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THURSDAY the goth December, for the
inhabitants in West End Quarter and North
side Quarter letter A., at the Police Office in
Frederiksted, at u c'ctock.
For the Town Of Frederi q st9t,
same day for the inhabitants Of Strand, Kings
and Queens Streets.
FRIDAY the 2lSt December, for the in
habitNnts Of Princes, Hospital, and New
Streets, Kings Cross Street, Market, Hill and
Lagoon Streets, all at the said Police Office
at 9 o'clock.
Besides those calculations which are requir-
ed for the calculation of taxes and which every
owner or lessee of houses in and out of town
or estates, is bound to give to the Commission,
the Government coneiders it requisite at the
sam time to be informed of the number of la
bourers on the estates or of other persons re-
siding there, as also Of the quantity of stock on
the estates &c, for which purpose the blanks
for the taxlists arc furnished with columns
10 contain such information.
Owners of estate are to specify in writing
the exact number Of acres in sugar cultivation,
in other cultivation and in pasture.
If any portion of the land is con
sidered to be useless, and yields no
evenue to the owner, the number
of acres of such portion must be
stated in the taxlist. and q certificate
on oath issued by the proprietor and
two Burghers residing in the quarter
and furthermore attested by the
Quarter Officer, delivered to the com
mission, when it will be taken into
consideration if and to what extent
exemption from taxes can be grant
ed.
In order that reduction can be OBJ
tanned in the taxes for dwelling
houses, WdrehOuSeS and sheds which
have been l~noccupied for six months
and upwards the Commission would
particularly draw the attention Of
those parties desiring reduction that
it is very necessary in such cases
hal certificates to that effect be
produced stating that the houses,
sheds, etc, have been vacant during
said period. =
DIT MUST BE SPECIALLY DESERTED.
Persons neglecting to procure the 'nforma-
tito" and proof described by the regulations
u" the Adore shape, time and place, mast
Hascribe to their o1cn neglect all losses result
ling tAerefrom,
As %seUeral planters in the last years hace
neglected to meet at thN fred time and place
TO deIiU6r their ~ta1lists, the Commission bsgs
10 announce that ~ta&li8ts UiIl not be Teceiret
for any quarter, at any ether time or place
THAN above stated. In case a person neg ects
Ito deJiver a t%aalist for any estate in due time
ths Commission pil, before closing the meat
hing, assess the tag TOR said estate according
Ito the best of its knololedge. Td9lists which
Iare forUGrded later to the Commission 1ciU,
together Oith a list Of those estates that hare
somitted TO send their t%a1listS, be transmitted
Ito tho Go ger nmen in order that Othor
Imeasures be taken.
Blanks for t~axlistsnw will be distributed some
days previous to the meeting of the Tax Com
mission, and are required to be accurately fill
ed out by TIE parties concerned; and delivered
to the Commission on hit day which lis fixed
for each street in the town and for each
Quarter in the GOuntry.6
Tax Commission for St. OrOix, 23rd Nov"
ember 1894.
LlMPRICHT. L. q. LARSEN,
HJORT.
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Lutheran ghurehea

Dernsn EvsBgeltcsl- HarFisoa A1i Rich
streets Rev J. kEsea, PsSGoE services II a
ia az =. a. g. m.
German Lutaersa- Hal Msia ant Tssrf.s
ssrerta NJ = R4aie. pastas. re.ltei.re ga
Main arrest Services, ii As g. n >aat.v
schoo. ~ E. N
Norwegian saxel5eaI-Iss.!sh snd nffxa
streets Rev / J. hvaZa. pastor. keslssae.
les Issiita <trcsE ~sfVtce. 10 a 4 81 srs :
= u >00aAy scAaol a. - o e.eck
NoFWws ar Danish D. Fourth sna Pine s,-aat.
Pastors si1eY "a }ts aAseraeul : Il Tos4et.r-
FASTER. Services. 4 a ga sat y m >urta,
school At p T. pa fczyeg meeting. Thur.tag.
p ~ ,
saCtsh tnthcT20-Scrvlrs will - hel- ,sls
evening az - ocios3 10 sas Narwextxa las
tTal c@uFc4.- carEer pf EWsitsh aaa we
>lfsN's. ever 5,s4y wee o1lp- NJ Z B.sls
pastor.
German lntGcE&B-puwxmgsA mission At
eAn3ees natl. helo2 >aezues's brevrrv- )
N-s.--e, pas-of- ~aF,sav .ehuol xve-v >arlc.v
81 81 a 20. >eEsscss ssdaY A. 81 Aad esefy
otAsT >2p3ey.
Sss4.sA kvAzgelica. -Tair. street. aasr y.ka
hev- Marta (. LAr>aa- gasser. rssislsaee YEsI
f..'A ssVe~e. between F4xa 2aa I-atsa ,np.~v
s'-t@ft = = = sSEs $50 IL - = n aaA :
= p. al ca Eaar4zy ,. Ia PRAYER meet
gag q 81
t's-z2<s EssaEe 4est. Zsaa-s congregation
4e-1nFts-r Fs&ce ~ syorsA p, Frsr!'x go Mas
fv~' sStwesa Pine a7S owe ..reet4 Rev >
-, rNstaF- 80 3eaRa. Isss TsusA .ssvsE
'eF'e es- ~. - = ~ sEt SIS :. ~ SIS Fsv
a--.-'- e. u ''st-1s.stun3a. Wednesday : al
= H. t2iaessl taanS fNeex.s. -.srsu.x 49,.
s~A 4A4Fs4af. a. Z. "a
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BAPTIST Churches.

Magat Zloa scoloTedl-Dr. {. u. Williams,
pastor. Services So Il o'clock at their place of
meeting, Young SatufAiist's hall. University
grounds.
and - p m. ~ the PASTOR. Rev. {, A. salyes
Prayer meeting Thursday evening.
West Duwamish--Uss OF ehurch building
dtseontiguei and GiS.ne service will he held "a
MI Fosters house ia River Park a. ; O'clock
Ballard (<ofweg al Daaisa)- ODD Fellows
Hat, corner Leary avenue sna second avenue.
Norwegian sermon rad baptisuai service al y
HI. 10y Rev. & ~. FlnsalL
North eeat;le-Thlrd ana Cedar streets Rev.
& = Browale- pastor: residence i09 Oa. street
services al II a. "a. Rad : 81 p In Young
peoples meeting, $50 p n.
Georgetown Baptist sunday school, l.
As'eFbarT, seperta tenGeat. Meets every sun
Gay ~ Wards hal. opposite GFans street power
house, Georgetown. ~ 10 T. "a.
Norwegis An. Dsaisa--sixth and Virginia s,res,s
G ". finSsI, pastor services II - IN and
: p n IN bspsIsmsl service assn M SUNDAY
school, i2,ls = Ia: t. \. T. l., . a. p n
Ftrst-Fourth street, between Jane. and
Caefry Preaching II - II. AMI 80 n N
e,ose of morainr service Young peotle. :
meeting 9" Is , n Prayer meeting Thursday
81 = "a.
sws'i..a- Belt and EiShsa streets. Rev. Aug.
Olson, pastor. reSldcacs SIS nexte- street
services j a. H. and - q m SUNDAY school
- IA ycong peoples meeting, = m PRAYER
iaee.lfS' ihnE~iay, = n, yoaBg yssop.e's
meeting SATURDAY. = n IA
N&.et str0st-AasEes snd Main str.e,.
HeF- -. i E-eSAor. Pa>t ? Fgeach ng n =
o. sal - n. Ncralug subject. The
..,osalns tse' 81 Fa'ta,' evening. Divine
Ihof9SrsQhy >4naay schoo. a. ls.ls N p,
h"aaE Peoples meeting y. IN PRAYER fn~e;.
tnS faHSsaHy ~ 81 g, II The asrset ~f-e-.
BAPTIST G. ~, VII an-d NV cay roa ca Z on
BcXi laurs8sy evening Errrv rnerob.r =
usganiy g.4asstet - oe v-es<nt R,t-ese
meats vii De served sna good tine NAV =.
eSpocss1 -
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BOSTON STOCK kxCHANGE.
CHICAGO ETs.


CHICAGO. April 2s.--Speculation was in a
waiting mood in the wheat market Com
pared with the closing prices from the day
before there sas ! .c decline. Tradine in
May vas relegaied 10 a secondary position.
such business as VAS done being confined
entirely 10 buying IN or selling out of pre-
yious contracts. The market Vas without
feature and the fluctuations were limited
70 &c IN May and July. The duiiness vas
aga1a coupled with weakness, in the corn
pit The most favorable condition. pre-
vailine together with the prospect of in-
creasing receipts caused the weakness
The close was at half of its previous value.
Provisions could not stand amount of
short selling which Vas done and closed
lower
Estimated receipts for Monday.
Wheat, III cara: corn, 40. oats, So. hogs.
24,"o head.
Closing: Wheat - Lower; cash, 57a.c;
Corn Easter: cash. S7r<c: Nav, s7s..
osss-E Easy; cash, S5c. May, Ssc.
Rye s6tsc
Far sseAsi II
Timothy 81 25It4Sa
k-Lower. May. si2 ~: July. $3.50.
lard -i-oser, July. s7.lA
Short ribs-May. $50, July, ss42t>.
1--WE srock
his weeks receipts OF cattle aggregated
81 ht'y more - 1880 head. aEainst ~
SO as' vsek and a.. ,ASs a year Az. There
~a> quiet and notniusily steady market
to-day az tfday's prices Ii awning ne
trrliHg Vas tribe sfmcF. IS the proSuect
- Lor moderate run tog Monday
Today : run II hogs Mas estimated NJ
III =" head. which Woa.d make Ia So f,r
IhlS year, or aaout $500 iess than last
week and 3a0so less than A wear aro
Shipments also exaIolt decrease TraIe
sened active thls morning and pr4rss
Nerr strong TO s. higher tAsa AZ ye<,er.
dSy : closing, o. los higher than the low
est AhurssaY. ~ high as Sas1 vas usi!
tn a toN Instances aud the bQ.k Of the
hogs as0t ouf If the So ler's bands AZ bet
Icy than s - Common rough mixed
siu8 sold ~ s. Is snd irofa s. S5 tast
"as PAL toT thgoSogfs Aoous s,J head
arrive tvaav. making 81, ~ Tor thgx week
against - eo .og asst wee& ana So l0a a
yeaT GCA
Per saver the demand mas improved
and - NeTs tHe prices Sx.es were %, a
hss's % since a. tor inferior 20 chs,,f~
sheep aaa S-hvs 90 for yeariinxs Ser.re
!aa4sss Sere noi quoted.
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SHARES sotp.
The total sales Of stocks today were
Is ~ shares, ineludsng+ American Sugar,
-. ~; Burlington 1900. Chicago Gas,
2sss3; Dissaiiing, s.sn. National Lead,
-.40si. Lead pfa. 2e0a: Reading. 1850; St.
Pau, 900: Western Union. 1870.
soFs.
Hops-Qniet s.ase. common to choice.
so i-e. Pseine coast. i5saisc. London
market STEADY.
Copper-Qgiet: Lake. ss<e.
-ad--EFongsr; domestic, So 90
Iin-Soninal.
speiter-NominAi
Caffse-options opened steady and gen.
orally 70 10 points higher. bar declined
on realizing saA~s. Csosed quiet at
5 to 10 points net decline. Sales.
10000 bags. inciutinx May. SIS 50; June.
SIS 5otg $50; jalv. SIS 30. Aasusi, Is 10;
September. $i4 -0@IasQ SPOT cof'ee-Rio,
quiet and about steady. No. :. Isis. mild.
quiet and steady, Cordova, llsf 1871 &C ;
warehouse deliveries AT All points yes
terday. 7.2is. including ss,e5i At
New York. Stock in New YORK
today. 2is.ss4 bags; stock in the United
states. -ro.2SJ bags. ahoat for the United
states, 5000 bags. totas visible stock for
The United states. Al. 2i3 bags. against a..
45S bags last year
RIO Market quiet, quotations nominal,
none giyen. Exchange. 9 s-i6d. Receipts,
1900, stock 1900
santos Market quiet, quotations nomi-
nal. none gwen. Receipts. 100; STOCK,
35.ec9.
Hamburg Market quiet: prices un-
changed to I.pfg higher.
London-AaFket quiet: pricss nm
changed TO ID higher.
Hsvre--Aarkei steady; prices I.@1,t
higher.
SUGAR,
sagar-Raw. quiet and STEADY; fair re-
ming. a-i6c; centrifugal. ~ test, 2s.c
Refined. quiet. No. s. 3 a-iesG3S.e: No. :.
3 sEes3 ii-isc: Ne. = 5 7-leef3s.c; No o.
7-lt No. 10. 5 5.Ie139c: No. IL. Sl.6s
$ s-loe; No. l., 3I.@3 5-lec: No. Is,
l5-i1c; of A, 5 ii-Ioa3 i5-i6c: mould A.
l-5c, standard A. 5 5-I6645se; confee-
tionrrs' A, 5 i5-ls9 i1sc: cut loaf. 1916
et'c; crushed, IL lota5c: poS dered, b Ii
@tise; Eranusated, 4 l3-Is@iI.c. cubes,
4 - 1fAHAA.e
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ram on rKApG

STATE CO TRGpE
eas Faawcrsc0. Arrs. Zs.-rae batter
market il easier xi.h Io~<r Tsraees. Exxs
are fIrrssr. PGal:sy O. a. Kinds IL very
vesx
Tscsip.s OF vegetables today we're 20
boxex asparagus, a.. boxes rauba-d. "a
sacxs p.~3s. kore. tomatoes. o borss e.
eamb@rs. rs s4eks potatoes AID Is SACKS
beans
Ksceipts Of strau berries ~ers larger to-
csy, 40 chests coming IT, stewsrt a CO.
hse ssnsAl shipment Of goose5erries from
fas Lsaaaro. selling st S. cents r~r box
Tssn:y-ons boxes of cherries arrived.
Frodses sscesps.-FIorr. quarter sacks.
ESQ: wheat, eestaIs. }. $50. 5sr.sy, cen
sals. lao: beans. SACKS. 30; corn, saexs.
1ssg: potatoes. SACKS. esS. OreToA. Sysss
onions, saexs, %: bran. sacks. 80
TaIapsTrrys sxb sg.iSA
Fsour--ws quote as follows. Net cash
prices for family extras. SSn<z 20 per
barre: bakers extras & I'D & 50: super
1ns, 81 7Os1Z a per barrel.
Wbezt-ihs only Transactions just now
are on speculative sccoGEt BaSers for
cal board purposes sill pay siezss FER
Genital for stock that wiA pass Inspection.
While No. shipping - not qaotssse al
over Soc. bat there are no export purchases
asIafSa. A&it&bE wheat % ESsl a. q faf &c
81 81 oseti.i7j, FER oeatal.
Esssey-CfieFsngs on the tables af the
produce exchange we're not VERY naHsFou.
TO-DAY but buyers we're equally scarce snd
hussosss sss therefore sorneshst con-
sEacsed. We quote. Feed, tiIa0st. for
fair TO good. and Si.05 req GENITAL for choice
bright; brewing. 81. i5asi liz peF centsl.
Oats Market quiet. sgth sne iusmedgats
outlook less promising fer sellers
We qaots Milling. 81 .@Z5.GL 32is. sur
prise. si-ss 4@tL szi1 fancy iced. sLg7}s1
f-S@4: good 10 choice. sLi75 81 -. poor
20 far 81 % SfG5sLi ia bise. ST fsssf y :.
red. nen4ina. gray, sLi241L&1js per
csnsaI.
YfsAecEAf.
Drafts-on ssght. ssw York. per 500,
izs1c premium. Sterling bilis-On London.
0tday bank. s4s.
Silver bars. per ounee, sSE.G6sfsc
Asxican dollars. hSl1 55txc-
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- Observation-Disclosures y = ~ and
ID p -. BY tae rec1s-. Rev P + Hyaaa4
- MARKS Mission az E1gawsser. Hotel
powas--aadsy seaool, : John HzgAes. 81 per
.rss2dsaf.
81 soar's. Vest seastle-Evenfzs r-sye- IL
Fa2ier sehoss house a. ? E-. Rev. d. A Lex
ter ef-lcsasiax-
81 Mar s-woodIa1t para. Dean Watson IN
casrg. pai3gY azato1. 3sy rcadsr. ESsaius
rrsyct at BIS sunday scaool, sc p IsKs
Green Lake cars 10 sss pct
st I.e1eGFs-IH-Eet street, cear fesier ave-
rue. Dean watson IA easIge. Rev HeaTy 4
Ux;s- eftscaas1ag. SgzsaJ school. 10 q n
Morning PRAYER. VITA sermon. ii g. Il
- Aays's-Flfsh s-i Olive streeta David
Claiborne Garrett rector. Holy Communion. =
saEdEy sehaess, "A Morning pr4yer and ssr-
raoa. H. Eyeaing prayer aud sermon. ia
Fir.tin series ef sbosr talks 81 -'Gres. Preach
ers q the Past" Yo13g Peoples service, SIS
=
Trinity-Elghth AID James streets Rev
George Herbsrt Watson. d D. recio.- Rog&-
tiaa sunday Holy Communion. a. n
Morning prayer VIII serlon, II Il
evening PRAYER. vita sssEaon--7-So ?. n. sun
dAy scaoo.. S:s5 e. IA Vested choir and iree
elssar-x
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ohkIe.> NsgAETs.
>GEtsH sEAt~ 4ARkrr
ENeIlsa ELxANtIAt.

loSr0S, Ap-. = -- Bar silver. 9,S s-a
81: tonssals. ls1 LIS. BanA q ka..a.3
discount rate, per cent
KN4Etsa CRAM xARKrr.
leNHoN. Arr. y The ~eAther during
tie past week as 0sea 3asorabls. ana tfe
ram aas proved heae6c,a, 70 tbe croes
The heat market has beva dali znd e
dressed 81 50 - ed doen tar rel v heat
Rel American $ easy. California cry,
oaslness wss s4ow. Cas.Iosul~ aHaat hesar
quoted st -. Parcels aeTe du.A Hard
Maaisoh@ May and Jane deliveries a ere
quoted Al -.,s IT, The country market.
wsre qu4ss.
itvsRPooE. April - ~-- Wheat - Hs<v-
holders o'fer moderately. NJ rel
w8oteE. q liz.
taEt-->jrasty, suvp.y F>oog, asw naked
Spot S. l@A.3 futures essy supply z-r.
April. 50 tsI. May. - 81. JaRe. IS et
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Methodist Prsfesrnus Churches.

I1waIish-sGuaAy school . n
Yesler-sundzy school, $50 g. n preaching s.
II g. II
misunderstanding 81 50 y II BY J. L.
Miller, u Bresklyn, y. /. sunday sehoo. ~
!.
south Seattle 49, SUNDAY school 20 D n.
ChildreE's missionary Meeting at 80 =
singing, recirsFioas. addresses
First-fhfra an1 Pine sss-ets- Rev Clark
Davis. pastor services, II a. r. sn1 p
sunday school, lisa l0aDg People messing
e.15 p m seats free
second North Seattle. Republican and War
reu streets. Rev. JostAa shepherd. pas,o-.
Earsonaga next door 10 church service. II
n n, or J. l. Miller. OF BrooElya, y. Y CHRIS
tan ER1eavor ~ SD p Ii Prayer meeting
Inursday, 10 . y.
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Christian Churches.

First Church Of Evs.eti-sundsy school At
10 8. III. Eeary Porte. superintendent Com
nunion every sunday at II g. m
Olympic Avs1ae-si4 Olympic avenue Rev
r II. Moss. pastor sunday school 10 a. n.
Preaching II n and - p N.
Fsrst-s<necg street. between Third and
Fourth Rev. h. l. Dunlap. minister Resi-
cenee. zl2 Harrison street: telephone i12a All
services az the Y. u. {. A. auditorium. l4l7
Frout stree, Presiding. II .. II. AMI q m
sunday schoo, ct l2:ssA ERdcayor society 81
Gas u Morning sermon on The Church
III the United states" Evening, Rome and
The biole,' nineteenth sermon against Roman
;snn"
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Rn.1ns MAss Inn. Ia 1922

Post Inss.ll. vacer 20. SeAst e, Mash
Nsots / r-ceis ed some Tine slacs yolr
excellent map 81 his & nit~G >l&.es sna The
Wozl1 map a. ihe reverse sss!r, sad an
p--sss = 49, . At f0sass = handsome a2d
val ID = sGdtts9n - my efs3es sad Caas1-
faI. a. re salts sSct9Fy 10 say Gle tEs-
vests tns snail san Ssksd for the map.
e1Ts Sr4-y, II l.
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MONTH WELLINGTON

NORTH WzLLISeroS. II. C., June ., 1892
Editor f'VsE- ut ] gencsE Sea tie ~ - b.
Dear sir; ! have received yosr pr =
MUM map IN gOU@ oder, and A4al .,lsay
pscased with IL. ] cVusgdss stsaf have xos
yoar ys.uae.e payer ffre. - ! vaIue -
MAJ more Than ths prise - saoscTipiioA-
loats very tespeS sEsi.ys Il J.
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MAuorr, Wash March 10 $50

Posf-irieasigspcee t., seattle. Wash -
6@nTs: / have receives the map anu .m
vel PLEASED @siE t. THINK .. wei worth
80, hich Il would COST 10 so 10 . store 4zd
buy II Lors may the Post IE;ea.- S.nsrr
live and pEosper. / remain soars Very
fesrrSs.G-Ey. - n
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Presbytsrian Churches.


Germsn Reformed-sevsnta street, near Pima
seEvtees Il a
Lake Union-K ilbourae avenue, Fremont
Rev. :. c. Head. pastor. Services II g. L. agi
70 p q.
Ross Mission D. L. Fordney. pastor Preach
Ing on the nssl ami third sabbath OF the month
ct 20 P n. The people OF ao.s nsig hoeEhocd
ase cordially and earnestly invited 20 attend
observation-disclosures and First Avenue;
D. l. fofdney. pastor. Preaching. II >. u. and
30 .. u sabbath scAool. 10 - ~ \. z. :. ..
T.. $50 p m. Prayer meeting. Thursday, p II.
welsh-seventh and Olive stree,a Rev j. NJ
Hughes, pastor Residence, sis Depot street
Preaching la0 q n. aud Q. III sunday
school 2s0 p NJ Prayer nesting, @ednss-
Gay. 80 p N.
ii 9. n ana 80 p III. Rev. Hsrrie webb, the
evangelist. viii occupy the puipI: both mora
tag AID eseains Rsv. Samuel Kennedy, pas
fofelect, viii Re present and conduct mas ;irst
service IS pastor on next sabbath. May sat
bath scaool, it.l5 3. m l. 2. sc t., ESQ o. n
Thursday prayer meeting, 5 p II.
Sorsa seatsie-Cak and Harmon streets. Rev.
W. A Major. pastor- Residence az Temperance
street Preaching III a. m and - p H. Nora
Ing subject; "Praciiea.. No, Iaeoraileal SYM
pafhy. Evening; second in series OF Eve
minute scrDtns 70 young lssope. subject.
"Rlishs, or Whose Mantle viii You Wear =
sabbath scAoo.. 1918: y. i. :. c. e. 80 ,. m /;
pfaye. Meeting. Thursday. 80 2. Il. Musical
soc city " ednesday, - p III.
First-Foufta and spring streets Rev Alex
saeer Alison. Il. T.. pastor. Residence. i.i1
Marion strseE services, II A n. and : ? m
Al The morning service tae Odd Fellows o. the
city viii worship in body, Assem- bhag a. the
osrmsnis hail, Front and Marioa streets.
promptly al 1879 q N. and marching from
tasre 10 the church ia full reealla. Tie ocra~
sion - the seventy n IA anniversary OF The
ORDER. printed programme OF the services
vii be prepared 50 that 81 present may lake
part in the responses etc. There wtl! be spec 8!
music BY the choir. The anniversary seFuoa
Will re delivered by the pastor. A. the evsnin 9
sefyic- G. o'e3ockl d.. Alison will deliver the
second OF his series of sermons on "Fhe Model
Nomaa-" The subject viii be "The Model
Nomar Mothef'' SUNDAY schools As toi-
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TINE nEw YoRk MARKETS..
TEE STOCK ExcH.NsE.

NEw York. April 2s-There seems TO
be grcAsng belief among the speculative
fraternity that the trusts are TO be treated
tsnderiy by the tariff bill, and conse-
quentiy the Industrisis are at present IN.
favor.te group Of stocks of the trades for a
rise. IL 10 confidently asserted that re-
lined sugar 10 90 be fully protected; that
the bonded period Is TO be Fl xed 10 suit the
dissiliers. and tina, the duty on lead has
been increased !, cent. per pound.
The trading on the stock exchange was
mainly in Sugar. Lead, Dlssiiling aud Chi
esgo Gas, with oaiy small trading in the
railway hat, chiefly IN ST. Paul. Rurllng-
ton and Reading. Sugar monopoiixed
almost one-half OF the transactions. and
was In the lead in the buying demand.
scoring an advance OF \ TO IL, closing
within :. OF the highest touched The
rr~fsTrsd stock m ade gain of Ia: Lead
rose 20 for common and ~ for pre-
ferred. closing at the top figure. Dis
ttding hueiuated between - and
ia. the last sale being a, 25i..
Chicago Gas rose Ia per cent, the last
being the hes; price Of the day. The trad =
Ing In the railway list was dull and unin,er-
ss'tng. the oniy changes on the days
transactions In excess of a fraction beng
declines of per cent la Aex Jersey Cen.
ira. Louisville. New Albany & Chieago
and Oregon Short Line. The 81. Paul vas
sold hy London, recsding =. and reoov-
ering a. The market had a better tone
fn the late dealings than earlier in .h.
day aud closed fairly strong. The rr,ul,
of ahs weeks trading has been mainly "A
depression in values.
The bond market today was generally
heavy and closed easier in tone.
RANK srAxFNxSr
Foiloxine il .,,tec.o, ~ a.. 49,,
stcd banks balances A. IN. clos. ~ -.
n~.. today A eorurare1 With a.. -,
ing weak
Ts.,~,.,
kssefrs-......... ....--...,.........-sl, a. ~
so ''-'' ...'--''''.'..''-.,.--. l51 q
20 t.,,,,s,. $500 '''--'.-'-''---' -, 20
psposits ..... - -
The h.,k, ms h,,ys e. a. o., -
of sbe - p.r cant ,,s l.,,,l ,,t~...',-..
NV Yonx a,ru - rha -,
Toaay's hank statement Wa ,-s,,, -
what oasht q, have h,rr ,.,-s..,,r., .. .
tase4ior demand for money wilthsr,tt,~
:, .,.,.,.,.,,s ~ $50 ','N rs
'Ne r'A'a
meaning an 'h's "eFA extremely disap-
pointing auction sales ia the dry goods
market are that jabbors ard retailers are
decidedly unwilling To stock an With n,er.
.h.uag.,. .n,{f ,ha,. 80. 80. -.
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Fay Idaho Feb -. 1902.


The Seattle FSsG-gn.s.Iseuce Co. seat
lie. Wash.-sirs; I received the doa1s7
wall nap short ftfoe ago, and IN gos1
Coa+tsi - Am s-2oTs taAa ss4easea Slsa =.
IL Is worth esuo4s The price, fouGs iraIy,
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