers OF the
convention In Montreal arc already
making extensive preparations for the
thousands of young men and women
expected in July.
The hotels can accommodate but .
few Of the delegates; personal house
toulouse canvass Of private houses is
in progress An authoritative state
ment gives the rate in boarding houses
and private families from seventy-hve
cents to one dollar and twenty-five
cents without meals and from one dol
lar and fifty cents TO two dollars and
fifty cents with them
hospitable idea is that which pro-
vides for the reception Of guests by
committee which will send scouts to
meet each incoming train and boat one
hundred miles from Montreal and es-
cort travellers to the city. The MEM
beers of the committee will wear white
yachting caps to distinguish them In
the midst of big crowds.
Meetings will be held IN Drill hall. .
dreproof building, seating 1000 peo-
pie, and in an immense tent pitched
across the street. seating 5000 This
does not provide for the overflow beet
ings; they will be held in various
churches simultaneously with the reg
ular programme of the two main halls.
Over 1900 delegates have planned
to come-dclcgntcs who pay their own
expenses can expect no aid from the
general convention. which is unique
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

CaieAco. June 2A-Thc wheat trade had
n slow se<sion this morning. FOR the first
hour 4, had q range of but nc, turning
around to sassc for July and 6e1sc for Sep
tenber. Last price, were b@tc below
yesterday Close.
Corn Was dull and featureless. but dis
played tendency 10 weakness. The close
showed very light changes from The day be
fore.
6ats we're quiet and shade lower early IN
the session. but the market hrmed up later
on and closed about steady at h0Ac below
last night.
Hog products dull and weak on nearly all
iine- Business was at q standstill- Lard
was Ice on at tho opening. Ribs opened
I'VE OF Mt -. p for September and did not
get Sc away from that point Fork closed
isa25c higher than yesterday. lard 5sas,1c
lover and s2sta7,sc lower.
Cio~lpa pricks:
w.sAz-Iune. st,sc; s'ay. axe; sepsem-
Der. 10 &C.
Co.s-June. so,<e; July. Aoke; September.
ls-c.
oArs-June. ssks; July. s9JSe; September.
SAe.
Posx-yuiy. $3.50; Sepssm Der. S3o.35.
LAKp-June. $50; July. S9S5; Septem-
Der. xlO.22.
Rins-June ss.s6; July. >e.c6; septem-
Ter 9.Z.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

Nxv yosx. Juns - = FLorn - Very
dull, veal winter wheat tsu gssdss. Sl-sS
O. - per cva
WnsAr-Dall, 6rm; closins; No. 3 red.
Jsne. -1Sc; July, 7lAc; August. re; SIP
temb<r. s5hcs October. Inc; December.
sic.
conx-Dsli. FIRMS closing: June. ASSc;
July. sse<e; Auguse. ls1c; September: ts'sc.
OAIs-Duli, easier. Spot prices No. 2,
ass; No. white. &c; No. = Chicago. &c.
LAnn-<luiet. steady western SCAM closed
a 3o.a5; city. - S309.
fonx-Quiet, steady; neu mes, ua5oSe
0.pI
Cnsns-<luiet. ssendy; state large white.
7Asessc-
Cosynn-Opsions opened inactive, s points
up to Is down; closed steady ut points
down to 5 UP. Spot kio dull, nominal; No.
Z. Isle
svaAn-Raw. dull. nominal; fair refining,
sac; eentrifugals ~ deg. test. 4&c; refined
trim, quiet; od A. iSleS5 Size.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

- ssepetsry bn1es, ~ - GeeeFeal
endesvorsrs ~ l. - Ayer. ehairuan
of ve's coe znlstee-
ThnrsEay Afseenoon nh - devoted
20 Jnaior .. T.. under The eAeEgo 81
MrA Francis Clark. whe he's bssn -
sctise in this wurk - her hneb4nd.
Dr. Maryland Hoyt D. D.. az Ninneapr
oils; Miss Katy u Hates u 81 Louis.
end ,. w. Cowaa. tho Arvs paesor 20
organize . jsnios e Y society. VII
give sddresaea
President chrk's annual address and
the aecresary'x report viii BE- gtven
Thursday evening, alternately II psil
hall and ehe tens. Rollowtng thets
VIII b. ths pressntation - hannsrs -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

Commencing June 18th the White
City Flyer on the &. 4 W. NJ railway
will leave Grand Rapids AT ~ a. M
every day. arriving nj Chicago at 12n
y. m. and stopping on Sundays at Hcl-
land. Fepnvllle. Bangor, Hartford and
Natervllet. IN addition 10 regular stops.
Corresponding train leaves Chicago
week days at 81, a. m, arriving at
Grand Rapids ! - p. m. These trains
make the run IN four hours and fifty five
minutes the fastest time ever made be-
tween Grand Rapids and Chicago. Even
ing tram viii continue 10 leave Chicago
every day at 5:t5 ?. M. All above trains
have Wagner buffet rarlor cars. which
many prefer "a dining ears
SYRINGE To Rsy vIEv.
Peto~key. Charievcix aud Traverse
City will h~ increased by the addition 20
two new trains leaving Grand Rapids az
l:fo p. IA and lis p NJ. week days.
carrying psrlor and sleeping cars. and
arriving ~ Hay view az SO y ~. and
a m. respectively The morning train
sal issv> Grand Rapids at s.D a m.
every day. With psrios car. arriving AZ
lar View az 3<s y a. Morning and
affernuos trasas VII stop 81 Traverse
CITY Tor dinner ans supper. an arrange.
naent which WITH BE appreciated The
new service aiso isciudss through par.
boz cars on day srsin= ard sIeepsng cars
en- night trans between Chicago. lie
trnis aud b<y View. Every sttenficn
wili - given - perfecting the service
q the cad that TIE ''sceufc Line sin be
rsnre rerslsr tar rves 10 Chicago ard
the northern resofts
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

Sing song OF sixpence.
a bottle full of rye.
Four aud wenty guests around
Its exccIiencv To- try.
When the b, tiles opened
And they find the liquor pure,
Everybody cries at once
Royal kuby' sure,
Royal Ruby" Rye Whisky
- a rye that's pure. old and
mellow Eleven years storage
in wood before bottiing gives
"a q smooth. oily and pleasant
flavor. The connoisscur always
calls for ~. Quality guaran-
teed. $50 per quart bottle.
kOIA Al WINE CO.
Chicago.
For sale BY scTibner * Aid
worth. druggist.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

BEARS OWN The DAY
They % About = Fancy Dictates
With Ire Market
NEWS WAS AGAINST TNf BULLS
Rev oussknsss sDssalasea 80 nnea
IssApss IA LAesAs e. - nsying
Dustng ~ sAsss nssskDa.
NEWS WAS AGAINST the sulls

Nsv YoGx. Juns 3l-nooey On eah
noninaiIy 8 Per cent
Psssd rata ea6A0A0
Govesnnent bonds loser.
While The trading ss ths SOCK ex-
change vas limited N voluas during
todsys short session. the bears did not
lss their contro1 Of the market Ths
market vss infiaenced. By the furthss
loss in the bank reserves and fears that
rou<y viii vork doc next vssk. ozfu1dsn
ars no< In ~ narkst ~ any sx>sns. and the
room traders have ~ hs,d psecsScAliy Z"
themselves. ~ the clos spccutasson Wa
weak The toeai snies ~ere IN shAress
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

Cxlox Srocx YARDs. Chicago. Juno "A
Cattle - keceip<s. 1000; market steady
common 20 extra steers. 81. 500 $50: stockers
and feeders. $s.25tS4.5O; COWS and heifers,
81 .4Oa 100.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; weak and 10(d15c
lower; heavy. $6.0a60; mixed and me.
dun. <s.o5els.35; light. $6.10Ia6.m
Sheep - Receipts. 1000; market weak and
&c lower; poor 10 choice. $2-5Oa4.9O; lambs.
a us0x fnl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

the state which during the yeaS he's
made the greatest shsoluts gaia In the
number Of socicties-
Fridays speakers include some Of
che most brilliant men who attend the
co..vention. Hon- w. e. p. Brcckin-
ridge. Of Louisville. KY, viii deliver
an address on 1.-THE Age and tn Poesi.
bilities," In lieu of that which he was
prevented from giving in New York.
The tent 6Pcakers viii be Bishop
Arnett. n. D.. Of vicksburg. represcnta~
tive of the African church. on ''Chris-
tisn Stewards TIP" and lastly. Rev.
David J. Burrcll, ID. d.. OF New York,
ON Good Citizenship"
Subjects for several discussions Fri
day morning win be: The dve essen
tials Of . c. e. society. IL - possible
that tho foreign representatives will
largely occupy the tame. No ssssions
will Re held in the Drill hall and the
tent during the afternoon. Commit
tee conferences" Win be held in the
churches instead.
Saturday morning will be given 10
missions- Missionary literature win be
discussed by Mr.. =. l.. Mershon. of
Evanston. Ill; Missionary Meeting"
by Miss Ella Mac Lauin. of Chicago.
and lastly, "Free Parliament" con-
sisting Of . great number of speeches
one and one-half minutes long. will be
conducted by Rev. Gilbert Reid, Of
China.
Saturday afternoon will be the time
of friendly rivalry In the denomins-
tional rallies held in Montresl's
churches The chairman OF the de-
nominational conferences viii make
all the reports.
At Drill hall In the evening, the roll
call of states. provinces and foreign
lands flls the first half Of the evening.
to be followed by an address on "In-
ternat;onal Fellowship" by Rev.
George Wells. ID. D.. of Minneapolis.
In the tent will be held most inter
esting session known rs the pastors
hour. Speeches are but one and one
half minutes long. The closing ad-
dress on 1.-THE Christian Endeevor So
cicty a Typical Church Institution"
will be delivered BY Rev. Kerr b. Tup-
per, ID. d., Of Denver. Col. Sunday,
the last day Of the convention. win be
rs crowded as the <u6st enthusiastic
delegates can DESIRE
In the morning the Christian En-
deavorcrs will be expected to attend
church. The frat regular meetings OF
the convention viii begin in Drill hall
and the last at $50 p. m. Gospel Tenn
pcrance" will be discussed By Mrs.
Frances Barnes. superintendent Of the
National Y. w. c. r. L.: Tho Re-
ligious Press," by Rev. Hoolxc, editor
of tho independent, London. England;
''Foes TO Society, Church and the
State" by Anthony Comstocls.
In the Drill hall meeting T. f. Muir
ply, the temperance evangelist. will
also discuss Gospel Temperance
Rev. @. Douglass. ID. D.. LII. D.. prcsi-
dent of wesley@p theological college
of Montreal. gives an address on $50
cisl Purity and Mr.. A. n. Milbury, Of
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25
LOCAL MARKETS.

SATURDAY. june 2a.-The local wheat
market has undergone no change Tor the
past three weeks, when 10 dropped TO
the unprecedented price q 81 cents.
The market continues weak. But little
IL moving and il u hard to get at mar
ket value. millers and spectators not
being anxious TO invest very heavily.
Farmers say they will carry what wheat
they have over into the next crop rather
than sell at present low prices. Conse-
quentIy they are selling almost moth
ing. They are waiting for better prices.
which at preeent are not even foreshadow.
ed. Corn and oats are slow and somew hat
depressed and transactions are light.
Flour does not advance nor recede.
while m,llstuffs Is seeking lower level
daily. owing Ia the superabundance Of
grass for feeding purposes. The mills
keep running along IN the same old way.
working. ss some miller said. "for fun
Sugars and all kinds Of groceries are
irm. no changes having taken place the
past week. The -ame can be said IL
hay. meats. poultry aud fish. which are
IN good supply. Celery is in good sup.
ply at - cents per dozen punches. New
beets are held at = cents per dozen
hunehes Strawberries are ~ good
quality and very cheap Vegetables ~
all kinas are in abundance at reasonable
rates. We quote:
Farm produces.
Msrrs s,.e.s-saIne PER pound.
Nsrrs sssrr--sscIsti. ~ per gallon.
Btrrrs-f5c PER pound.
E.ss.-i3r ger dozsn-
pssrkross-szc l~s bsssssel for old
Ss~ rsss-soc per bushei
Tfs~frs-Ar K~r do<en hunch~~.
Rs.S<-Hsnd. picked ~ = PER ssrshel
HoSsy-Fsncy WHIT. isc psr pound.
Lsrrrsr- Head. loc ~ pound; nosbou>>.
81 per tsssnel
Psz~tsy-2sc p~r dozen.
Srt~scs Al. PER bs.~hei for nsw.
fssrIsSr-tse per pound.
R.Dt<Hss 80 In per dozen punches.
Arr So 81 - rsr bu-hsL
o~1oSs-sf9 PER bashei; green. s7ioc
Ter Dozen hunche-.
sss sss-3sc PAR dozen hanckes.
Bxs1s-,ssc Ter do,en baneh~s
tssEsgs--fSrue crstes. - &sa20
Nsrss CsR----14c De- dozen.
Assskssss-1 s<sss pr dozen bupch~el
Nrsssoc~s-s.sc PER pound.
Ns~r--sr p~r dozen tunchss.
0ssys.->~~ h~es-. ks<2s< T>r hs,<h~i.
~ssswssRnsss-Hsnne gre~n. ta-c pr
eeart
wrvrxsssss~ --ioc p~s dox<n eanch~s
psulsry-
iive turkeys. Tzrsr for yvsng: - for cid.
Live chirssa. snt -sssfer-. ~aSsr.
Live fo~ts. sss%r
=. .fve oai ro-sstsrs ~
Sprins ducks. ~ ~ . posnds each. ia
lsc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25
London Grain

Ioxpos. June A.-The grain markets
opened this morning Irregular. AZ Liver
pool wheat and com were steadily held.
London sareoes Of California wheat un-
changed. Wheat on passage slow and corn
easier. The French markets were mostly q
turn cheaper.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

Dxrnou. Mich. June 4.-wheat-No.
red each. 64.4c; July, GSAc; August, Csc
No. white eash. 66s.c.
Corn--No. 2. cash. Acc.
Oats--No. white, cash, 36&c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

New York. will talk on Reaching the
Masses"
Then come the great closing mass
MEETINGS and the sermons. President
Clark will preside and lead the con-
secration meeting. called the Mir
pah. because the famous phrase Is re-
peated in union Ly the thousands
present. and Rev. 4. II. Lewis. u. D..
president of Western Maryland coli
lege. will preach the sermon In Drill
hall.
In the tent Rev. Fay Mils. the re-
vivaliss. will both preach and preside.
And. be idcs these chief meetings will
be many others. saeh - the 1antor
rally. the conference Of state officers
and the local union and districts score
taries' conferences which are. says the
general secretary equally important
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