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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-27

rmr SoAxp or TRADE

CnrcAoo. May - Wheat Opening
trades In wheat showed k@eSc decline.
and after selling up 10 reacted sc, ad-
vanced 1l0xc. sold on about &c, became
steady and closed easy. The general tone
VS. weak. Notwithstanding crop news.
There was steady liquidation by longs on
stop loss orders and fres selling BY prom
insnt local bears. Sc. Louis, which was
credited with covering quite freely . few
days ago. vas supposed 70 ~ putting ont
fresh lines today.
Corn was sasy, with . 30 range. The
flns weather and the action Of wheat were
factors In causing moro liberal offerings.
Oats we're wsak bus price changes for
July were Within 10 limita The weak
mess Ia wheat and corn and liberal r.
csipts were ths bear in6usucss.
PFovtsions were duil, within 50 range.
Lower psioss for live hogs and the break
ia wheat cansed unsasinsss. bat the close
showed but . slight decline. Compared
With last night July pork 10 2,1c, July
lard 2}<c and July ribs &c lower.
Closins, Wheat Easy: No. 2. cash. $50
1850, July. 65ssas5,sc.
corn-Easy; No. 2. cash. ses1; July. s7,,
oats Easy: No 2. cash. ssXc: July.
30N@30Aa
kys-Frm: No. 2, lskc.
Flax sssd--Qulet; No. /. Si.sa
Timothy prime, No0
Pork Lower: cash. $ii. 20. July, $ii.77k.
Lard-Lower: cash. 46ss; July. 81. 20
Short rtbs-Lower; cash. vi 10; July,
e6.fn
LIVE STOCK.
Cattis-Receipts. 4. 100 head. four cars
TEXANS. MARKET. steady; prime TO extra
native steers, a. 2SatLS0, medium, $500
40; others. G.TWt: Texans. ~ so6ts 81
Hogs Receipts, ia.S0 head. Market.
eVfi0c lower; good rough heavy. ~ 4ooe
A.an. rough packers and mixed, a. 1utt&. 50;
prime hesvy and butcher weirhss, "a sost
4s7is. assorted light, - Ta@tAs5
sheep and lambs keceipss. 100 head
Market steady; top sheep. sAootkAs5, top
lambs. ts.5oSka1.
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6uAnE9 SOLD.
The total sales Of stocks today were 1885,
9i3 sharss. including: Chicago Gas,
800; Disttlling. 800; General Electric,
3. 300; Missouri Pacific. $500; National
Lead. 400; New York Central, 4,500;
Northwestern. LOO; Northern Pacific,
preferred. 1850; Reading. LOO; Rock ISL
and. 400: St Paul, 1880; Wsstsra
I Union. 6, 100
Hops Steady; state. common to choice.
00l7c; Pacific coast, l2@l7.
METAIA.
Pig iron-Duli; Scotch, el0. 5On22 50:
American, tiL0od1la5O
Copper-Quist: lake, 8s<c
Lead-Quist: domestic, $50
Tiu-Nominal; plates, dull.
6psltsr-Nomifal.
cofBRB.
Coiiss-stsady; Nay. siao6; December,
t1A50.
scdAa
Sugar--Easy; fair refining, 2 7.i6c. Re-
hnsd, quiet and steady.
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sates. nose: June optioa sAisA i.o0o,
eiossd - e7ke hid. Lama oil satss. noos-
xxsoxzs asD fnrokrk
Tbe sxporss a. ssocss for the vssk
am0unted - ~ - II eo1d and $5IS SIS
siivee. The Imports 81 eensvsi uerchan-
die fov the seek usss H.s54. 81; dry
goods. Siy0is. LII
FrSAScfAx>
ZoBsy-on call closed easy ss per cspt !;
lagt loan, ! per csnx. Prime merexnfiis
papsT, zt<ask Per eeul Starring ex-
ehanee-Duis. With sexual bussneM in
As7s< for sixty dayA Pos5sd RATES. - ssh
3sS1 Com mercsai bills, &e6s<1As So
Silver Certificates. 01065c.
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ritz srocK sxcHssax.

fux srocK xxruAsax
Nyw Ycnx. May Speculation "a.
irregular during the two hours which the
stock exchange Was open today, A fairly
good business was donc. which Was pretty
evenly .iivsded between the two account.
for trsns actions. which were In the main
purchases To cover abort contracts ana
sales 10 realixr profits Very fsw flesh
isnes were paid ous on either side. Landau
Vas not In the market Go any extent. ana
weakness OF American securities on IN.
Lonaon exchange had depressing tnfsu-
enee In the Arhssrags shares here. Sugar
led In the dealings. aactuasins within :
range of 2 per cent There was q pr~..ur.
ts sell tae stock as the openiue vh,rh
caused . break Of la. has suppor,in,
orders coming In caused a nrasu,.
and complete Fscovssy. With . renewal ~
selling The movement, however. r>.a.tess
In steady dsciina until . ioss OF u,r
cent had been experienced. which VA.
sellowad hy recovery Of n, the las, sal.
being st decline Of iss. Announcement.
made with authority both here and
In London that she next dividend
In New York Central viii Be a..
cisrsd NJ The regular rate caused
the shosss Ia cover hastily In
the early dealings and caused an
advance Of ~ per cent When the de-
nsand from that quarter vas supplied the
ssoeks saTged OK 80 the cicse. making q
loss 81 III srem The top price. The
granger shares were strong during the
nrss AGAR and nsss ,.Ssss Per cent. the
latter an Rock Island. bat In the later
dealings declined Aea per cent Alter
an irregular opening tho general market
ralet ssremx and the tread of prices vas
upward tsu nearly II oscsock. xAea the
ups ard movement was checked During
the next hour she speculation vas rather
sevsrssh sad unsettled. has ia the anal
dealings recovered III toas and closed
fairly steady. The railway and misees-
laa~oas bead maskss vas ssrcax shreasa-
cut The day.
ssesssamsnt bonds Ssroag.
kssss eonds-i Inactive.
fstrossnm-Fumsrs reaasyssaasa osi
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sHs nArs OF rnADr-


eAs rrsseasco, May H4--Ths rscsipts
e Vegetables this morning we're. Potts
soss ~ saeks. tomatoes 10 boxes, squash
% bones. beams E6 sackaI corn ss<k.
psprers 1 s2ck, asparagus - boxss. rhu-
barb - boxes and cacumbsrs 81 boxes.
Onions wers iowsr.
The rscsfp.s Of frssh fruits inei.dsd
zl4I boxes ehsrrjes. ilo boxss spTicots. ,
boxes sppiss. 80 chssts stfsvbsrriss and
II chssts currsnfs. Berries wers higher.
The butter market d lower. and sgEs
aIsc show decline. Chssss r stssdy.
Ths poultry msrkst b depressed again
undsr new arrivals Of Eastern stock Bush
nsss y dull.
yxxApsrrYys ARD oRArxA
ryour-Ws quote. Net cash prices
for family extras. 0loUA60 Per barrel;
bAksrS' extra. ta3o<Ba4o: supsrfns. S20
Whsst-Ths markss II lifesess. No. I
shipping whsst II rominaliy guotabis 81
s7kc pr csnsal, With lots suisabls for mill.
Ing purposes st e6c4 ON per GENITAL.
Bosisy--Trnds u Mas and prizes are
largely nominal Feed IL quotsbIe 1t go
So - 70 quality, while 3l0o y N outsids
figure for brewing quality, though odss-
tpaS Of the iatt4F are slim.
Oats-Ths week has BEEN avery unsst.
isfactosy ons for business. aud the prom
- u not particularly encouraging foF
next week. We quote - fcll0ws: Mill
Ing, 3f.zD1 LOO: Hafpriss. SL37H0Lb:
fancy fssd, 4L27f11-32K: good 20 choice.
- iH41.z5: poor 70 fair. 3L000lio; grsy.
ei;lz140l0 per osstsl
Ii iss; Oregon. Il. 536; whsai, Oregon.
e.9ss: barley. csntals. z, 756; Ossgon. 7.Oo2:
oats. Oregon. ,l10. corn, sacks, 81: beams,
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YnE erArE OF raApI

THE STATE or TRADE
LONDON, May 6-Bar silver, 02s fiue.
&sid. Consols, l0l sic. Bullion in Bank
of England, f2a1, 600. BANK of Eneiand
discount rata. 2 Per cent.
HSoLrsH GRAIN MARxRr.
LrvxRrooI. May "a Wheat Quiet: de-
mand poor; holders offer moderately. No.
California. n 7tsd@4s 81: red Western
winter, - &dee4s sgd.
Corn-Firm; demand moderate; new
mixed spot. 81 I'D.
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RUD8Dy 0x00U4 - yx-A kUD31&UI ~
ss0 = Evsasrr toosc: fvensy -sseonA snr-
noa agaanxs knnsnsssn
-
o. Observation-Disclosures II . N ana
- ~ ~ sAs rseeos. ks1 = Z HyAsd
q lohnsu Wona Gesftfn-Even1nx peayer in
Ef omeasasE
- 49, nlsssoo q * =, - -.
Nj g a. 4 =. sa.da1 schoos. sn n
e w-~x.-. "a No. w.s~r. a.
eAsrr~ fsiIife Asafo. iav fxsdsr. Evening
rraysr as s:ix sundsv sesooi. an n n Taks
Gsssn iaks ears - osDoG
81 Cfsmeufs-Nsrkss ssrpex noaS Yeslar ave-
mus. Dean Wa1nun - cnarxu: Raw Henyy A
nsxses e@ctasisG sunday school. - . -
Aofntng service. With ssxm0a. ~ Z m
Transty-Etehth ana Jamss sersstA Raw
Geesxe Herbert wassoa. D. D.. rector First
enaoay sfsef Trinity Holy Communion. .
"a Aoruing psayef, II |. N Nvenink
ps1yx. p N Tie rector desires . meet I'll
csndiaasas log eonhf1Afon 9 - 9 n IN me
enufen- sunday ssAoca - nsssi.
g. Nask's-r11A and olive sereseA David
"a - euadsv scsooi as Iornsnr prnver
and sermon. IL . n. sahject Tbs Rich and
The foeE foan9 fsopis's ssrsaes .e.ss n
49, ns1s 49, 49, ~ 49,. Ps....1 49,
s ssss.. 49, : ''a'sss =. sas ~
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Word has bssn received BY tho Second
Methodist Protestant church Of this city
that IN appropriation hes been made BY
the homo board, having tt headquarters
In Pittsburg. Pa, for the support Of the
work here, and . minister will soon arrive
10 take charge Of the church affairs.
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A ssimulant 10 often needed 10 nouYish
and strengthen the roots and to keep the
hair natural color. Halls Hair Reaswer
IL the best toasc for the hair.
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BANK srArxxxNr.

Following 10 the hank statement for The
week ending today. ~ compared With the
preceding week;
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.
fxsetees fnr sAss 1sparsmsns must ~ HANDED
II b. e'esock saturday 10 tasnss inss<szaal

fxsness fow sAss Asparsmsas must - handsd
10 ~ O'Clock saturday - tasnrs inss<tza.-l
ASshsnsss Kvtseepaa Churches
Cossnbla- % ppaisd iron ssafs,s rsipita
Grsss. KAst sssssss Aission-sabsssh sehoos
I'm
shaw Menorsai- sunday school - = n: Ep
ucrtk Leagus ! p IA
Hsssn-sseoua ana Hcvard-Rev. ~ O Bsn-
e1osa. posso. services. II = m and 7:0p ~
German stewart and Thirseenfh s1cssfal Rev.
G. A Frsesanx, pnsoe Services II . n and
y n.
Bss,.ry ssrsss-rhrrd ana Bssssry ssressa Rsv
G A LAndsn. psssos. services . II = m 80
n
MISREPRESENTATION and ossvs srsssa
Rss. K ]. Landssnasd. paseac sssvsca u = q.
asd I'D p N
Afrsess-in Jones sersst Rev. ! AIlsa
yinsy. passsE. services II . -: and TED p. N:
G.lns:.Joss q a.,n = .sv : 2 sa., !,
p. Epvossh Lsasus p n Reading League
Gilman PARK, Bailard-Rsv. y. h Jehnseons.
p@tor. 1sevicss II . NJ and p N: sunday
League ssso p m: Epvoesh League I'D p n
swedish-Fsfth ssrsss, near PikA Rev. John
Jonsnn, pastor: rssidsucs. 1912 Twetftn strses,
services lon = N: sunday school. le.D p m;
~ n.
Msdfssa otrssG-Madisoo ana Clovsrdais
sss.s Re-. = cesiassoa Rssses s ssr.ss.:
a siS isps;.m ana fraia ii q chiidfsa.s
Evsuiag suhjscs: ''Ths Patrtot's TeAt' Sum
day school as 2-u. yoang psopls's ciass - S-0
Asbusy. Frsmout-Rsv. ". r. Drake Glass
mssti.g. D;0 NJ: pesaehing, u M; Sun.
day school. II M: young pscple's meeting. ESQ
sAciivisy n Chrssstan worh.s Evsnine: aIn-
dustssal Array. and what would b ChTtsrs
Attitude Towards II
Grses-Rainise and King ssrsssa Rev. ". I.
Ford. pastor. residence, 5l5 Suttsr street:
services. II = N and I'D p m Morning
subject: .Mosss. The Gseas Lesder." Evening
subject; -wefainsnsa and shs Church. sab
bath .seoo!, n;is n: ycun& 1929 .sss-
ing.
Trinfty-Moeeor end Kentucky strosta Rev.
Newman Z. 1eds1ek. pastce: parDouago next
does % church. Preanhine, II q m. and 7:s0
p N Morning subject. studying the
kcsipeures;" evening segvfess conducted " the
EpGofth and Junior LeaguoA Class meeting.
10 q N sabbath school. HIS p -. Junior
League. SD p m Epwosth League. Gao p m
Ftut--Third and Mssion strssA Rev. ". A.
6hankiin. pastor Rssideuoe. s1 6eneca
street Presching. y N and 9 p M
Morning; vsaunsa.y oy w nov'T Tsas Be-
Holy voicesf' Sullivan; oaer.oirs. Com
munion." Battsh: sermon: colo By Mics Hough-
ton: postiuds, Weiy. Evening: Prelude. Her
old; anthem. s'siivs Ear. o Lord" oberthur:
Onegtory, 6ounod: sermon. age 70 YOUTH"
solo b. u n. Grout: postiuds. "Aarch, Hum
msll
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HreIrsM GRAM NAaxrr.


PcsrLAsp. May ~ ~ Wheat ~ Walla
Waila. 7oc; Valley. 77,sGssoc per Genital
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a. ,aaTfesm b. Mn Msses aaa oaAsx msdi-
Una Admf0fua tsoa
Nm c coneliun, ~ spirit ~ ns1snn. vim
sssnsrs sssv,so rr ~ ' asd sscoad 9. nsss
IN seRssS Aantussea sssA
usiesA RrssAysssiaa CAsrsA.
SIKH "a eunsea ssssssR Rsv q Dsli John
:s.s. sa.scs: ,, r, ,s 10 srssas ssssss
ssesesy. s:1 3 m mnior !. p 1 z
s-0 p n Prayer meeting Thursday - s:0
p N
Aavsas Churches
ssvsash Day-ss Popls. street, Prsaehiag
7R m
Christian eAapsa-ws1sn street. half block
noxsh Of Froat ssrsss power housa services
Solvnetea Array.
Barraoks, SIS Jseksoa street Prayer msssins,
go. p n sousins meeting q p n
rres MssAsAlss ChareA.
tenth ana Pias. JeAa Glen. pastor-sabbasA
school. rs = n: pFssehing moenins aad
Yeane Msn's Chsissiaa Assesaasaea-
Col }. .. McIatyrs win sddrsss Tie o'clock
rally Of sho Young Mems Christian Association
- their hail. l&lz Front strses today.
1heesspAy.
Ths Theoeophical Society meoss In rUtxis'
music hall, l06 Kr0at sezee6 tn p N. Subject:
'Ths Conaon Origin os Man"
Unatarian Church
seventh. boeweoa Pine and uniou. Rev. ".
G. Eliot r., Wi1igeoe Services. II .. N Sub.
ject, "Evolueo1 and RrogresA" Sunday school
q l2.A oeats froA
Utooolloaoouo.
The Rsst1tusionisn hold services every Sun
DAY q p =. a& M fruns strssk
". y. Riehardsou and oshees win spsak on
tie subject Of "Intuitioo." q room - seattle
National Bank block. q 3:1o p n.
The anniversary oxoee1soa q sho Epworsh
League Will - hold as the u. Z church sun
day evening. with shsss sddrsses On Epworsh
League ltuG1
Mn C. Ceenelius, ~ sparit ~ medium. viii
appear In Red MEMS hail this evening as I'm
Bnt1oAoo between lrout and 0oooo1 O Marion
streeG Admlssion freA
The Chrissian eeisueo sunday school elias
meots - II o'clock In room ~. ooOoud door OF
the seattle Eat1oual uank block. ooenor south
Second street. md Yeslee av0nuA
The CAxist1an Allianoo meseiuss sso hsld
every ThufoGay afto1noO0 as 3:1O o'clock q the
homo of Mn Van valkonburg. 10 Lincoln
esreeL corner Fourth Ali fxfonds q the four.
fold ecepd oro volcoW9
seattle City Nission and aoamense Dekh>l-
Chaplain. Thomas ReeA Gospel services ever
evening q 1:S0 Sunday school ct D. m
sharp. conducted By the Young Peoples society
Of Christaan kndeavof OF the city.
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German Rsiormsd-ssvsnth street, near Pine
Services II q N.
Lake Union Kilbourns avenue Fremont
Rev. 9. c. Head. passoe. Services II Z m and
I'D p IA. 49,
First Mission Georgetown, South Seattle.
The Rev. John Alison. OF McCormick's Thso-
logical seminary. Chicago. will preach In Wards
hall ss p m. sunday school At 2:sO p m.
ballard First Broadway and First avenue;
D L Fordnsy, pastor Preaching. u :. m. and
6:s0 p. m Prayer meeting. Thursday, p m.
Ross Mission D. L Fordnsy. pastor. Preach
Ing on the first and third sabbath Of the month
ass:0 p m The people Of Ross nsighberhood
are cordially and earnestly invited 70 attend.
welsh--ssventh and Olive strssta Rsv. J. ".
Hughes. pastor. Residence. ais Depot asreet
Preaching lo:0 = m and p m Sunday
school 2:O p m Prayer meeting. wsdnss-
day. $50 p. m.
Calvary Msrhes and King ssrsssa Services.
Tried and friumphinx;" evening. "The Coming
Kingdom Rev. samuel Kennedy, pastor.
sabbath school. f2:is y m Y. r. q CE.. 7nmL
Thursday prayer meeting. p m
North seattle Oak and Harrison strssta Rev
". A. MAJOR. pastor. Residence Az Temperance
street Preaching II . M and = p m Morning:
sermon to tho aged. Evening: Memorial ad-
school. Ills: Y. r. 4 c e. p m: prayer
meeting. Thursday. 8 p m. Musical society
Wednesday. sp m
Fist--Fonrsh and Spring streets Rev. Alex.
sndsr Alison. D. D.. pastor. Residence. lara
Marion street Services. II Z m. and q m
At morning service the pastor viii deliver the
Memorial day sermon to the q. A. X posts, sons
OF Veterans, ETC. AS p m the sermon BY Dr.
Alison wiii 10 entitled Tho Jsiler and the Gov.
esBor Contrssted." Sunday school al IL 10 D. m
y. r. C. z. assts p. m Preaching services
Monday, Tuesday. Thursday and Friday even
ings at o'clock Thsse services will bs psepar.
ctcry 10 the Communion thu following sab
bath and viii be open To the public. Or. Alison
will preach each eveuiug
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Seventh. heeveoa Pho and uniou. Raw W.
G. Eliot r., mi1lseee Services. II .. N Sub.
jecs, "Evoluton and ProgrosA" Sunday school
q l2.0 0oato froA
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FIRST csnrra OF Evss&ss-ssnday school q
20 q -, hszsy Porter. aupersutsndsns CON.
i1anhea ever saaday q II q m
Wy.Eae Assaae-,sss osympsc avsnaa Rev
q. Moss. rsssox sanixy school ID q m
fFssessax II IA and s.o p IA
fifss-s. necs street eesweea Third ana
49, "a hss. e Dunlap asnissss. Esss-
asacv. ~ Assfsssa street. sessphous Ia>A An
ss<ssess q Ne J. - G - onlSssxsGza, ,ai1
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Fremont-Auross street. Prssehias II : N
end I'D p m BY the pastor. Rsv. C. A. 6aiyee
Prayer meeting ThurSday evening.
West Duwamish-Uss OF church building
Mr. Fossss's house In River Park at o'clock
Mouns Zion tcolorsd,-D G n. williams,
pastor. Services q II o'clock as their piaos Of
meeting. Young Easuralisss hall. Univsrsty
gfoundR
Ballard (Norwsgian. Danishl- Ola Fellows
Hsl: sStns. Lsssy av:nus and second svs :.
m. By Rev c. ". FinwaiL
North ssattls-Third ana Cedar atrsst& Rev.
9. =. Brownles pastor: residence 100 Oak street.
Services q II . m. and 7:So p m Young
peoples meeting, $50 p m-
swsdish- bell and Eighth streets. Rev. Aug
Olson. pastor; rssidencs so Dexter street
Services II = n. and To p N. sunday school.
IL m; young ps0ple's meeting. p m. /; prayer
nesting Thulsday. p m; young psople's
meeting saturday. D m
Market strsst--Aarkse and Main ssrssts.
shse oss:"r svsains. absrs shadow. ::
Baplisine q evening ssrvice sunday school q
F aS n 2 xs%S sss, f:SP :: e, .s'ss
Norwegian Danish Sixth and yirginia stzssta
C. W. Hnwall. paator Services Il m and
7:3o p m Baps1smai service q p n. Sunday
scnoci. i2;is p m; 7. r 81 m Prayer
:ss q csoess 1 supply Rev. ,oai Jas..
Roger Grssns VIII speak 70 young men ct
p m.
First-rourth street, between James ana
Cherry, Preaching II Z n. and 7:O p m.
s ss saos es. III Thss. %o,soe os
or the Bright Side OF Hard Timss" sunday
school ~ Gloss Of morning ssrvicA Young
s sas:., n s ss a R'.y', so ss:sas
Will otnH morning and evening.
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German Observation-Disclosures aud Birch
strwsta Rev. j. Erich. pastos. services II q
IN and 7;:0p m.
German Luthssan-Hali Main and Twelfth
ssrcst& ~ e. Raade pAstof; residence izis
Main street Services, lo.ss Q m: sunday
school Q % q n.
Norwegian Evangslcai-Tvelsth and Olive
ssrsesA Rev. l. J. kvam. pastor kes,dsnoa
ie~ fweifta street No service, owing 10 ab-
ssnes OF pastor from city, Evsnins service as
7.n
Norwegian Danish Fourth and Pine ssrsstx
fssfos = asudy In the basement 4 r. TaItef<og
pastor. services. II Z m and D M SUNDAY
school as 80 q m. Prayer meeting THURSDAY,
sp m
German Lath<ran-DuvamssA mission NJ
sanaers hall. below sweeney's brewery. T.
knarras pastor. sunday school ever suacsy
Al N p IN services today ~ J 50 aad every
ether sunday
Holy Trinisy lEneiish5--seveuth ana Onion
sirscss services Ut II . N. and - p N. by
tas Rev. u. l. 2ve,sts. of 81 lance Lutheran
church. Portland. OF. Strangers cordially vel.
coma Seats free.
swedish Esangelicai-Third street near PiSa
hev Martin l. larson, passor: residences. issl
ftIss street. between Pike and rnion. sunday
school IL Is y m services 10: - q IA and 8
N, aas On Ts1rsday p IN Prayss meet
Ing p IA
t5sruaxa Evangelical, zson's congregation
issnno.Ary place OF vorship. Freed-s hail, Ninth
street est~ssn fias and Olive ssrsssA Rev 4
ssFsacss. i21 q N and 80 . m sunday
seSaas. q m "fino.ssunde." Wsdassday :. 81
r m insseran Yoasg Psopls's society meet
tSx. 1kurs1ay, - n m
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Yeung Mems Chslss1aa Associates.
Col J. q. McIasyrs viii sddfoss he o'clock
rally Of H. Young Mems ChristiaA Association
% their hall, l&l7 Front essoos today.
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Aaveas churches.
ssvsnsh Day-ss Poplar street, Prsachiag
Up m
chrisfian ehaDea-Waxfon street. half block
nossh Of Froat ssrsss power housA services
II N
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oD-day hank. NSd
silver baxs-Psr ounce. 629S062he
Mexican dollars
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Furnished Rooms.

oGT! ST. 81 WEST Miller. HotcN.-
4 quiet comfortable hUtci home % pr sent
guest. cen here average ii years Call
~ send for circular with rates.
S2D-ST.. 81 WEST. betwocn Broadway
9ud Jtl.aNc.-L1fgc pei-ant furnish-i
rooms; lcEtl,men without board.
,0rH.sT. 3l9 WF.T.-Ple,sant. large
room In private house; al>I nall Rom;
all CONVEX icnce-.
o. NADISON.AVE.- natchclor apait-
mcni.. tu n~hcl private batne terms pa
>Onabe.
49, WEST D.ST.-Sunn, front room.
sritablo for Two; wat r. heat. ga; near
l.: ~ 20
$50 Fast 3OTH-ST. -Handsome lar-c
and small rCm-. clu~e's. running water
gas housekeeping; - 30, a 80. 90.
go WEST 33D-ST.-N lrrgr furnished
room 90 let. Mr.. llOFMANN.
81 WEST 12CrN-> Bright ,o1-
fortably furnished : Onir all corven.ence-
beard II desired.
Brooklyn.
oEtN:.E-SJ.. 5i--,;,-;N nm -h'd llrce
and snail rooms. beat. IA. b1ta. nciF
Iiri;.c: terms mod rae.
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1nrnlsheo Rooms Wautc0

YOU'VE GENTLEMAN d.slrrs q n!rc
larg ROOM with a strictly privGt' family;
references exchanged. Adde'S, J. y. r..
LAP Broadway.
WANTED Flr-t-c.as. furnished apart.
gaent Of tn rooms. from fcbruar, 1t {,
May Isl. Address II. II. w. 30 broad
way, Room Ill.
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domestic Situations Uanteo
EcrlaYea

FcmaYes.
A.--A.-A.- SWEDISH and GERMAN
tirst-class help; male aud female; good
: workers: city or country; good refer
ences. Mrs. BKANDlN'S Bureau, 439
ith-aNe.
. - - - - -
ABORIGINAL swedish bureau com.
pctcnt servants; all positions, male and
female best reference; city or country.
CARL GKlMShOLD. 23S 4th-ave
Al.-MME. JACQuIN, Coz 6th-ayc.
(upstairs). near 35th-st.-trench Employ
mcnt Bureau. supplies families with select
servants. ali naionaitics; parlormalds.
laundresscs. waitiesses, kltchenmaiIs,
French, German swedish maids, nurses,
cooks. buffers, etc.
CARPENTERS INIEHNArIONA AL
EN- pL0YMENr BUREAU, l.. SuTCLIFF.
SUCCESSOR. 69G Oth-ave. near 3Ith.st.
iirst-cass cooks, chambernllds. waiiresscs.
houseworkers different nationaiities; Guy
and country.
A GOOD WET NURSE wishes place;
FIRST child weeks old: Inquire MrS.
FRIEDMAN. 8J7 GrandSt.
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Dressmaklnq.


ARTISTIC DRESSMAkING, IS. ta,ior-
meoe; also ball, evening dresses also
Siossmakers sent out. 43 East 2Uth-st.,
New.fork; also De Kalb-aye.. Bklyn.
DNESSMAKER wishes few moro Gus
sNmers at home; Taylor system. KEY.
NOLDS, AS West 57th-st.
DRESS MAX ER.-By q first-class Dress
sSakef; goes out by the day; latest STYLES
ssncy waists. wraps lotest full skirts
eood references. j. X. Box 33. 1,243
esoaowsy.
MAKER.-Thoroughly competent
Sneet hitter: would 90 out by the dN or
Sc work home. Call or address M'sA ~
- y West 135th-st.