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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
R,.aust-tuffs= and Grains.

saa Francisco. April 2l.-FlOur-Fandly
extras. s., 25Q3I5; bakers extras, s. lsgf
s. sapertine. s2.l0G2SS.
Nheat-Business was slow at easy
rrtoes. there being littlc disposition 10 OPP
crate freely. S7isc was quoted for No. !
Shipping quality. with SSa4c for choice 1.
milling grades steady, a @af95c.
barley The sample market still par
takes 90 A dragging character. very little
attention being paid 70 offerings on ths
haes AZ the exchange. Feed. fair 90
god Gu6-'sc choice. 6SAc, brewing. -
ESase
oats-There ts very uttle change In ma
tsrs Fair demiud exists for che better
s.ass ~ stock. hut common grades are
sail Min]us and Surprise. 81 07isssi Igis /.
Fancy trcA s. oels st ere; good 20 choice
A7HN fair to good s1Iac. poor Co fair
ss.Si'--. hlsrk. nominal gray. s5c4Sl o1ia
Flour. s8 KS. 1880. wheat. ceutals. $50.
Barley Nh. oats. SiS, corn. SO. beans
9,ks. -t,. potatoes. sacks, 2.l+5. onions.
SACKS, 20.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat Firm. December. ssAe; May.
Eac
gar'sy-Qaet; December. SIS: new
sellers ftrs-
t0ru-ff g.
B8r-vts0
Produce
F9ators-\fw pata sees 81 fancy quail
- IN demand Receipts new. $40 sacks
heE. iFlNc r-r pound Early Rose ssG
h3voanA~ ssa5ac, Oregon Burhanks
onions-C'hot-e california. eSc So. cut
-aac, orrEons Stnf ~
hat'er-Stecks large. creamery. fancy.
t--"no seconds. 'fat}ec reT pound dairy
'AsrF 's-t#'l.. fair - choice, Ss9lNc.
'Ae''Se- Fancy - ~. fair % good. pss7
-, kasff~o .ft-
e<e> N -1ang 1uotahle at ioefiic nsr
0'e'A ies Store ans SIS. Ise for ranch.
Financial.
IT ea-S SIS 1879 iraCts-Sixht Gee. 5
SAicAA dos. rs4s telegraph ...... =.
Mining stocks.
"a .,... ..-....... I>tta.. * NorcroSs. l..
Esi.A ..-.---....- - .-N -.--..-...--- ~
80 N.A..-t1 --....--..- -
gss.. p. ..sn ....- -.--.---... "A
81. M Mt pah}o ......... s.
Aefer- - -.s4 Con-. 81
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g. .trr tttf -........ a.
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Co.'S Hrf- Eou. ........ -
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E-xrarssssa - SAGA aSlaaie k'a.ss u<Xt
suaa-.. EAz- - ..~~. asgs ~
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searaa ............. l85.0iZ ~ -l,e3s ~
r-rflan1 ............. 16s, sg5 - SV.oil W
rr,ss movement In the local produce
-sr1e, showed considerable Improvement
r~sserday over the previous day, and
sons4 dealers were kept ola the jump al
a. Receipts were fairly large. but well
els,ributed. and carry over stocks at me
f.sse OF the days business were not over
= tsrre. Values did not change any. and
- N anything. a little Armer in tone
+, msrehanalse lines movement was first
sS.s and prices fairly firm or nearly
~ raos. The oil market continues stin,
although pFices have a slight downward
tsodsucy. Fresh meats move off well at
tae recently advanced rates. and the ten
eepcy Of the market IL upward.
A ear load OF navel oranges arrived In
me morning. and were quite evenly dis
tributeA. Sales of fancy stock were
brisk. and the quoted prices. s. and $50
per box. were readily received Medium
stock sold for t2.s5 and 80 per box.
Among the consignment was lot OF
blood nayeis and Mediterranean sweets
The blood navels are very choice. and
SIS and $50 per box was asked for the
stock. Sweets were quoted at s. per box.
Sales OF seedlings were large, the low
prlces attracting considerable attention,
especially from peddlers. a few fancy
apples were received. and as high as s.
Der box Is asked for the stock. What
few strawberries were on the market dis
appeared quickly. and larger cousiSa-
iaeuts are expected from now on, as the
demand is rapidly on the increase. Trop-
ical fruits are IN large supply. and sales
are quite brisk at the quoted rates. The
Inquiry for bananas Is good. especially
from the country and British Columbia
points, The demand is also good for
dates Nuts are plentiful. but the de-
nand is very light
Vegetables are I'm medium supply. and
considerable new stock arrived yesterday
" the san Francisco steamer. Prices
are a little high. but will gradually de
crease as the demand Increases. New
potatoes are arriving more freely hut as
yet the demand has not developed large
pFoportons Choice old stock Is la large
demand Fancy onions are firm, and
values have an upward tendency. Rhu-
harb Is In large supply. and prices are on
The down grade
Receipts Of butter yesterday were large.
bat the movement was large, and stocks
we're pretty we'll cleaned up. Prices re
saain low and weak on all grades. Cheese
Is also IN large supply. and prices show
but ut,le change from day to day. Eggs
arrived more beautifully yesterday. and
the demand being lighf. prices were a
llttle lower The railing price was y
cents. Poultry "a n0f I'm large supply.
hu, plentiful for trade requirements.
Choice young stock readily brings full
figures.
Wheat and oats remain firm in tone.
ard offerings are small The hop market
BLOWS signs OF Improvement, and has a
ee ldodly better tone.
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental bloch. Seattle. Wash

Occidental bloch. Seattle. Wash
capital. Sio, COO
-OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
Jatos II VI IN 49,. Z fSSlGent
Arthur a. Denny ............ Vice President
John Leary ,......-. Second Vice President
James K. Hayden. .Aan'gr. Cash'r, Sec'y
Sigmund Schwahacher. John Collins
E. c. Neufelder, +. w. Wllmans.
Transacts a savings bank business ex-
clusively.
Deposits received from 81 10 $1,000
Interest allowed per annum. Six PER
cent on term deposits. 4 per cent on or
binary deposits.
Dividends declared last days OF May and
November. Loans made on real estate or
approved collaterals only.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle as fol-
lows:
For San Francisco via Port Townsend
ana Victoria. at n. m. tpassengers re-
csived on hoard at a. ny April 3. s. IL.
IS = and ~
For Aaska-April q. s. 10 and % AZ
a. m.
From San Francisco for Victoria and
Puget sound ports. at a. m. April 8. 10.
Is. ~. = and 50.
Tickets may be obtained at the offec OF
the company at Ocean dock. Seattle.
GOODALL, PERKINS & Co,
General AGENTS. San Francisco
). r. TROWBRTDGE. Act. p. s. supt.s
Seattle.
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FLY ON THE FLYER

FLY ON THE FLYER
SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
our round trips daily except sunday.
IN Gre hour AMI twenty-five minutes
THE STEAMER 'FLlES
regular daily trips. Seattls-TscomA
route, as follows:
Taking effect Il
TUESDAY, NAY =
TIME CARD:
Leave Seattle. Is. HIS - m. .ssA ga
& m Leave Tacoma-9s0 a. H.. l.eo t.Sl,
N,aS =. IA.
sunday
leave Seattfe-z-aa A. m. festa SO ?. n
leave TScofna-q.sa a. IA, 80. Z ~ y. N.
landing at Northern Pacific wharf, la
soma. and Commercial dock. foot OF Mar
Ion street Seattle
sundays. excursion rates On steamer
Fleetwood: fare. SOC.
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS STEAMER I,Y-
Ola THOMSON
Varying United States mail, leaves City
90 a Ioot OF Main street. Monday We'd
nesday and Friday at 81. m for Port
townsend, san Juan Islands and New
Nhatcom.
1iMH CARD. IN EFFECT MARCH Is
NoFth Boand-leave Seattle 500 a a.:
leave Port Townsend ..00 a m iasVs
FfiGas liarooF n.s0 "A. m. leave Rocha
haFoor i2.SS =. m. arrive New Nhatconl
btss p, IN.
South Round--Leave New whatcon ..aa
2. M leave Roche HaFbor $50 a m
leave Friday Harhor i0.e3 a. m. leave
7:45 p. m. N'''S
- X thompson, managing owner. J. A.
hathelc. agent. Phone $50
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trade AND SHIPPING.

FORECAST FOR THURSDAY.
Portland, Or, April a. 1858.
v..r: stationary. r,- ror.,a...
- DEPARTMENT OF AGElCUL~
" Tr-RE. WEATHER 81 kEAO.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Seattle. Wash, April -, lsss-
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PORT TOWNSEND. PORT ANGEI .,ss
AND DuNGAsN EsSsS.


STEAMER NIONTTCETI.0.
Daily. except Monday. Time card COM
menelng Tuesday. February s. iSa5
Leaves Seattle, 5 a. M: Townsend S.ga
a m; pongeneSs. 10 a. m; arrives Port
Angeles, ll,20 a. m; leaves Port Angeles
? y. m; leaves Port Townsend ~ m.
arrives Seattle. 8 so r. m
CITY DOCK CO. Seattle Agents.
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11...vvations taken al all stations az .
18th meridian time Is .. N. PACING
So GEORGE y. SALISBURY.
e@" Oberserver in Charge.
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sales % cattle today were evea slower
,Nsn e- resent Says. common fo strlctly
shatce native steers goims so- $s7e1a ~
vtsh transactions largely az SA~sto 3.
the coz trade Was cnly 1atN a. s $50 81,
safeS hetne mostly a. s. ts@ TIE
stecser aud feeder trade = A. very fair at
$500 s.s- Al s..--> .--s------- 49, -~-->-
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Bonds.

Us.4s.n reg. 10 ID. q r q. ..ll5ik
u.S.4s. new. coup.t2i u. & X. G.. is. S4st
l.. :. IS. 1855 Erie DDS. .......- Ga
T.. s. IS. coup. .Ilsi,G. II. & :. A. %. -
y. :. Is. reg......1i1iz Sevens ......... 80
4. s Is. coup....l1Zss II. * 7. Cent. So. i07
L. 5. IS reg. IS i'll. a r. Cen. ~ .ie0
Pacific Is '95 loo N. X II. Isl Is. SIS
Ala. Glass A....Ia1 Second 4s....... 50
Ala, Glass r.. ..tDs Mutual Union g.. il5
Ala. Class c.. - y. J. c. Gen. Ss.1l2
Ala, Currency. % y. i. lsts....-...Ii4i4
La New Con. IS. - Seconds ........ alAs
Missouri; SIS ......i00 Northwest con .ls9
y. Carolina IS. .iA Northwest ). r.
Foars ..........IG2 S. +. Deb 81 Ices.
<. Car. Non-F... l4-R q. ". lists. e
Tenn new set SIS 81 ST Paul Con. Is. 1855
Elves ...I......l0o bSt.P.C. SIP. w. - ll-37
Old Set S.. 81 SLA&I NJ Gen. IS. 7Si4
Va Centuries. 5g9s : r..&S Z Gen. 6s.ies
Deferred ....... g.. TEX. Pac. lists. SySs
Atcaison 4s...... TO- Seconds ........ 25a
Second 49,. 2gssr T. lists Of Is .letas
Canada So eds .tnzi West Shore As. los I.
q - fa+s az "a tsftE
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Seattle April "A. 1885.
Exchanges a. Seattle. Tacoma ana FORT
ssa clearing houses today were:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-09

HEBREW MEssIANIc MISSION go North Main
street lcons.itution hilll; speaaieY by :; N.
Goidbsrg 70 Hebrews about Jesus OF asareth ~
their Messiah at y. m
BETHANY GOSPEL MIssIoN-2s South Main
stsset. speaking ut > p. m hy joel basseti'
evangelist; st7;4bp. IN by william ii. Waite.
MANToN GOSPEL MIssIoN--ssi Manton ave-
nue.. Gospel meetings At and " IN. AL well
come; seats free; no collection
SEVENTH DAY ApvENTisTs-Library Hall.
sss ssysils study aar snS sSoa services n.y. and sun
day, 7iS0 pm.
wAYLANp cHApEL-south Angeii street and
wsyssS .sS sss.ss s. elaps py .S''
FREE EvANGELIoAL--Rieh nond street Rev:
Joha Hale Larry: pastor; MSsnins service rat a.
Church ys1 ssed'ns ssd the salvation i Army '''
ELMwooD TEMPLE-samuelL j. Fleming. pastor:
ioa5a m, "a Glorious Iransformatlon'' 1850
p. m, "a Great Marriage Banquei," some obser-
vations on the Castel Gould union.
I'M. q. E.-service for men only at $3.50, Rev. l.
N Earle win speak on "The Life Of Christ" H.
ns az ss o' This ss evening s Mf EARLE VIII give
Birds eye view of the Bible" TO all.
Presbyterian.
FIRST Clifford street. Service ,0i46 a. m. and
7.s0p m, by Rev. J. A. y. McBain. ID. d. b. 3.
lam; @. IL. $50.
Universalist.
EAST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 1o:45 am; y. g..
iaS pm X p G. u m sssviis' is His,ory. = %
Clergy and Laymen."
GEoRGIAvILLE-service conducted by Rev. DR.
EDDY, pastor, ] 80 pm.
kEDIAToR-Cranstop street Rev. w. G. Sell
leck, pastor. Preaching service, l0:4s; :. 30
i2;i6i lecture, 1850 on 'The Church and the Labor
Question"
FIRsT-Rev. II. l. Cushman, ID. D., pastor.
Morning service, 10 t5; y. g., 12:l6 p. M; yesper
service, ., the Rev. q. ii. Diekins OF Portsmouth,
N. H., Will preach.
BALIoU-ssermon, 1o;45, by Mr.. James ID: Tilling-
hast; y. g. i2l5; Y. PC. u, b, topic "forgiving
and Forgiven"
Unitarian.
FOURTH-Unity Hall. 100 Potters avenue near cor
ner Ocean street. Rev Napoleon Hoagland, min
lister. Services and sermon, D;so and .30 >. s.,
~.
FIRST CoNdRE0ATIoNAL-Ben and Beney-
olent streets, Rev A. M. Lord Minister =: y.
$50; puDlic worship, i0:i6; yespers, all seats free
4:30. Mr.. Lord will preach morning and after
noon.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. street, pastor. Her
bert Mott. Public worship, As. Vesper service
of song, $780,
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THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
SEWER ASSESSMENTS.

The owners Of estates assessed for the oonstruc-
ton of sewers in the streets here matter named are
hereby notified that the assessments for sid
1881, lodged at the Office OF the City Treasurer;
In south Angel street from Butter avenue to
East River street. and in East River street from
South ANGEL street to Pitman street
In Howard and Perry streets fr ON Hill street TO
Broaiway; in Broadway from Baker avenue %
Eden street from Broadway 20 Bel street
S ss 4 se New fGa 4s1D as
Railroad Companies 10 Harris avenue.
In Stamford street from Bosmau 81 eat 20 Black
In Prairie avenue from Psvnio avenue to
Logan avenue.
In whitmarsh street iron, Updlke street TO Broad
street aud In Broad street from Whitmarsh street
In salisbury street from point about three
hundred feet westerly from the westerly hne OF
Plain street 10 Plain street.
In Rutland stroetfrom Elmwood avenue to Buck
lin street
street 10 Westmi inster street
In Harris avenue from Broadway TO G Owe
street.
II payment Of ,he whole of any assessment 10
made before the istn day Of February, 1885, a te-
duetion will be made on the same st the rate OF sir
per eentum per snnum from the date OF the ray
ment 20 said last mentioned date.
one-third OF the assessment may bc paid at any
tiiae within year from the time the assessnent
is lodged with the City Treasurer. without inter
est.
Ise seeohu instalment OF one may "a
iodgment with the City Treasurer by paying in
addition tn reto the interest the whole amount
due on said assessment at the rate OF SIX 90 per
cent. per annum from the st day OF the second
year after said lodgment to the time OF payment
The last and th ird instalment OF the assessment
may he paid within three years after said 10 e
ment by paying In addition thereto The interest
thereon at the rate of six (b) per cent per annum
from the date of the last payment.
IL the hrst instalment is not paid at the end
Of year from the day Of the lodgment OF
he Al Sses ~ rrclsnrEr whole
assessment can then be collected with interest
thereirom al the rate Of six 90 per cent. per an
uum and expenses OF collection.
u. L. ID. GRANGER City Treasurer
Hl.lm
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Episcopal.

GRAcE--Foyd W. Tomkins, Jr., rector. Holy
communion, 10 n. M morning service sermon.
lO.iJ; b s. 2:s5 y. M; service and address, $3.50;
confirmation address, Z; evening service and SER
mon, 1880.
MESSIAH - Westminster street and Broadway
Holy communion, 1880 a. m. Mathis, l0:4j; b. s.,
81 Vespers, $40; evensong. 1850.
ST. ANDREWS Mount Pleasant \. s.. $3.50 a. m. (;
morning service, l0;i1; evening service. 1880,
HOLY NATIyITY-Thornton. Holy communion,
$3.50 a. M ;, D., 3; evensong, 6.
REDhEMER-Hoiy communion, $50 a m. morn
ing prayer and sermon, O:45i ,. s., 2JO; evening
prayer and sermon, 1880
ST JoHNs-Morning service and sermon, i0:s5; /;
=. y. aud Bible classes, 3:i5; evening prayer, 4;
evening prayer and sermon, 1850.
ST. PETER's-Manton; mathis, io;45; s. s. IL;
evensong, g.
CHKisT-Eddy and oxford streets. Morning
prayer and sermon az i0:G5 a. M; 3. s., 1850
p. m; evening sermon, $50.
ST. JAMES Broadway; HOLY communion 10;
morning service lO:45; 4. y. 8; evening servic-
go, with sermon by Rev. John suter of Wine
chester, subject. How Does Chrisrs Daath Held
hen?u
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Free Baptist

ROGER NILLiAMS-Rev. John Malvern, pastor.
Preaching, l0;i5 and 1850; S 8, H.l5, J. T., 4; g.
f., $3.50.
Preaching, 1890: =, l2;l5; J. f., $3.50; C.E 80;
gospel me ting. 1850
PARK sTREET-(free seats), Ernest Wesley,
pastor. lOaS, Everything; l2:lj, 3. Is. 6:s5,
A. q. f. 1880 "Do you Dare?"
NEW JERUSALEA-Trinity Square. Rev H. C.
Hay, pastor. Sermon, 10 ;iA "Heavenly Delights;
:, $, l2 chapel service. 7, "The Word of God"
All invited.
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Miscellaneous.


MISSION OF THE COMING KING 1873 Broad
1850 y. m, by Elder Cyrus Cunningham Of Bos-
ton. All are welcome
DOOR OF HOPE MISSION. ..Hoyle Building. a.
tfanston street. Revival meetings conducted
by the Christian Crusaders and lao. Meetings
every nigh. Come over and help us.
MUSIC HALL--Services at 2.3o d. m Speaking
by Rev. A. II. Plumb. ID. u. of Boston.
PHILOSOPHICAL soCIETy-i2s North Main 81
Public meeting at $780, subject Objections ~
Reincarnation.'
BILL STREET CHAPEL-sests free service nj
3p. nv. Discourse by Rev VIM. II. spencer
Subject, Death beds OF In nndels +" g. s., 1.sO
BETHANY HoME-ii1 South Angel street. ser
vice al p. m, conducted by Rev. N. Clinton
Hay OF Church OF the New Jerusalem.
SECOND A NJ. T.. ZIoN--Lfac street Rev O. ID
Hazel, pastor. Praise service A. A. m. &c ermon
by Rev. J. B. Colbert, 2.fb y. m. communion 80
y. m. All welcome
SUNDAY BREAKFAST MIssIoN-.gi Canal
Food for the Hungry" service 1850, Seats for
visitors.
LuTHER's CoRNERs.-Preaehlng by Rev. W. H.
starr, ~ o. m, =. =. n TO D. m; evening service
HELPING HAND MIssToN-oineyviIIe souare
Rev. e. G. Crocker, superintendent Prayer
service, 10:l5; preaching. l0ifS, and gospel, Z.
cottage meeting AZ residence o. Mr.. TAYLOR lie
Brown street, (silyer Lake, Johnston.
BETHEL CHRISTIAN MISSIONS s 8; preach.
ing, 7.a0, b. ;. l.. Tingiey. subject More and
More"
THE ELMwooD PARLoR GATHERING Asso.
CIAT1ON Meets with Mrs n. n. Carr ~ Thurs.
ton street, Monday, March II, y. m. Eimwood-
Auburn cor
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Methodist.

PRIMITIVE Corner smith and Ruggles Streets
Rev. j. Mason, pastor. Preaching at 1870 a. m.
aad p, m; 3. ,. at IL m; " n. w. L., 6;lo p. m
CHESTNUT sTREET-Preaehing by Rev F. w
Coleman, i6;ib a. m; 5. s., lz:i6; c. f., $3.50;
social service, 7iJc.
CRANsToN-F. ]. Follapsbee, pastor. lo:45 a. m ,
" The Holy Ghost Element In Sermon and Re
Agious Life; F" p m, temperance concert
BROADWAY NJ. E.--Rev. T. +. Cooper, pastor,
viii prea h at 1885 m. and 30 evening prai sc
selviee 5. s., l2;lb pm. children's hour. p. m
Epworth League 0:l6 pm
AsBURY NEMoRIAL-John L. Pitner. pastor.
viii preach at l0:45 am. and give address on
The First Exiles Cry at 7SJ pm; y. s., I2:l5
pm; Epworth League, $3.50 pm.
ST. PAULS- Corner Prairie and Potters avenues
sermon io:45 a. m, by Rev. +. i. siudley; 5. s.,
l215 p M; T.. L., 6 80 p. IN evangelstic service
led by w. ;. McIntire, the pastor, go p, m.
EDGEMooD-E. +. studley. pastor Preaching by
Rev W. = hclntire, i0:s5; =. S. IL: 2:16; Il. L., 6:l6;
''rhe Fiigrimsge OF Life,p 1880
METHODIST MINISTER'S MEETING-Monday,
a. $3.50, IN Chestnut street Nj. L. Church. Paper
by Rev. G. NJ. Mclden on "The Minister as a RE-
former"
MOUNT PLrAsANT-Rev Fred W. Coiema n,
pastor, preaching, l0;4j am, by Rev. w. p.
Buck; ;. s., IL m E. L., $3.50 pm; preaching,
7pm.
MATHEwsoN sTREET-Rev NJ $. Kaufman,
pastor, sermon, 10 ;s5 M, 'sThe Ideal Christian
sodier"; = =, l2iib PM A.. l. 6:Sa pm. /;
praise service and preaching, 1850 pm subject;
Almost Christian
HOPE sTREET-R.v. 4. c. Baker, pastor, preach
ng. 1850 q. m aud 7:s0 pm, by hev. w r..
b:l5 pm.
PRIMITIVE Silver Hook, s. SPIN pre- ach-
ing. 7p.m., by Mr. Wilkens.
PRIMITIVE - Harris avenue, preaching, 10:s)
am, Mr. j. bassetti pm, Mr.. Bradley; q. s.,
lIs6 I'm.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-09

OFFICE OF THE LIcrSsE COMMISSIONERS
CRY HALL. PROVIDENCE, arch Q, 1895.
publications. for licenses to sell pure, spirit
H. intoxicating and malt liquors, have been
ie by the following named persons and hrms;
The Newtown bee., 1895-12-20

ENTERPRISE IS APPRECIATED.
 This is fully exemplified at the closing out sale of seasonable footwear at the bargain shoe store of c. HI. Bennett 6 Son, 367 Main street. Such phenomenal merchandising as is going on there proves conclusively that this firms wonderful success in catering to the public wants has been justly merited, and now during the closing days of said firms business career they propose to contribute toward the movement to reduce this enormous stock in a way which shall be convinc- ing. One of the most gorgeous. .displays of Christmas slippers for man, woman and child's wear imaginable is to be found here and the prices marked upon the same seem ruinous to say the least. The past week has removed.many articles from this stock which will tend to make the hearts of the recipients rejoice on the dawn of Christmas morn. The price on slippers run from 29c to 99c, and the leading sellers concentrate on the fine ahowing at 69c. In fancy shoes, dress trunks, leggins, gaiterettes and fancy rubber boots, the assortment is coDplste and prices exceedingly low owing to the efforts put forth just now to reduce the stock to minimum by January l, when this firm will be thing of history. La dies, mems and children's shoes are to be at 75c, 99c and 1sc respectively, while rubbers are going with rush at the fol. lowing prices: Children's rubbers, size 4 to 10 1-2, at 10c; mems rubbers, all sizes 39c; mems buckle arctics, all sizes, 79c; mems perfect new rubber boots, $2 25 and in fact all other goods comprising Bennett's immense stock, including 1OO( pairs ladies', misses and children'e lambswool s0lee, at the ridicu,ously low price of l0c.
The Newtown bee., 1895-12-20
LONG HILL.
GRACE CHURCH AFFAIRS.

Fouth Sunday in Advent, December g: At 9.30 g. m., Holy Communion; at 10 30, Morning Prayer, Litany and ser mon and Sunday school after morning service. Christmas Day, December 25: At 10 a. m., Morning Prayer, sermon, and Holy Communion.
 Friday. December 27. St John Evan gelist's day At 10 8. m. ,sHoly Commun. ion i; lat D. m., Christmas festival and tree for the Sunday school.
 The Methodist Sunday school is get. ting ready for Christmas entertainment Ton Christmas eve by having a tree. Rev MT Gurney preached in Stepney, Monday night, and will assist in meet. ings during the week. Mrs Fraye is moving into John Ken- nedy's house.
 c. E. Radcliffe, has rented his house to family from Trumbull Center. Orman Drew has three. year-old colt just from Montana. Skating seems to be enjoyed by the young people.
 w. B. Coan is moving his mill into Huntington, has quite lengthy job in that locality.
 Mrs George Clark was able to be out Sunday and attend to playing in church