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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-28

The British Trade JoHrHai says that the
Hsruntn CHAM Chamber Of Commerce has
prepared a memorandum TO be presented
Earl Kimberly, calling attention TO the
injury 70 British trade caused By the
treaty between Spain aad the United
states. under which American mAnnfAc-
lures are entered ct Cuba snd Porto Rico
free OF daty, while very heavy duties are
charged on similar goods from Great
Britain. The memorandum states that
the British export trade - iron, metals
ard hardware psth Cuba has been przcti-
cauv annlhilats3 By the concession made
70 American Manufacturers
THE Havsmsysr law has abolished rsei-
rroeity. and the British Will again enjoy
ne West Indies trade
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Presbyterian Churches.

First Mission-In Wards Hall, Georgetown.
South Seattle. sunday school, $50 y IN
Ross Mission-~D. l. Fordney, pastor. Preach
ing. $50 ?. m frst and third Sabbath Of month.
Brewers Hsil--under auspices OF Cumber-
land Presbyterian board of missions. IL a N.
and 7 p
Observation-Disclosures. near Ballard. sunday
school n III. Rev. d. l. Fordney, Of Ballard,
will conduct services at sp m
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aud First avenue;
u. l. Fordney, pastor Preaching II a. m, aud
Up, IN Sabbath school. 10 a m. Y. J.. 3. c. E.,
$50 p. m. Prayer meeting. Thursday, p m.
Calvary--Markst and King streets Rev. g
J. Kennedy, pastor Residence. ia Market
street Services ii q. II. and 1880 n m. Sabbath
school, 1913 y. N. y. z. 5. C. T., $50 p.n Prayer
meeting, Thursday. sp. m.
North 5sattle-oak and Harrison streets. Rev
w. A. Major. pastor Residence, at Temperance
street Sunday school railying day. Services
begin 81 IL q. N. with short sermon special pro-
gramms. sabbath school, 1918 p. N. Y. r. s
C. f., ESQ ?. m Prayer meeting, Thursday,
7:So p IN.
First--Fourth aud Spring streets Rev Alex
andor Alison. D. D., pastor. Residence, 1912
Marion street Services. IL e. m and ID y. N.
Morning su tject: "A Subject Which Ministers
Usually Avoid Evening theme: "christ aud
Adam Compared" being The first OF a series of
sabbath evening discourses on Christ IN the
Old Testament" sunday school, 1880 y.
m. VI 6. c. F., els y N. Prayer meeting,
Thursday. p. IA Preachers meeting, Thurs
day, 7.i5 p. IN.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Deeds Recorded In the Auditors once
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January I,
1894. are 81 i72,679 There were Med for
record Friday o deeds. the considera-
lions aggregsting $2s.0oi. Following IL
the list as furnished by Osborne. Tremper
A. Co. abstractors of title. Ii8 Cherry
street. between Front and Second:
Joseph A Blsksly to ]. Blakely, lots 10
to y, block /, Ross Second. 1900.
Clara NJ Clayton TO :. q. simpson, II
lots in Renton Hill and others. So, 800
O. /. Guam TO p. {. Guam. "a acres in
Kent, 81. zoo.
Thsoiore Gollard to d. VI. shanks. lot
3. block 1, and lots aad 3. block 2, Rainier
Gardens, 81.
". p. Watson 10 Jessie II. Watson, lots
s and 8. block IL. East Lake add, 81.
]. n. Lewis 70 j. A. Stratton. lot 8. block
& WASHINGTON Place and Others, s.. so.
Charles Setback 10 L. II. Setback. lots
/ and and sd OF neJ&. sec , - 8. 81.
John smith 20 4. IL. Setback, lot 8,
book 1, Union Lake sad, $40
|. d Ford TO Samuel Blair, lots 10 4
block 2 SaunderS' supl. 81
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Lutheran Churches.

German Lutheran-Duwsmish mission, San
der's hail, below swseney's brewery. Gun
day school, i.1o p n. services 2.o every
other sunday.
tern an Luthsran--services In hail corner OF
Main and Twelfth streets every sunday az io.s5
r.. n. sunday school $50 n n. ". G. Baade,
pastsr; residence, 1918 Asin street
Sorwerian-Danish-Fourt ana Pine ssfnsts,
s r. Tolieison, pastor. study in basement
services. IL m aud n IN. sunday school.
eos IN. PRAYER nesting Thursday, p m
swedish Evangslieal-Third street, near Pika
Rev. Martin l. Larson, pastor: residence 1871
Fifth street, between Pike and Union. sunday
school 2.15 p. m Services 1915 q. n. and 5
D M. and Thursday p.
Rainier Heights Missfon-At Presbyterian
church, Market street Sunday school at 80
2 N. every sunday. services al - ?. "a. syety
other sunday. Pastor. p kaappe. assistant
pastor. W. a. kurtx, 1916 H0weil street.
German Evangelical, lions Congregation
Ffssd's hall. Ninth street. between Pius and
olive ssrvlces I0.D a. n, aad : % ?. m.
sunday school. A. n 'Bibsist9nde, Neanes-
day. I'D p u. Lutheran Young Ropes 30
eisty, Thursday, 7.5e D.
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IN. K,nr sf nnr.rltarr. Gr.na.an

Pear TowssKsp. Oct 2G-Ispeclsi -
The bark Matilda. from Honolulu, brings
news that grandson has been born 70 shs
king q Busarstari. one 81 the Gilbert ISL
ands. in tie south seas The natives
wsshed 90 raske tbs occasion one Of d.
bauehsry ard dissipation. as was yrscticsd
wears $50. The king limited the srevelries
20 one day. alter snich there was 10 havs
been no more dancing. under ssvers
pynaltiss. Some OF thsm violated the
commands. and we're promptly depogted
20 nslghboring island and Ieassd out TO
English plantation owners. who aEs rails
ing copra aad cofss.
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Charles Wsbber. frst mate Of the bark
entine Modock. loading lumber at Port
Blak.iey, was taken 10 Provldsnce hospi-
tai Friday afternoon suffering from =
broken leg. The second stick Of timber
that was put Into the barkeutine slipped
and struck him below the knee Of the left
leg. crushing the bone terribly. As soon
as possible he Was brought 10 this city and
taken TO the hospital. where surgical aid
was given him. Weber had just signed
"a Inata
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ENGLISH MARKETS.

LoSnos. Oct. 27.-Bsr silver. % s-led
Consols. ioi il,Is. Bullion into Bank Of
Engiand, Es5ooa Bank of England dis
count rate, ? per cent
LIVERPOOL. Oct e-.-Ciose-Wheat-
Firm; holders offer moderately. No. 2 red,
winter. Is SID; No. red. spring. Is ID.
Corn-SpoI, nominal :hoiders offer moier-
ately 81 Is lid; futures. firm; holders offer
moderately; October. Is i0Jsi. November.
Is I'd; December, As Cd.
Flour-S Steady: holders offer moderately:
81. Louis fancy, winter. SIS I'd.
Lard-Dull; holders offer sparingly;
spot. IS 81.
Besf-Dull: holders offer moderately;
extra India mess. lis 81 :prine mess, SIS 81.
Hops - AT London - Pacific coast,
steady; holders offer moderately; new
crop, f2 i0s1E2 l5..
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Congregational Churches.

Kirkland kirkland. Rev. Alling, pastor SUI.
day services, II a. and 1850 !. m. y. 4. ). c.
T., go p. IN sunday.
Joy street MIssion--Meets At 2;25 p N. each
sunday; Band Of Hope every Friday AZ p. M
III. l. Slzer superintendent.
Jackson street Misslon--B Between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets. Meets at 3 p. u. every
sunday. Prof. c. A. Taylor, superintendent
Pilgrim Misslon--Dysr avenue, between Third
aud Harrison. Meets at ,. N. Sunday. Jauior
Y. r. :. c. Y. meets every Friday at p. N. III.
lie Roller, superintendent
Taylor-fsuroh street R9v. George II. lee,
pastor. Services SUNDAY st III a. m. and I'D p.
IN. sunday school. n; Is D. M. Prayer meeting,
80 o'clock Thursday evening. u L. S Z. T..
esq y ~. sunday,
Fdgewater-Rev ]. r. Nichols. pastor esrv-
fees. IL a m. and 7;s1 .. N. snnaAy school at
1915 D N. Junior G. f, 5 80 ?. m. Friday.
Y. r. 3. C. T.. ESQ .. N. PRAYER meeting,
Thursday. 1852 ?. N.
Plymouth--Third aud University streets Rev.
Wallace Sutting, ID. d., pastor. Residence, 1870
University street Services. II a. and 7.So p.
Preaching morning ard evening by the pastor.
Morning subject. "Here4ity and Love- Even
ing snbjsct: "Thoughts on the West street
Fire sunday school, 1870 r m. \. +. :. G.
T.. go .. N. Prayer meeting, Thursday.
80 ?. IN. Junior \. y. 5. G. L.. Friasy, .
4 m
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MARINE NEWS.

Posr TOWNSEND. Oct. 27.-(speciaI. -
Arrived-Bktn c. c. Frink, from San
Pedro for Tacoma; schr Fanny Dusard,
from Santa Buenaveutura for Port Blaze
lev; schr Lena sweasey, from San Fran
cisco for Tacoma; schr Laura Madsen,
from San Francisco for Seattle: ok South
ern Chief. from Santa Rosalla, at Port An
Ceies for orders; ship Wauchsetts. from
San Francisco, at Nanaimo: bk Oregon,
from San Francisco, at Nanaimo.
Ssiled-Bk Highland Light, from Ma
naimo for Honolulu; Ger sh Henrietta,
for West coast; ok wilma. from Nanaimo
for San Francisco; Br sh Levenbank,
from Tacoma for United Kingdom.
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Tacoma Marin. Mans.

TACOMA, Oct. 21.-TSpecial. -Four of the
dina, which arrived here a few DAYS ago to
load lumber az the St Paul & Tacoma
Lumber Company's mill, have libeled the
ship for wages alleged TO be due. In their
complaints they allege that they shipped
at San Francisco on March Is. and since
that time have received comparatively
nothing Of the $50 per month promised.
Frederick Weilsbv claims wages due TO
the amount of si0S.51, Charles Carson al
lsges that ssh 25 are still due. A Johnson
and Charlie Perch claim $i02 81 and
sl09.51 respectively.
The steamship Tacoma moved to the
bunkers and began to take on coal.
The ships Androssa and Andrada are
lying at one of the buoys waiting for a tug.
The Kingston took out large shipment
of grain TODAY
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Presssisse Err Re-. ? 5. Ford n y. eor~-
kzlsacz ard Asssas ss-sses. CssCa &sae.
sasw MerSosis2- sunday school 70 q n; Ep
WORTH Lsagua n n.
6ernaa-stewars. n1 Thlrteeasa. Rsv. HsY2.
pastor. Services u = and 80 . IA
Battery ssrsst-Thlre aa9 Batter Rev. Hay.
ward. pastor. Services IL r. n sa1 T.@ = H.
souta Seattle snd scata Park-Rsv. spragu.
Davis psssor. Services Sao-atRg and evening.
MISUNDERSTANDING ana olive Rev. T.
J. LGncsxaAr1. pastor. services Il q. - aac J 20
= m
Madison ssrses-Ccrnsr Ciovs-dsie Rev. n
A. Covington. pastor services le:so m and
~ n SUNDAY schec4. 2;0 , n keworta
Ls4nge. s,& p n.
Hsven-Sseoni aud Howari-Rev. ". ". Nal.
soFF, pastor Services, IL T. IN and 10 a IT,
slraar school, 10 s. N. Class meeting. Il
Caurca League. p n.
Ashury. Frsneut-Rsv. 7. z. MscNulien- Class
Cay school. II IA young peoples meeting o. ~
p IA preaching. Tso y
Gilman Park. Baiiar9-Rev W Il Jonnsscne.
rsssor. Services II a. n. and p IN; sunday
school 10 g. E-: class meeting II IN Junior
League $50 p M; kpwosth League $50 p m.
swstish-Fitth street. nssr Pike Rev. John
!onson. pastor; Resistance. 1912 Twelfth street
services 70 80 a m; sunday school, 1880 p m
Young peoples Ensstlng, p ~ evening service.
: q
Grses-Rainier and King streets Rev. W. T.
Fora. psstos. residence. SIS suffer street. serv-
ices, II a m and $50 = N. sabbath school.
i2:l5n M; Epwortn Lesguo 6.s5 =. m prayer
meeting. Thursday evening. S n a.; class meet
ings. Tuesday evenings
Trinisy--Mercer and keatackv strsc.s Rev.
y. r. Iedrick. pastor; parsonage adjoining
church Services II a. and T;so p. m. Morn
ing subject. "laa Conditions OF spiritual Law.
lessnsss," followed By the sacrament 81 the
Lord'ssuppsT. Evening subject, "The Mystery of
GodlfnesS" QuzI terly conference s.S3 p 10
morrow. Class meeting, 10 n. Junior
League. $50 p. n. EpNorfh League, 6. - "a II.
Prayer meeting. Thursday evennga
First-Third and Marion streets Rev. ". A.
shsnxlin. pastor Residence. % Seneca
street Preaching az IL s. and T:so q m.
Morning: Opening voluntary, "RomanE,"
Goetx: anthem. 80 Taste and see" GOES: offer
tolre, solo By Mr.. NJ. u. Grout; sermon. 'sw hat
Thirteen Years Wrought in fosepA's Ltes"
concluding voluntary ">low Movement
Haydn. Evening: Opening volnntsr ''Oyer-
ture, kossints anthem. s'rhey That Sow. in
Tears Gsai: otfsEtoirs. ouzrtstte. 81 Cannot
Always Trace" Dow, Mr. Edlnunds, Mr.. Phil
lips, Mr.. GFous ana Mr. sisgley; sermon, Goods
or Cod" concluding voluntary, "Narch."
Neumann. Class meeting, 10 e. m: sun
day school, 1850 p m; Epworth League,
Go n M; Junior League, Monday, 4 n
III: class meeting, Tuesday, p. M: off,
eial board meeting, FIRST Monday in each
month at p m. Epworth League business meet
Inc, second Monday, 2. m; woman's Foreign
Missionary Society, hrst Wednesday, 2.So n M:
Ladies' Aid society, second and fourth wednes-
Cay, 80 2. M Womau's Home Missionary So
eiety, third Wednesday, I'D p m.
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81 Observation-Disclosures Services II q n. and
80 y n. Rev. r. r Hyisnd rector.
81 Mark's North Seattle Mfssion--Lox cabin,
Temperance street. sunday scaeoi p N.
81 Ms-y's-w oociEnd par Rev. George II
wAtsoa, d. D., IA charge Evening prayer, AIS
,. n.
- Clement's-MRTkst street. near YesIsr svs-
nua Rev. Henry A Dexter ofEeistng Nora
Ing service, IL a. IA sunday school, - 4
Tnnfty-Eighth and JAMES sfrsess Rev.
George Hsrberf Nstson- ID D., FsctoE Twenty
second sunday after Trinity. Holy Escasgist.
ia rs. Choral sysaing prayer. % ,. Z. sgn-
DAY seaoog. R.s5 T. n.
e. Nark's-Ftfta and olive streets Rev. David
ClsipaFns aasrs.I rector. Fesfaya. 81 sta 81
rnou nad Jude. Holy e0Ea aanl0as a m. sun
dav school. rs 70. Morning pfayer And
sermon. u =. n. sgbgsei 81 sefsacn. "fhs gSrssi
Law Of -e f--aexiacs." Young peoples ssrvEce.
seIap.a. EseaGsz prayer fs1osf. bright ssFTicel
vita address On "A 5sszt ConTeat41E,' %
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The ire department was called out st
il:io last evening by ire In a two-story
house on kiag. between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets. Workmsn we're en-
gagged Friday in putting the finishing
touches on the house and built Ere Ia
ths fireplace. Sparks sst fire 70 sorns
.havlngs under the house. The blazs was
easily put out with chemicals. The loss
was about SIC. Ths building Is owned by
NJ B. Barksy
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unitsd rresbvterian Church.

SIXTH ana Seneca streeta Raw : Dell John
stem, pastor: residence. 10 spring street
school. 1915 a m. Young Peoples society
els p. m. PRAYER meeting Thursday, 7;So n III.
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Catholic Uaioa-G. A K Asll. Hsnckisy e,cck.
80 y IA
Our Lady o. Gcct Help-seGth Feurth AMI
Warrington streass AsI y Y Prsfoatsine.
pastor. Log mass. 9 ms htgA nsss. lo.So
a a.; senedictien. 80 y n
immaculate Ccneepfion--sfxta and spring
strSsss Few. Victor Garland. e J.. pastor Cen.
Quoted ~ the lesulfs- EasIy mass =. r.
snd A. n hixa mass, l0;so q sunday
school. =. N.
Sacred HeArt-Sen and sixth street. Con-
Quoted hy tbe REDEEM rfS-ists. Rev. joseph A
kauts. G ~ +. pastor. Low mass with serr1oa.
: q "a high mss with sermon. 1890 m
SUNDAY school. $50 y m. HEY Family Associs.
ton meeting. ;. =. Neseers ssrEaoa and esas-
TfNtir@ a n sta
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Steamer FairhsTsn. thoroughly renovs-
ted and reftted, commencing Sunday.
October -, daily except Sstardny, sill
leave Seattle for Evsreti, la Conner and
WILDLY island p0iaEs. at $50 p. n. In
sseAd OK a. a TO-. as AZ present. Return
ing will arrive at D. II.
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eAotr will 70 unaer tne air~csioa Of Mrs.
v. A. c. Rochester. sgntsv school, Sc close Of
zerataE servlca Ycang 2ecales reefire. Ss1S
. II .fTsyez Eseetlne. IaGrs5zy. 7,S9 y ia
swealsA-Bsl and EiSAsa streets. Rev. Aug
Olson. pastor. reaideacN 81 nexter sEreeG
services n a n. and ssA y n SnnaAv scheol
- ~ ycGsE pearfs's meeting. : .. N prsyer
meeting, THURSDAY. y H: youag peoples
meeting s&sHr1sv. n IT.
MArsss Ssreet-Nsrsss ans Nsin streets
Rev. " J. Fee0c-. p&sfoTs residence Sol Ma
set street sresShicx. II 4 n and 80 7, m
Morning saNsse "Fhe 1ey OF Salvation" Even.
ing subject. DO We Know 0arselvessN Re
wal services with preaching every evening
during tie week exceps Frtday.
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Olympic Ayeaue Churea % ChTiss, ait
ogyrpae svenus-R. Fl. Noss. rsstog. aanGsy
seaoo.. ~ O. IA. pEe@eai@g, II a H. and 20
p "a
FlFst-ssnscz strs@t. osswssa Third ar1
YSarth preaEhtng. Il a. r. sut 30 p m
~ Esv. Peter kgaaagt, Missionary from
Tss&L Mornaag sgbf*cs "4hs HeKnis Ma.
tsoa." EVENING sn1s<ef; 'Etosxsa Prayer
MaGsux NaehIHss, vita Hknstrsstsss
Hna@Avgr messing els p =. sEa4sy senoel,
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xsrrA geass.s--Thlgs ana Cedar ss,nsss Rev
G r. BTowssss rsss9r. resi1sEcs 10 0ak street
services. II . n ana - ,. "a -sob.sa
scsoel ssses EaoTa4ag ssFslcss. = y. P. C.. 90
p e.
Fasss--reagsa street beswssn garass and
Cssrry. Rev ~ =. Tsylor. f.sktoF. rssdsnee.
~ Mss.en ssFess Preaching. II a n.
AID ss@ ?. y. I5s Ezzs1e OF tss
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Evangelical Association.

GENERALIZATION ard Birch streets. Rev
Aug Ernst. pastor. $40 Harrison street Services,
II q N. and 2. m. sunday school. Q. IS q. n.
Young peoples meeting, p. N. Literary enter
tatnment last sunday OF esch month.
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Rrstltution.

Tenth and Pine, John Glen. pastor--sabhath
school. 9;4S a. IN. preaching morning aud
evening; prayer meeting. Wednesday night
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CIV Mission hall, corner OF South Third and
JacAson -treesa--erTieca Sunday at aud 7.45
y m. Every night at 7;Sa Tuesday night
meeting conducted by Young Peoples Society
OF Christian Eadeayor. Chaplain r. Rses.
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Young women's Christian Associasien.

Gospel services for women at the Youex
Women's Christian Association rooms, els
Third street, today az p m Bibla class fer
women meets every Monday at $50 p. m, with
Judge Greene Is leader.
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Tneosopny.

Seattle Branch. No. /, OF she Theosophicai So
eiety, sunday. 2. In-, tn the seattle National
ing. Rocking and Talking Stones" by Mrs
Anna /. Hiot grti
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soocad-SoEth Seattle, Republican and Pop
lar streets Services II - N. and IN n Prot
kagens Miller, A NJ. pastor.
Flrxs-~rhtra and Pine streetx Raw CLARK
Davis pastor Services. II s. ". conducted ~
Rev II A. Davis Evening services. 80. under
ausplses % the Y. a. = Of the church. sunday
school, 1850 Young PEOPLES meeting. s.Isn n
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Free Methodi.t church.

Barracks SIS Jackson street Prayer meeting,
Ia m Holiness meeting IL a IN. Free ami
easy. .. IN. roasing meeting at . p, IN.
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Seventh. between Pike and union. Church
services will 10 discontinued for few weeks
Sunday school has been resumed, beginning
promptly AZ l2.9A
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

Z. :. DrraK1xxST cr AszEcrErrsR.l
NEsvExE 5rEzAr.
FoxTLxrp Or, Oes- =. j@e&t
Forecast for Sunday. Occ.ss0zxi rain; sta
Io1Erg temperatures Il Z. AEcTATckE,
Observer II Caar.a
tsfTEc TGYxs rgFxsTNgSr OF asEzcrL-CEs.
WAITER Srkx.r-DkTLx KrELxTzS.
eEA-rrs wssh-. Oct =. isa&
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Y. N. e. a.

Young Mems Christian Assoc!stion-A stir
ring young meas meeting this atternacn. last
Ing one hour, frcn 10 o'clock. Bright
music with orchestral sccSuaauimcnt Brief
address BY Rev. samuel }. Kennedy. pastor Of
Calvary freseyterlan church. subject, Where.
wishsl Shall Young Man Cleanse His Way"
Especial welcome 60 yoaag men.
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Ernry fws1gy@fo1F hoao no Tess thsn Is
r4assaEer trans. reVseasatag eleven railroads,
arrive sad ssgsrt tom fas local aspots Ia Sla-
rearo..s. Thsse trslas. Il Consolidated tato ons
trrsa. rsughiy ssisEaAsets wo1ii ineluae - sn-
zines. 81 cars. isS5 tvEtsneG. So2la MEASURE 9
NFsIs cxss e.s~ea uzl&ss, woul2 wstea tysns
eve. 24.aso tors and eo1ii eoaainFisesy carry
e SO VzAseTa gers. t@stces several sktp la.s q
asyxsx~- o. al ff.ess trains. w.sAoai dsGtt The
h~ss s.1tp9sa ard saoss sopuiss srs-Es are those
via tie Softa- a sstcTa Ire z, ". FsFAsss col
Froz4 street. PHKss ssuaa sgeass Ssai;s
See xseaasr sarah n ReaioE's TINA card
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-28
City Mis.inn.


Services every Sunday afternoon at . o'cioci
at hall, g90S Froat street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-28

Observations taken az ali stations a. s p N.
stta meridian time Is ?. N. Pacific timsI
PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET
PORTLAND. Oct. 27.-Wheat-yalley, 7o9
axe; Walla Walla. 625Sg63,lc-