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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-07
WATER FRONT NOTES.

New pling IS being pat in on the south
facing % the Ocean dock AZ the Main
street slip.
Yachts Voltage and Daisy Sell sailed for
Victoria yesterday and the Nellie T. re-
turned down Sound.
Schooner Lena SWeasey has arrived at
SchwahacAer's dock with $50 tons n gen
eral merchandise FOR this port She was
fourteen days out from san Francisco
three days u which she spent in sailing
sr the STRAITS from cape Flattery
The steamer valla waUa VIII san for
san Francisco this morning. having taken
coal for cargo ana fuel az Comox. r. g.
Her passenger ast IS as follows. Miss
Smith Mrs. \. peyser and child J Mickle
T NJ Catch. James Hermann. p T WAY.
Misses Catch. Mr. Harris. r. Levlnskv
r. r Taylor. Mrs. Shields. Miss NJ. Ze--
felt. Mrs. 9 7. Han. Hiss Kate ouixaev
Nagr.e Ej3re3 Mrs :. SeliE and children
Miss Rosie Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. ]
Brown. Nj ard Mrs T. u. Moulton. Mrs
". Y Gregory, CHARLES \. DYER. r. 7.
Hope Rev. : Thama n. NJ Reed. @
". MASH. George T. French, ". T Fraser
ana Perry Clsuscr.
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Weish-Seventh and Olive streeas-
Preaching i0ss0 a. m and 7:58 p ia.
Presiding Elder Rev. 7. 3. Ford. y. y,
corner Elliott and Anna Streets S1e"
Anne.
GerY7an-Stewart and Thirteenth, EeV.
Joseph Hepp. pastor; residence. III inAA
teenth. Services II a. m ana 20" y, W.
Norwegian-Da and Owe
Rev. e. j. Lundegaard, pastor; ressaeno''
ss Olive. Services II a. m and I;so p H.
Battery street NJ +. church-Corner
Third and Battery. Preaching II a. n
and 80 .. m Epworrh Leagus. so D. III
Gilman Park. BaiIard-Rev. w "a;
tombstone. pastor. Services ii a. m a.. a.,
.. m Class meeting. u m Ep"osSA
League. 10 D. m
Madison street-Madison and Clover
dale Rev. NJ. A Covington, pastor. ..
vices 1870 a. m. and pm. Cas- n'1 ~,
Ing. i0:0 O. m. Epworth LsasHe' '-''
.. N.
r;race-Rain,er and King setreets. Rev.
". T. Ford, pastor: residence, sl5 Sua'e,-
Services II a. m and 80 =. IN. by fssE. d
81 DAILY who will also lecture on Wenhes-
day evening Epworth League, $50 p NJ
Trinity-Corner Kentucky and Mercer
streets Rev. Newman y. 1edflch. pas
tor: residence adjoining cnurch. oei 1870 ::
THE Loving God and the Conse9 ueIlce -
T.ventng subject. "Why God Gave the
World a Book" Class meeting. 10 g. m
Epworth League. 7:3o p. m
First Methodist Episcopal cnur III FL
Corner Third and Marion streets- Inc
Rey w. A Shanklin. pastor: reslasnSse
go Seneca street. telephone ~ freaIn-
ing al u a. m ana Z. "a, .,s,,syss, ss,b-
3ecf .stgise Friendships" Class meeting
Mt 10 a. m. Epworth League meeting d.
6:J1 p. IN.
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FOR REiNT-Cheap: single or suite OF
furnished rooms overlooking the BAY
fine View sos YeSler avenue.
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NIethodist Protestant Churches.

Renton ehurch-Rev. Gilbert. ras.or
Sunday school al II a. n. Preceding al
a. III.
Ncslcr Junction cAurch- SUNDAY A. y a
M. Preaching BY &. II. Davis and other
ministers.
nuWsnish church Dsnfc.i Rar1a, -ess
Tor, sunday school at a a IL. Presch-
Ing az =, m.
columbia church Supply ~ n. Y,aeie,.
and Rev. Gilbert. sunday school a. n a
m. followed by preaching
Seccnf~North Seattle, Republican ana
Poplar streets Services. II a. n. ars 80
T, n. sunday school viii reopen. Isrne
Evgvne Miller. A NJ. vastos.
E1rst-rh5ri and Pine streets Rev
Clark Davis, YaStcr; res 3erce. 6f3 PIX
stree SsTy .c~S. II a N. and n -
NcunF peoples meeting. 6.&& SUNDAY
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Presbyterian Churches.

First Mission--In Wards hall. George
town. South Seattle. Preaching, p. m.
Rosa MIssion-D. l.. Fordney. pastor.
Preaching, $3.50 .. m. first and third Sab
bath of month.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and First av-
snue Rev u. l.. Fordeey pastor.
Preaching, II a. m. and 7:30 p. m Y. =.
s c. E.. $50 y. m
calvary-Narket and King streets. Rev.
g i Kennedy, pastor. residence. 5S5 SUIT
ter street. Preaching. II a, m. and y.
m. by Rev Dwight X. Steele. of Howard,
Kan.
Cumberland Presbyterian church-Cor-
ner Window and Willow streets.
Preaching by the pastor. Rev. K. +.
Powell. Sabbath services at IL a. m. and
y. m.
second-North Seattie-Oak and HART
son Rev W. A Major. pastor. resi-
dence. All Temperance street. Preaching.
II a m and 5 p. M. Sunday school re-
opens al Y.
First-Fourth and Spring streets Rev.
Alexander Alison, II. n. pastor: resi-
dence 1919 Marion street: telephone. 9s2.
Services II a. m. and y. m. Rev. \. J.
Kennedy will preach morning and even
Ing. Y. +. $. c. f.. 6:i5 p. IN.
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MARINE NEWS.

San FRANCHISES. July s-Arrived-Schr
Llly Bottger. Umpqua: blk Canada. Ia
coma. Cleared-State OF California AS
toria, sh Two Brothers. Nanaimo. De
parfed-Point Iona. Gray's Harbor
Mlaeola. Comox; sh Spartan. Seattle;
Truckee. Astoria. San Benito. Tacoma.
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CHICAGO MARKETSr


Chicago July She change IN the value
OF wheat over night was not very material
al the start but there was indicated more
confidence IN present prices For the first
tirue this season the weather in the North
west Was distinctly unfavoTable for spring
wheat. leaving out the slight frost about
three weeks ago. II raiaed oYsy a consld-
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Cnfholic Churches

81. Francis Xavier Chapei-Slxth ana
Spring streets. Rev. Victor Garland s
j. in charge. Mass. a. IN.
church OF the iniSnaculate-Broadw
rand, = J.. pastor. Conducted Nv fha
INsuits Early mass. a m: high r,.SS
ie;s8 a. m Sorzfsnn and benodfctson. AS
y n.
Our Lady 81 Good Help-South Fou~,A
and Washington EtrVTts Rev = Y pr.
fontaine. TStstor. Morning sermon M Re--
John Conway. 81 ST Paul Low mas
a. N; nigh mass, losA ~ m. beneihc-
ton. : 81 2. IA.
Sacred HEARTFELT ana Sixth st-A...
Conductest nv the Reiegnptorssss Pe,e
Joseph A. kautE. c. IS X. naxfer -,
mass. With sermon. = n high -r,Ss
with sermon. 70 - a. m Holy r>a-,,f,,.
association r8s~ttng = m Va.s~.s-,s
sermon and oensdtcticn. 80 ? m. -
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-For Seatss
property; 40 acres Of good land With nice
improvements. including stock ard In.
Elements: convenient 10 railroad an1
school house. Address Box 1873 SeatlA
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Olympic Avenue Church - Christ-1fk
Olympic avenue. Il II Moss. past or
sunday school Do =. ~ PreachlaE. Il a
"a and sn p. m.
First Seneca street he's sreen T'ht~s and
FcuTta. }. y. SgUtth- pastor. residence els
WILLOW street Services Il a. IA and :
J. ~. Morning sahject. The Csos--sl. ara
Aom&a Nork ~ Dispensing Ia Even
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CONGREGATIONAL Churche..

Esrewater-9ey. ]. T. Nichols. pastor.
Services, ii a N. and s p m 4. r ;. c.
&, p. m
HirkIand-Kirkland, Rev. Horatlo ALI
ing rasfor sunday services. IL a. m and
Tsa D m z r. 5. G. K. CD p m sun
day.
p,vrou.h-Tsssri ard University streets
Ss.ry.se<, II a m and p. n. \. =. s. G.
E. $50 p. n
Taylor-Rfreh street Rev. George II.
Tee ns~.or. residence. 20 Birch street.
Series Sunday 81 II a n ara Z % p n
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Episcopai Churches.

81 Mary's church. Woodland Park. Rev
Geo. III Watson. D. D.. rector. Evening
prayer. $50 p. m
CT stephen's- Ballard-Rev. p. e. Hy-
,and rector Services at II a. m. and I 30
% M. Y. r. S. G. T.. $50 ?. m Binle
riae@ %. m. Holy Communion, nrst
sunday IN month. II a m. third SUNDAY
az $50 a. IN.
Trinity Parish-Eighth and James
streets. Rev George Herbert Watson. -.
n pastor First Sunday after TRINITY.
Holy Communion, 5:30 a. IN. Morning
prayer with sermon. II a. m Twilight
service, 7.30 p. m.
St. nt's-Market street near Yes
Ter ayerue Rev. Henry A. Dexter off,
cia;inr Rev. Dr. Watson. in charge
Services II a. M. and y. m. Morning
subject. Rewards" Evening subject.
Modern Bondage"
ST Marks-Fffth and Olive streets.
Rev David Claiborne Garrett. rector.
HOLY Communion. 7:S0 A. m. Holy Com
Ynunion and sermon. II a m Young Peo-
ple,s service, Gas. Evening prayer and
sermon, p. m. Baptism. p. m
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Hereafter notices IN the church direc-
tory VIII be confined TO announceEnensss
OF sunday serviee~ only and subjects OF
sermons Extended musical programmes
for Sunday services and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OF church entertainments VIII OILY Ds
published az advertising rates NOTES
Tor this department should be recessel q
this Office not later than ] p n. - ~ - !,
day. in order TO insure publication va
Sunday morning.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

Financial.
London, July 6.-Silver certificates.
30ssd: consols, 107 5-l6: rate Of interest,
Bank of England, per cent.
BreadstufIs and Grains.
Liverpool. July 6.-Wheat-Spot. quiet:
demand poor; No 2 red winter, 5s f2d:
No. red spring, IS 81: No. 1 hard Mani
toba, 5s 10d: No. California, 5s Si2d. Flu
lures closed steady with July I'D lower
and other months I'D higher. July. IS 40:
August. IS 419d; September. IS o4d; No
vember, IS 6I4d: December. IS sad.
Corn-Spot, quiet: American mixed.
new. As 3i.d. Futures closed weak with
near positions unchanged TO sd lower.
and distant positions 1auAd lower; July.
As 21ad: August, "a 1s4d: September. As I'd;
October. As 2Ad; November. As 2lzd; De-
cember. As 234d.
Flour-Dull; demand poor: St Louis
fancy winter, rs Sd.
Hnps-At London, Pacific coast, e.
Grand cowboy exhibition at Baseball
park. Madison street, today.
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Rnnti~t Churches.

Swedish-Bell ana Eighth streets Rev.
Aug. Olson. pastor, residence. Ss3 Dexter
street Services. II a. m. and $50 p. m.
YOUNG peoples meeting. 7 p. m.
North Seattle-Thlrd and Cedar streets.
Rev. c T. Browniee. pastor: residence.
100 oak street. Services, IL a. m and
7:So p. m r. Y. T. T.. ESQ p. m.
Market Street-Markee and Main
streets. Rev. W. T. Flcenor pastor: resi-
dence sol Market street. Preaching IL
a m and 7S0 p. IN. Young people .
meeting. % y. m
First Church-Fourth street between
James and Cherry. Rev. w. r Tavfor
pastor Services at II a III. and s n m
Morning subject The Church Re7,lefn-
hered and Preferred" Evening subject
Fools" Both sermons by Rev. n d
Proper. Sunday school 1880 y. m
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FOR RENT-Three furnished trousekeep-
ing rooms; $40 per month. 1923 Fifth St.
near Pike.
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Advertisements under the head OF Lost,
Found. For Sale, For Rent and Situations
Wanted will be inserted at the rate OF l
cent a word each insertion. Payment al
ways IN advance No advertisements re-
ceived for less than . cents.
NOTICEIThe business once OF the
Post-Intelligencer Is open until II 2. m;
Sunday hours, 8 a. m. TO p. m. ClaSsi-
fed advertisements will be received up TO
this time.
Advertisements will be received at
branch offices of the Post-Intelligencer at:
TACOMA BUREAU-1132 Pacific avenue
with Washington News Company, L. A
Harrison. Manager.
PRT TOWNSEND-French & Springer.
BELLTNGHAM BAY BUREAu-New
Whatcom. corner Holly and Canoe stS
0. II. Culver. Manager.
The following letters await advertisers
a. this office:
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African VI. Z. Church.

ZONES street African ". E chureh-i30
Jf,nes street Services. II a. N. and p.
N. Praise meeting. Z: 20 p. IN. Preaching
nv the Rev. J. ~ Fraser. OF the Christian
Alliance.
Rev Allen W Nhaiey VIII preach az
yo1ng SafIlraIists' hall on university
grounds az Il a. n. and p. m. Morning
st1bfect Christian Love" Evening sub
feet What Must the Courageous Cnris-
tian Leader ExpectT'
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Lutheran Churches.

English Holy Trinity-seventn ana no
Rev. Mr. Anda, OF Tacoma
German Lutheran-puwamisn , Mlsslqn.
Sanders hall below sweeney brewery.
Services e.3e every other Sunday.
NorweCl n Dam sh--Fourth and Pine
streets. s. r. Tollefson. pastor STUDY IN
basement Services. IL a. m ana p m
German Evangelical. lions congrega-
tfor-Freed's hall Ninth street, between
pine and Olive. Services, 1870 a. m ana
..3b =. IN.
swedish Evangelicai-Tntrd street, near
pike Rev Martin l. Larson. pastor.
-assdcnce f.21 Fifth street between Pike
ami Tnlon. Services. 1o:45 a m. and
p. m
f.arner utheran-Services In hall cor
ner Main and Twelfth streets; serves 3 ;
svery second and fourth Sunday OF me
month Al 5:ss p. nj. by the Rev. W. III.
Rehrens, OF Tacoma.
Rainier Heights Mlsslon-At Presbyter.
tan church Market street SERVICES az
.s5g ~ m every other sunday: Pastor.
= Rnappe residence. 1919 Tenth street,
assistant pastor. Rev. w. II. kurz, 1918
Tenth street
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ing subject, Auxiliary Of the Christian
Wonan's Board OF Missions. l. r >.
&. T.. So p. IA.
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Travel - a luxury in The rsala;ial cars
cf she Ere&s North Western line II Is tha
most popular lire be- ween s. PAM ara
CEica&o. The superb trains corre~~t}r,,-
v3gA AZ tranSeo0tinenta lines corStSs ~
Sleeping. dining. psrIor. buffet and ma
famous Compartment cars, heated ny
steam ard lasht~d oy T'tntsch gas All
connecting lire ticket agents sell tickets
ard make -esevs athens. or call or or al.
dress =. " Parker. Puget Sound Agent
81 k'roo. SzrSsct. Seattle.
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German Reformed church. Seattle
Seventh between Pine and Olive streets
Services al II a. n. and 40 p. m.
German Reformed church. Ballard-Post
street and Second avenue G. Graedel.
pastor. Services Sundays at II a. n.
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Unitarian Church.

Seventh. between Pike and UnSon-Rev.
J. Fl. Acton, d. D.. pastor. Residence
1907 Seventh street. Services. II a. m
BY the pastor. No evening service.
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cradle area OF the spring wheat region,
and where ii did not rain high ternpera-
ture prevailed. The Liverpool market was
quoted lad lower. oa account OF improved
French wheat prospects, II was said. but
more likely due to yesterdays weakness
here Business in the pit was of the same
local and light character that has pre-
vailed all week. but the slight improve
ment which marked the opening transac-
tons vas maintained and added TO. Sep
TENDER opened az from 70ssGo'sc. advanced
gradually 10 nssQnisc, and closed al 1fsc.
as compared with 7azsc at the end or the
previous days session. Rain in the South
west was also an unfayorable item OF the
days news.
Corn opened lower, but later picked up
TO within lac OF yesterdays close, out at
the end was sc lower on the day.
Oats were fairly active. September lost
&c on the.d day. closing al 2s7sq2ic.
An advance OF I0c took place in pork at
the opening. but IL was again down 10 yes
terday's closing price in half an hour
thereafter. and at the end was &c lower Tor
the day. Lard and ribs were also nrm at
the opening. and closed with the early ad-
vance Of the day all lost.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-July. sslsc: August. Wsc.
Corn-J1ly, 4nzc; September. 4ac.
cdtS-Juiy. 2i2ci Seplem per- -o's4-sc.
Pork-July. 81; September. sl2.iil2.
Lard-July, $50, September. sS.b2ls.
Ribs-July. sss5: September. $50.
Rye-50c.
Barlsy-a2c.
FIax-N. a.
Tsmothy-s5.eo.
Live Stock
Higher Eastern markets and better
export demand have helped the better
class OF cattle. and there is a 5000 out
look. Native beef steers were salable at
s.. 61n5.90 for poor 10 extra choice. few
selling under 81. or as high as $50; COWS
and heifers. s1.5064. 50; bulls. s203.5o; veal
calves. s2.25Q5.25; stockers and feeders,
s. 4oa3. 80.
OnIy about 1000 hogs were received.
Prices were strong at yesterdays ad-
vance. Heavies, 81. SQ5. So; mixed lots.
s4.90q5.25 common to choice light. Sass
5.15.
In sheep the demand was light. as is
usual on Saturday, and prices were I'M
changed. Inferior TO extra grades were
sold at 81 .5oQ5.25 with few good enough
TO sell above $50: Texans and Westerns.
s.. 1013.10: spring lambs. s3Q6.
Receipts-Cattle, 5000; calves. so; hogs.
10 900; sheep, 1900.
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THE MARKET REPORT.
PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

Portland. July 6--Wheat-Vailey, SIC:
waIla Walla. Acc per busheL
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Births, Marriages, Deaths.
In order to secure correct insertion OF
notices under these headings, the same
should be left at the business offices Of
this paper. No charge is made for such
notices.
Funeral notices resolutions or other
special announcements will be charged at
the rate Of 10 cents per line each inser-
ton.
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Total Sales.
The total sales OF stocks today were
ia. 800 shares. including: American Sugar.
Is. 500: American Tobacco. 400; Burling-
ton. $500; Chicago Gas. Is. 400; Distilling.
Is 500: l.. & w, 2l0o: y. Y. & y. E, TO-
100; Reading. $780, Rock Island. 1900; st.
Paul. $500: Silver Bullion Certificates. 1n.-
oao. southern r. r. s 400; u. s. Leather.
o, 80; Wheeling & Lake Erie. 300.
Flour.
Flour-Receipts, 400 barrels; exports
500 barrels: sales. 200 packages. Market
quiet and steady. except for spring pat
ents. which are weak. City mil! patents.
s4.75I5: winter patents. SS.@g4. 10; city
mill clears, s415n4e5:; winter stralgh,s,
Ss sol3s 90. minnesota patents. S3.900i: ex-
ira winter. $3.50: Minnesota bakers $50
4 20. winter low grades. s2-+5G3. spring low
grades. Sd250. Rye fiour-Quiet; sales.
2so barrels: superine. S.Sg4.l5; fancy.
t<GASo.
Wheat.
Vhest-Receipts. 900 bushels; exports
i4s 500 bushels: sales. ,eo bushels fl-
lures, 90 bushels spot. Spot firm. No.
. red store and elevator. 7324c; ahoat
747sc ?. o. b.: 75isc afoat. No. hard, Sa4c
> q D. aioat. Options closed SsG1ec net
advance: No. > red July. TAG: August.
-af7-sSsc: September. T4%075 u-l6c, closed,
7s7sc. December. 76iza77isc; closed. Use.
Hops.
HoQs-DuIl: state common 70 choice. old.
aG5c. 1894. SfSisc; Pacific coast, old, 3G53:
1S94. 5I9c.
Wool.
wooI-Flrm; domestic fleece. IsG2Sc:
pulled. la5e4c.
Metals.
pig iron-F1rm: American. SlL501IA
CoTper-Strong.
Lead-StronE.
Tin-Platcs. strong.
CoiSoe.
CoNee-Opt.ons closed firm a 1891 points
rrf ADVANCE: sales 500 hays. including
Ju,v. 50 salt -. October. si4Sr4iA7S. Spot
r.Tee-Rio. dull; No. :. i5i4c. Mid, quiet.
Sugar.
Sugar-Raw. firm; refined. 27sc; centrifu-
gal. = test, Sc. Refined, firm
Petroleum
Petroleum Steady: closed. offered az
{, Is
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FOR SAIIE,-'Cheap: two Homestead ~
liflquaShmeDts. on river, al county am
railroad crossing: good townStte fos.
mon: store ami posroffice now neefeds
1874 Third street.
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Grand eoSrfoy exhibition at Baseball
park. MAdlsoa street. today.
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Young Mems Christian ASS

Rev. ID. ]. Pierce, ID. D., of Seattle
University. viii address the regular meet
ing at the rooms, l4l7 Front street, TINS
afternoon at p. m. All men welcome
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BIRTHS.


MARTE1LL.-In Seattle. OH Tuesday. July
2, 1896, to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Il. Mar
tell, daughter.
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Salvation Army.

Barracks, corner Yesler avenue ana
South Third street-Prayer meeting a. m
Holiness meeting. IL a. m. Free and easy
p. n. A rouSlng meeting al p. m
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TODAY's WEATHER.

TODAY's WEATHER.
FNoRECAST FOR SUNDAY.
Portland, Or, July 6. 1876.
Fair: warmer.
r. g. PAGUE. Forecaster.
u, s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL-
TURE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
SeafTie IuIv & TSQ5
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The Young Woman's Christian Associa-
ton will hold their usual Gospel service
at their rooms us Third street. Sunday,
at ID. m. Preaching By Mrs. CharieS
Black. All women are cordially invited
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Observations taken at all stations at
r. m. 18th meridian time g p. m. Pacific
time). GEORGE n. SALISBURY.
Oherserver in Charge
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vanuelical Association.

German-Harrison and Birch streets
Rev. Aug Ernst. pastor, SO Harrison
streets. Services. IL a. N. and p. m.
Young Peoples meeting, p. m.
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legal req1ilresnellLS.
Exports and Imports.
The exports of specie from the port OF
New York for the week amounted TO $685.
600 in gold and 1868, $50 in silver. The inn
ports were Cod, sl23. $50: silver. $50. 1o4;
dry goods, s., 23 45S; general merchandise.
500 "a.