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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer Chilcat is expected from Alaska
today or early tomorrow.
Steamer Mabel will extend her run in
the future TO Tacoma and make that port
one END OF the run.
Oscar Christensen has resigned as
purser on the State of Washington and
has been.succeeded by Z. L. GARRISON.
Two barges from Dogfsh point quarry
with 1000 tons of stone for Senator
squire's new building arrived yesterday.
The Port Gamble Mil Company's
steamer Yakima was in port yesterday
taking on stores and left in the afternoon.
Steamer w. L. Monroe brought IN 100
sacks OF oats, 800 sacks of potatoes and 10
tons of hay from La Conner and Coupe
vile yesterday.
Steamer Multnomah will carry an ex-
cursion today from Port Blakeiey TO Ia
coma. The Multnomah's l O'Clock run
will be made by the Aberdeen.
The steamer lydia Thompson has
changed her headquarters from the City
dock TO Lilly, Bogardus d Co.'S dock,
Lilly, Bogardus & Co. being agents.
Steamer Utopia left yesterday for Van
couver with l25 tons of freight. including
fifty tons of grain from the West Seattle
elevator. She will bring load of salmon
back from Fraser river.
The steamer Umatilla sailed from San
Francisco yesterday with the following
list of passengers: For Seattle-E Rial
and wife Miss Hemmer. Charles DUFF. J.
A. McWilliams and wife. p. j. Hanlon,
Miss Il. Hanlon, Master j. Hanlon, Mrs
Godfrey, Mrs kavanagh, L. II. Ring
void. Ill. Vorhies, Z. Il. Moore, w. r.
Mills, Mrs. W. X. Mills. Mr. Steitz and
wife, Mrs. NJ. j. 0'Connor, Mrs. E. E.
Smith. William Hintze, J. C. Brown and
wife. For Tacoma-Mrs. MCMILLAN. J.
Abrahams, J. 5. Howell, J. 0Connor. Miss
Steinberg. A. Sutton and wife Gould T.
Sylvester. For Port Townsend-Mrs.
Bluhm. l.. X. Cooie. Il. Bertrand, Reha
Bronn. For Sitka--C. T Wagner. or
Victoria-Mrs. X. J. Horton, A. J. Boyd.
Mr.. Bradley. William Carbin. " b. Rog-
ers, IL. c. Rogers. Mrs. Caughtnev and
daughter. Il. Aastlatt, Captain Mcneil, J.
III. Hunnex and wife, Mrs. Mcdonald. J.
7. Young, Mrs. c. Spring. William Rolls,
X. Taylor, L. \. Liilicrop.
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A New Device That Promises Good Re-
suits for ship Owners.

O. A. Bulette and l.. I. Merry, of Port
Orchard. have invented a simple appara-
tus for locating sunken vessels, and afford
ing ready means of attaching suitable
lifting chains without the use of diver.
The patent is issued in Mr. Bulette's name,
but was designed by Mr.. Merry, who is a
civil engineer. having been in government
employ q number OF years. Mr. Bulette
has secured letters patent. aud Is nov in
New York comforting with several large
firms with view 10 manufacturing the
device.
Ii consists of an alright float, ellipticai
in shape, with a sharp shear, aud Is sur
mounted with short signal staff lirmly
secured in the center. Suspended to the
fioat is q spool upon which Is wound
small bat strong wire cable. CON-
pressor screw is secured against one end
Of The spool shsft 20 prevent, too rapid I'M
winding OF the cable. The idea is 10 have
each vesse! provided With at least four OF
the floats. which are placed conveniently
about the ship. and so arranged as to go
adTIft as The vessel. from any cause. sinks.
one end Of the cable wire is attached 10
bill hook on the side of the vessel. and
thus is toe feat made 10 marx the spot Of
the wreck. The bill hook Is an ingeniou.
eontrivance. and offers tie important
feature in an attempt to secure a lifting
hold. IL Is an immense strap OF iron
spread in a Y. and az the apex forms a
hook and latch which Il so arranged as 10
close automatically. To secure hold IN
raise the wreck the sreckers catch nod Of
the small wire cable beneath the doat eut
IL and secure the end. Then a heavy
cham. on the end OF which a. a large ring
is slipped over the end Of the small wire
aud With IL IS its guide fails ioxn along
The cable sad engages the powerful hi
hook, and cannot become detached
iae shahAs 20 the bal hook
are secured through aud through
the ships timbsrs. 50 a. 10
sustain the greatest strain. and run vel
down the sides. Thus IL can be seen that
slth fee cables on each side anv shin
could be raised BY wreekers. and from
depths here no diver could 20 and none
20 survive. ii ship IS sunk in raifoeean
Of course no devise Is % use, and beyona a
certain depth u Is q hopeless task. but
stssssstes shas that majority OF wrecks
occag "a depth Of waser where iGIs POS
sib.e 10 raise them. The attention OF the
sovernnaent has been called 10 the devise
By Mr.. Baietse. who has been in Washing
ton she past three months. and as soon as
practical test eau BE made OF the devise,
the attention Of ship owners aad Others
~lt be called to the much needed help al
iorded by such an apparatus.
Aesorisy makss harness. il0C0mnereaas
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.
Notices for this department NUT be handed
in By Q caecx Saturday TO insure iaseEtion.l


Methodist Episcopal Churches.
cosumbia--suppiies from Seattle pulpItx
shaw MISUNDERSTANDING school 10 e n; Ep-
worth League p IT,
Battery street-Third an6 Battery. Rev. G. A.
Ianden. pastor. Services II s. N and 7. z.
Gerraau-stewart and Thirteenth. Rev. C. A
Pressing. pastor Services Ii a. NJ anu . M
African-Is3s Jones street. inst OF Madison
Rev J. Allen Whey, pastor. Services IL g. m
H.veu-Sscond and Howard-Rev. W. o. Ben
aGom. pastor. Services, II a m aud s:Sop M
Observation-Disclosures and Olive Rev. f
J. Luaaegsard. pastor. services Il e. III and 80
n n
Gisman-Rev. J. r Edwards. pastor sabbath
school 10 & N. Preaching III g. II. kpworth
League D. Reading League. 80 ?. IL
Madison street-Ccrner Cloverdale. Rev. NJ.
A. Coyington. pastor. services 1850 m aud
s n m. sunday school, 2:9 p N Young
peoples class, $50
Asbury. Fremont-Rev. W. II. Drake Class
meeting. 1880 g. NJ; preaching, II a. m: sun
Gay school. II m: young peoples meeting, o.5o
p IA preaching. $50 y N
Gilman Park Ba!iard-Rev ". Fl. tombstone.
pastor. Services IL a. n. and ?. IN: sunday
school 10 g. m: class meeting II m Junior
League $50 p. m: Epworth League a:So p m.
swcdish-Fifth street. near Pike Rev. John
Jonson, pastor; residence. 1872 Twelfth street,
Services 1922 q M; SUNDAY schoo, Is :. m;
young people meeting, p. m: evening service,
n.
Grace-Rainier and King streetA Rev. W. L.
Ford. pastor: residence, SIS Suffer street; serv-
ices, II a. m. and p m sabbath SCHOOL,
la:l5p M: Epworth League 6:45 ?. m: prayer
meeting, Thursday evening, p M; class meet
ings. Tuesday evenings.
Trinity-Mereer and Kentucky streets Rev.
y. p. Tedrlck, pastor; parsonage aa!ol nlng
church. Services IL a. u. and 7;3o p. IN. Class
meeting, 10 a. m. Morning subject: 'Our True
Examiner" Evening subject: "Cnristian
Desires Wise and Otherwise" Junior League,
$50 .. N. Epworfh League, $50 p. II. Prayer
meeting, Thursday evenings
Fsrst-Third and Marion streets Rev W. A.
shsnklin, pastor. Residence. a2e Seneca
street. Preaching at IL a. IN. and =. m. Morn
ing-opening voluntary, 'Cantaoile, spohr;
anthem, palm Branches, Faure; offrrtoire,
solo, u. NJ. Grout sermon. "The God OF the
Children OF Uprightness:' concluding volun-
tary, "March," Hesse. Eyening-Prelude, ''Ro-
nance Westerbrook, anthem, "Io Thee Great
Lord" Ros mi: offertoire. solo by Miss Hough-
ton: quartette, There Is Green Hili," Messrs.
Edmunds, Phillips. Grout and Siegey: sermon.
"a Personal Question:" postlude, lin
proyisation.' Schmidt. Ciss. meeting, 10 a.
m. sunday school, 1890 p m; Epworth
League, $50 p. M. Junior League, Monday,
4 y. M; class meeting, Tuesday, p. M:
ofiieis, board meeting, first Monday in each
month at . p m: Epworth League business meet
ing, second Monday, 7. M; Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society, first Wednesday, 2:3o ?. m;
Ladies' Aid society, second and fourth Aednes-
day, 2:50 p. M; Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety, third Wednesday, 2:30 p. m.
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Dainty Enough for a Queen. "

prominent literary and society woman OF
Minneapolis thus writes Of the private cornpart-
meat cars On the North " esseru Limitsa -
Zach compartment - room dainty enough
for queen. Nine, in q regent trip, was fitted
up IN cherry and tea green TIE ceiling Was
arcaed saa irescoed ia silver Tire walls we're
covered with exquisite br0ezied silk OF tea
green and the cushions were plush OF the ssms
lovely sAAae The partition towsrds the Risle
WAS OF heavy plate glass, hung with soft green
ak eGEs4insS TIE doors between tie roonas.
for they we're en- sniies were Thick French pier
glasses. Ths floor wss esFpetsd villa rich mo
qHssts. ard tie lovely cherry woodwork VISA
aaiHtlly carved with iigat iessoons Of gArisnds.
never saw such elegance la railway cars In all
nv travels.
Just tAInk Of isi A berth In one OF these
palaces on wheels coats 20 more than for one In
i1e ordinary. ost style sls~psss"
y. v. Parker, Puse: souna Agent eoi FFoat
street, seattle
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rsr srArx OF TRADE.


rar Francisco. Sept. 22.-The vege-
table market is well supplied. With prices
generally steady. Potatoes are doing bet
ter. Onions easier. Corn higher. The
demand for fresh fruit is good. Peaches
continue to advance. Melons are also
higher. Grapes veak at quotations. The
butter and eggs markets are firm. with no
future advance expected. Cheese is in
moderate demand. The poultry market is
weak. with a light decline in turkeys.
California stock Is dull.
Closing: Wheat-Weak; December.
e5isc; May. o3Ac.
Barley -Easier; December. sissc: May.
Eorn-si30.
bran-si4 per ton.
BRKApsruYvs AND ssarys
Flour-Famiiy extras. So 25@335; bak-
srs' extras, Is. I593.25; superine. $3.50
Wheat--Very soft market. No ship
ping wheat, s0MsfI1c, with SIZE for
choice; Walla Nalia wheat, 70c iur fair
average. o0@65e Tor No. 2 and aoG5oc for
on grade.
Barley-Feed. fair to goos. 75@771Sc;
choice. 7s7.9ts0c; brewing. s5@goc.
Oats-Neariy 700 centas came down
from Oregon, circumstance which
does not help matters for sellers
Milling. sl.i0Ml.i5: surprise. sLi50r
Loo; fancy feed. Si-o5@i.i0: good TO
choice. g7iscdsi.05; gray. 95cML
Produce receipts-Fiour, sacks. t0.5oD:
Oregon, 500: wheat, centals, %. BOG; Ore
gon, 20, s3T: barley, centas, 3, 7o5; Oregon.
f.T22. oats, centals, g55; Oregon, g. T35 I;
beans. sacks, 2,Ss0; potatoes. sacks, !, s45 :;
bran, sacks, LOIS; Oregon, 7,is2.
FINANCIAL.
Drafts--on sight, New York. per 800.
l2tsc. Sterling bilis--0n London, sixty
day bank, s4.eols.
silver bars-Per ounce. 6ss49e37sc.
Mexican doliars-53@5S11c.
MINING STOCKS
Alta. Is: Belle Isle, 5; Belcher. IS: Best
4 Belener. i30; Bodie Con-, 1875;
Chollsr, 60: Consolidated California
a Virginia. 40. Crown Point, s3: Enreka
Con-. %, Gouid h Curry, 20; Hale & Nor
cross. II: Mexican, 1870: Mount Diahlo.
10; Navajo, 5, 0phir. go; Potosi,
IS: savage, os; Sierra Nevada 100;
Utah. o. Yellow Jacket, 70: Andes.
IS: Bullion. 49, Caledonia, Is, Central, A.
Challenge Consolidated, 2; Consolidated
Imperial. 3; Julia, -: Justice. Z; Ken
tuck, 10; Occidental, %: overman, 10;
seg. BeIeher. 4; Scorpion, 10: Alpha Con-
solidassd, 10.
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Lutheran caurcnes.

Norwegian Eysugeliesl-Tweifth and Olive
streets. Rev. l. J. kyam, pastor. Residences,
loss Twelfth street
German Lnthsran-Duwanish mission, San
defs hall, below sweeueys brewery. sun
day school. 80 p 10 services ESQ every
other sunday.
tfetmsu Luthefan-s Services in hail corner OF
Main and Twelfth streets every sunday al 10 10
g. N. sunday school s.5e a. m NJ. {. Basae,
paster; residence, 1918 Main street
Norwegian Dauish-F Fourth aud Pine strsets.
; T. Tollsfson. pastor. study IN basement
services, ii a "a and n u. sunday school,
sSs- II. PRAYER meeting, Thursday, ?. M
swedish EyangeIieal--Thiri street. near Pike.
Rev. Martin l. larson. pastor: residences. 1871
RITA sireei, between Pike gaa Union sunday
sehoo. I2.i5 p. m. services 1875 a. m and 5
y m, and Ihurs4ay ; .. M
RAlnier Heights Miss.on-At Presbyterian
church, Market street sunday school al %
= m every SUNDAY Services at = % p IN every
other sunday. Pastor. r knsppe; assistant
pastor, W. IL. kursE. 1915 Howell street.
German Evangelical, lions congregation
FFced's hsli. Ninth street. between Pine aud
owe. Services. 10sD n m snd 80 ?. n.
Sunday school. 3 a. "a. Understands, Aednes-
DAY, % = IN LufhcFan foaag Peoplss so
ctety. Thursday. Z - u IA.
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Epi.ronal Chnrches.

- Ssaphen's- RslIart-Serviees. II a N. and
80 = e. Rev. p T. HyiaRd reciof
80 HsFy's-W oa.ag sad park Rev. George H.
Watson, p. D., IL charge. Evening prayer, BIS
Z. q.
81 Clement Market street, near fesler ave-
nue. Rev. Henry A. Dexter oEteiAfsng- Evsa-
inx prayer. vita sermon, .0 sunday school,
ssta a. H.
IFinliy-EigAfh aad James streets Rev
ts@oFEe Herbert = Asson. h. D., rector kigh-
iaSnta sunday alter Trinity. Holy SomEu2n-
ion. : :. N Norma. prayer, with sermon, IL
$. u. taosaI evening prayer. ia Sunday
sc1oos, SO q e
81 Iszk's-Flfta an. owe streets Rev. David
CkaipoTEe Garrett rscsoF. cRad&F school,. 8 IS
- "a. Eeky GoEanEHieBs .. n Morning
pave. and sermon II 3 ~ sa6ixef; "N tat
IaIak Ne Of ChFsstss Baptism. p IA Young
Peoples service, els p -. Evening pTayeE.
u saeaect 81 semen -futtiSz strength
Into Weakness IafosEasl singing Of hymns
aftafwsrA.
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ENGLISH MARKETS.

LoSpoS, Sept 22-Bar silver. - s-lod.
Consols. l0e 3-I6. Bank of England dis
count rate. 2 per cent
LIVERPOOL, Sept 22-Whest-Steady ;
holders offer moderately: No. :, red winter,
4s Sd; spring. As 81.
Corn-DuIi: holders offer moderately !:
new mixed, spot, Il Sd; futures, Guii ;
holders offer moderate y, September, 4.
50: 0ctober. Is SID; November, Is e19d.
Ffour-Dull, holders offer moderately;
ST. Louis fancy. winter, 5s 81.
Hops-At London Pacific coast). steady
holders offer freely: f2Mt2 los
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The foreign imports of the state were
MARINE NEWS.

HooUIAM, Sept. 22-fSpeciall-Sailed
September -. from Aberdeen, schr Ottilie
Ford, for San Francisco.
SAN FRANcrsco, Sept. 22.-Arrived-
Australia, from Honolulu: biz Kate Daven-
port, from Por; Biakeiey. Cieared-Faral-
Ion, for Port Angeles. DEPARTED Una
tilla, for Victoria and Port Townsend
Alki. for Astoria; bktn Eureka. for Seattle
Blk Carondelet. for Puget sound; schr Del
Norto. for Coos bsv. Freights and char
ters-Br sh Cape York. now at Tacoma,
wheat. thence 10 United Kingdom, Havre,
Antwerp or Dunkirk; BIZ sh City of Athens,
now at Tacoma. wheat thence to United
Kingdom, Havre. Antwerp or Dunkirk
Br bk Corryouchan, now at Victoria, sal
mon, thence to Liverpool or London.
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NEW YORK mARKKrs.
THE STOCK EXCHANGE


New YoRK. Sept 22-During the two
hours of business on the stock exchange
today the market was decidedly strong in
tone and the shares traded in, with few un-
important changes. show an improvement
ranging from x TO per cent. In tho late
dealings speculation was most buoyant,
and the market was firm with the prices
st or near the highest point of the dav.
The volume of business was rather light.
and was chiefly in Chicago Gas. Sugar
and Reading. 81. Paul led In the trans.
actions In tho Changers at the buying
sn. IL being good and steady rise
OF per cent. TO 66. was recorded.
The closing was only l. below
the highest In view OF the break yester-
day in Rock Island. there was much inter.
est.evidanced as 10 the course Of the stock
today. and perhaps some surprise at the
early advance of X per cent The bears.
however. were not disposed TO permit, the
rise TO so unchalieneed, aud they made n
drive on the stock in which the entire i'm.
provement was lost The reaction. how
ever, brought out fresh buying orders.
under the influence of which gain of -
was made. the last being the best price OF
the day. burlington appreciated steadily
from opening 10 close. much Of the buying
being for the western account. and an
advance of = was established. North
western, too. on small trading, showed
I'm the improvement 10 the extent
of "A per cent Sugar Was not in
active demand but az tho same time
there VAS no anxiety TO sell the
stock and fluctuations were confined
witkin q limit Of = per cent and net de-
cline of 81 per cent was effected. la the
general list the more important advances
srci Lead preferred, : per cent: Ten
eral Electric, l. The only stock which
shows decline Of more than a fraction is
Colorado Fuel and Iron. which lest per
cent.
The bond market was strong and fairly
active. aud prices generally moved up
ward. Seattle. Lake Shore a Eastern
firsts advanced 2 per eeat. and Oregon
Navigation Is and Trust receipts ~.
Petroleum Easy; October options
closed. s2Fsc bid.
FINANCIAL.
Moasy-On cali, easy a. per cent. Lass
loan / per ceat. closed a. / per cent
Prime mercantile paper. SNe5t, usr cent.
Sterling exchange. dull. wtth actual
business in hAnkers balls a. x4S5s4
49,. sos demand. aud 81 SSsRG -. ~
a. DAYS. posted rates. 81 Sshsees ssl, ana
81 s7Sss sTs.; commercial b1,ls. ylS4s.sg
asa
slsef certificates. esasc.
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Hogs-Receipis. 9 60 head: official yes
terday. 1908; shipments. 1-aaI; left over,
about $3.50; quality. not quite as good rs
for last tao cays. market. quiet, prices,
weak and about Ilc lover.
Catsle-Recesp l5.fs0 head: prices, un-
changed.
sheep-Receipt-. $500 head: market.
Quiet. Without change IN prices.
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Saturday, September 90, 1894

For the benefit of the little ones of this city
the big excursion steamer, State of Washington
has been chartered by the Post-Intelligencer to
carry all over from here. All the children holding
"P.-L" Day tickets, given out to them by their
teachers in the various schools throughout this city
will be taken over on the acknowledgements
specially chartered steamer FREE. And for the
benefit of the hundreds of adults who are making
arrangements to 90 along on this day. a special
rate of roc, round trip has been announced tickets
including admission to the Fair.
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OF Tacoma. Sunday school. 1920 ?. m. y. j..
:. C. E., $3.50 D. m. Prayer meeting, Thurs
day. 7:45 p ". Junior Y. P. s. {. E., Friday,
p. m.
Brooklyn-Rev. T. c. wiswell pastor. study
at Plymouth church. Services IL q. u. Sunday
school, 1915 y. m. Y. p. sc. c., 8 p. IN. Prayer
meeting, Tuesday, S p. m.
Edgewater-Rev j. T. Nichols, pastor serv-
ices, II a. m and S p. N. Sunday
school at i2:15 p. III. Junior c. E., p. m.
Y. p. 5. c. F., p. IN. Prayer meeting, Thurs
DAY, SD. m.
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Methodist Protestant Churches.

misunderstanding school 5 p.
Yesler- Sunday school, $50 a. m.; preaching.
II a. m.
misunderstanding. 7:3o p. m. by Rev. ID.
Bagley. Sunday school, 3 n IN.
south Seattle - Sunday school $50 n. m.
ChiIdren's missionary meeting. 1880 n m.
First-Third and Pine streets Rev. Clark
Davis, pastor. Services, IL m. and 80 p IN.
Morning subject: 1.-THE Atonement. Evening
"Panics." sunday school, 1880. Young Peo-
pies meeting, els p.
second-North Seattle, Republican and Pop
lar streets. Services, IL a.. ID. and 7:3n
D. m. Prof Eugene Miller, A. NJ, pastor.
Morning subject: "chrisiian Harmony.
Evening subject: "The Lesson OF the Taber-
nacie
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Catholic Churches.

Catholic Union-G. A. K. hall. Hinckley block.
1880 D. m.
Our Lady of Good Help-south Fourth and
Warrington streets Rev. Il. X. Prcfontaine.
pastor Low mass, a. m; high mass. 10 80
a m; benediction, 7:3o p. m
Immaculate Conceptlon-sixth and Spring
streets. Rev. Victor Garland, :. j., pastor Con-
Quoted by the Jesuits. Early mass, q. IN.
and s a. m High mass, 1880 O. m. Sunday
school, ?. M
Sacred HEARTFELT and Sixth street Con-
Quoted by the Redemptorists. Rev. Joseph A.
kautz, c. s.. r. pastor Low mass with sermon,
s a. IN. (; high mass with sermon, l0:39 &. m.
Sunday school, 2:S0 p. M Holy Family Associg-
ton meeting p. III. Vespers, sermon and bene-
diction, Z: 30 I. m
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Evangelical Amoeiation.

Characterization and Birch streets Rev.
Aug Ernst, rastor, SO Harrison street. Services,
IL A. M aud p. 10. Sunday school, 9:f5 q. m.
Young peoples meeting, J p. n. Literary enter
sainment last Sunday OF each month.
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Seattle City Mission and ssamens Bethel. 60
Commercial street - Chaplain. Thomas Rees
sunday street meeting. p n sunday school,
g 30 .. ~: evening services 2. m: every night
IN TIE week al y m
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Gospel services for wof0en az the Young
wOmsn's Christian Association rooms, us
women meets every Monday al 30 p H., with
Judge Greene leader.
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Washington Export. aud imports.

John B. Alexander, British consul for
Seattle and Tacoma, calls attention 10 an
error in the Port Townsend dispatch IN
the PosT-IsTELLrGKScTR of September Il.
relative 10 statistics of Washington COM
merce published By the English govern
rnent. The figures given In the Port
Townsend dispatch::are of Port Townsend
exports and imports alone. The foreign
exports from the state, as corrected by
Mr.. Alexander, were as follows:
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United Presbyterian Church.

Sixth aud Seneca streets. Rev. 8. Dell John
ston, pastor; residence, us Spring street
Services, IL a. n. and 2. m. Rev. J. NJ.
Weleh. OF Olympia, will preach morning and
evening. Morning subject: "our Caretsker.'
Evening subject: "Bountfful Goodness" Sab
bath school, l2:i5 D m. Junior Y. r. ;, C. L. +,
$50 p. M Young Peoples Society, Gas p.
m. Prayer meeting Thursday p m.
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Salvation Army
Free Methodi.t Church.

Barracks 3i5 Jackson street Prayer meeting,
Ia m. Holiness meeting, II g. m. Free and
easy. p. IL rousing meeting At p. IN
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Fire destroyed the feather works Of d.
y. Ely & ca. and some adjoining build
ings In 81. Louis Saturday Losses, $40,
90. insurance about sIg9. TO
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Tenth and Pine. john Glen. rastor--sabhath
school, 9.s5 q. NJ. preaching morning aud
evening. prayer meeting. Wednesday night
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roaxr.x.,,snas Churches.

FiyEaafa+-Thfra ams uasvszssyt Streets Rev.
y s4lsos Mating. D. u. T&stor- Residences, I'D
ez4VsEsaty sires& services, II g and - q ~
fse@Cak1& HcFGsnx and evening By DT. l. III.
haA-ess. ct la F.ss. Congregational e11sch,
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Christian Churches.

First-ssneca street, between Third and
Fourth. Preaching IL a. n. and p. IN by
William +. Cowdsn, of Tacoma. sunday school.
12:i6
Olympic Avenue Church of Christ, 3l4
Olympic avenue-R. II. Moss, pastor Sunday
school, 10 q. M; preaching, II m. and 1880
.. m.
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Advent Churches.
,e. Preaching

Seventh Day-so9 Poplar street Preaching
7 p. N.
Christian ehapel-Warren street, half block
north OF Front street power house services
IL q.