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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-09-09

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-09-09
Call for Volunteers.

THE CITIZENS SANITARY AND
u Relief Committee request that
all citizens who are willing to act as
Sanitary Inspectors, hand in their
names at once at the Office of the Com
mittee, at Carter & Kinney's Office, Fort
street. F. B. McSrOCKER,
Secretary.
Honolulu, September s, 1895.
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Board.

BOARD AT So PER WEEK-PRI-
ID vate fsmily-S4 Beretania street.
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Wanted to Board.

Turing THE QUARANTINE, A
~ limited number of persons can OBJ
tain board in private family. Close at
tention to sanitary requirements. Cen
trally located. Address sd" ADvER-
User office. 4092-3t
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For Rent.

- OFFICES, EN- SUITE OR
iia single, on the ground floor of
the premises formerly occupied
by the Daily Bulletin Company, on Mer-
chant street also the large hall on the
second floor of the same building. APP
ply at the Office of
VIM. G. IRWIN & Co., IIMIrRD).
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To Let.

A A HOUSE OF FIVE LARGE
81 Rooms and Kitchen at kawaia-
hao, first house below King street.
Inquire next door. 4O9l-3t
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Mules for Sale.

EINE MULES, 4 TO 6 YEARS OLD,
Il weight 1000 TO 1900 lbs, prime con-
dition, broken or unbroken. Cali or ad-
dress. r. I. MCCULLOUGH,
4OoO-2w Arlington Hotel.
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HOUSE TO RENT.

Ia ALMA COTTAGE ON WAL
81 XIX road. Rent $50 per month.
Apply G. HUSTACE, JR.
/" Tramcars pass door. 4014-tf
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KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Dec. q. Wheat-More &C
tive and slightly higher; No. hard. 54i2g
55c; No. red, nominally, e6aoIc; rejected,
40G 45c.
Corn-Act:ve and steady: No. mixed
22l@q22sc: No. white. 221-G229sc.
Oats-Stesfy; No. 2 mixed. nominally,
EG16c; No. 2 white, 16lsc-
ST. LOUIS.
St Louis, dec. N.-F9our-Ffrm but
dull and unchanged
Wheat-Cpened weak on the financial
decentralization in the east: soon became
steady on better buying and more reas-
surfing advices on the financial situation
but did not advance any. closing same as
yesterday. No. 2 red. cash, &c; Deem
Der. SS1sc; May. 574sG672.c.
CoFn-Dun with a few trades In futures,
closing al a slight advance over yester-
day. Spot stronger. No. mixed, cash
and December, Z3s.c; January, 23$ac; May.
25c.
Oats-FFtures quiet but steady. Spot
dun and unchanged. No. 2, cash and De-
cember, 1511c; May, 1870.
Rye-Dull: No. .32c bid.
Barley-Steady,
Receipt-Flour. 5000; wheat. 5000; corn
5000; oats 2, 600.
hipments-Flour. GOO; wheat, 1000;
corn, 40. 900; oats, 5000
NEW YORK.
New York, Dec. 21.-Flour-Receipts. II. =
tuJ DarrSlS, EXPORTS, Z,5b DaITeiS; weak
and duh, buyers being frightened by the
irregular5ty in wheat and finances; city
mill patents. s4.O0Gi35: winter patents.
50. i5G365; winter straigbts. s. 3tl73.45; win
ter extras, 81. 6563.O5; winter low grades,
s.. 10G2 so: shipping low grades, 81. sod26o.
Rye fiour-Duh; superfine, s2.5oa275
fancy, se.so629 %.
Buckwheat fiour-Dull. 8. 2oG1.30.
Wheat-Receipts, a4. 400; exports, g., 500;
No. I hard, &c. Options were generally
steady all ths morning with few reactions
being helped by steady cablers, foreign
buying, rumors of further export bust
ness, local covering and less kquidation
closed firm and unchanged from last
r1ght. No. red. May. 81 5-l6G647sc. CLOSED
647sc; December. 6S7s dS3s.c. closed 633.c.
COrn-Receipts, H02o; exports, 1890
Spot dufl; No. g 337sc. Options ruled
generally steady on the moderate move
meDt and sympathy with wheat, closed
partially Il cent higher. May, "a $3.50
34asc. closed assc; December. 3a24 a337sc
closed 337sc.
Oats-Reoeipts, $4,000: exports. 1900
Spot dull: No. . 2224c. Options dull, nom
fnal. closing unchanged; May closed 2ic;
December closed 22z.c.
Buckwheat-Dul1. 3es. 74olzc
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UNLOADING GOES ON
LONDON CONTINUES TO DUMP
AMERICAN SECURITIES
Opening of Business on the New York Stock
Exchange is Marked by Decentralization
Even Greater than that of Fridays
Closins-London Cables Show Lower
Prices, Though Better Tone-Lake
Shore Leads Break in RAILWAYS with
Seven Per Cent DecIine-Prices Fluctu-
ate Rapidly with Very Wide Changes.

New York, Dec. 21.-The trading az the
opening of sbuiness on the stock exchange
today was even more dernoraLzed than IN
the initial dealings Of yesterday London
cables showed lower prices, but reported q
better tone prevalnt al that center. Never
theless the foreign houses Continued 10
unload American securities and the de-
cline of values in the first quarter of an
hour was very severe and extended TO
per cent in Lead preferred subsequently
Cor,!age reacted % per cent. The decline
IN the leading railways was headed by
Lake Shore, with a break of 4 per cent.
The other Vanderbilt stocks also saSSed
sharply. The fiurrieS then Subsided and
prices took a turn upward D1sulliEs
and Lead improved per cent, Cleveland,
Cincinnati, Chicago and 81. Louis, Bur
lnston, Canada, Lake Shore and New
York Central / per cent.
The market was fever.sh throughout the
day and prices fiuctuated rapidly, the
changes being verywide. The announce
ment of the failures Of two small eX-
change firms served TO intensity the IN
settled feelin. the sales OF stocks under
the rule were made for their account
Consolidated Gas broke So per cent, 10
| IS5 per cent. rallied TO 1S9 per cent, reacted
to 1876 per cent, recovered 10 40 per cent
and closed at 1851 per cent. In the final
dealings there was considerable pressure
against the grangers and coaierS, which
closed weak az losses on the day ranging
up to 10 pe15r cent in Cordage guaranteed
The total sales were 314.59S shares, in
GLIDING 5000 Sugar and $3.50 in s..
Paul. Other sales were: American To-
bacco 1850; Atchison, II. 100; Burlington.
II. 100; Chesapeake and Ohio, 1850; Chicago
Gas, 1860; Distirers, 1910; Kansas and
Texas preferred 4.500; Louisville and Nash
vile, 5000; Manhattan consolidated, 400;
Missouri Pacific, 4,e00; National Lead g.
900; Northwestern, $500; Reading, $500;
Rock Island, 500; Southern Railroad. A.
100; Southern Railroad preferred $500; Ten
neSsee Coal and Iron, $500: Cordage. $3.50;
Leather preferred, Il, 400; Western Union,
| 6,OGl
The trading IN bonds today was IN
usually animated, the sales reaching 81
097,0G0. The trend of prices was sharply
downward and a sensational opening was
made in Southern fives which sold down TO
81 per cent, as against 50 per cent at last
nights closing. The bonds subsequently
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Rye-Nominai: western, A65c.
Bariey-Weaker: western. Sa45c: feed
ing. 23Qesc.
Barley maf-Easy; western, $3.50.
LONDON.
London, Dec. si-The weather has been
cold and damp during the past week
The wheat crop Is n = promising condi-
ton. In the market wheat for the most
part was quiet ard steady. White whats
were firm and not active. Russian and
Danubian have been hrmer- American
cargoes are Tow rather easter. whsle par
GELS are steady with more inquiry. Du-
lTth parcels. January and February de
livery. have been selling at SIS HID La
Plata shippers was qufet- The wheat
market generally was affected BY the ap-
proach OF the holidays and 4 disposition
Co await developments. Flour was quiet
and steady. In maize for consumption
there was a good moderate trade AZ firm
er prices. Mixed American maize. old
December delivery. parcel. was flrIner a.
Sd Barley was firm and oa-s slow.
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GENERAL MARKETS
KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, Dec. 21.-Butter-Firm;
creamery. Ie12ac; dairy, 14a15c.
EggSScarce, higher. 1910.
Hay-T4mothy. Slooc912-5O; prairie, 500
G7.50.
81. Louis, Dec. 21.-Buuter-Quiet and
unchanged.
EggSScarce and higher. 1910.
Whisky-Sl.2
Cotton ties and Observation-Disclosures
PORTUGUESE. $500 for old standard mess,
jobbing.
Lard-Higher; prime steam. s5.121zi
choice, 500
Bacon-ShouIders, Cboxed) SIS; longs
s5.12i1z; ribs, SIS; shorts, $50.
Dry salt meaits-Shouiders, (boxed) $3.50
longs, $3.50; ribs. $4.621z; shorts, s4-75.
Bran-Quiet, steady, 46c for sacked east
track.
Fiaxseed-Steady, ssl4c
Timothy seeds 00G3.+0.
Hay-Lower; prairie. $6.Ood9.00; timothy,
S. O0Ql4.00 this side.
NEW YORK.
New York, Dec. 2L-Hay-Firm-
Hops-Weaker; state. common to choice
1894 crop. 2i5G5c; 1885 crop, 4d4Iac; Pa
cific coast, 1884 crop, case; 1885 crop, +d10c
HideS-DulI; Galveston, 20d25 pounds
12c; Buenos Ayres dry, 20 pounds. 1Sc; Tex
sa dry, "A 70 80 pounds. 10c; California, 2
20 Is pounds, 15c.
Leather and beef-Quiet.
wool-Qu.et; domestic fleece, 1e922c
pulled, 19G25c.
Cut meats-Easy; picked hams. q
SIC.
Lard-Steady; western steam closed
$. 4G5.471z; December, s5.45. nominal.
Pork-Dull, lower; short clear, Sl0.15G
300; family, sS.5Gd1O.00.
Tallow-Weaker; city, 37sc; country, &c
Petroleum-Dull; United closed sl.31 bid
Rosin, tuTpeutine, rice and molasses-
Steady.
Cottonseed oil-Dull; nominal; prime
crude, 24G241zc.
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Dec. 21.-Bacon-Quiet; de
mand poor.
Beef-Extra India mess. rs Cd; prime
mess, SIS Sd.
Pork-Prime mess, fine western. SOS; dc
medium, ass
Lard-Quiet; prime western, 27s 3dj Re
fined, Gin pailsD is.
Rutter-Ffnest United States. e5s; good
Cos
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cent, New York Central and St LOUIS
second preferred SiA per cent, La Cieoe
Gas ga per cent and Tobacco SIS per cent:
The dealings for the week reached me
extremely large total of 2,253, go shares
The democrat ton in the prices OF raal-
way ard miscellaneous mortgages when
occurred during the week was aatrzput,
able to the same influence that donlihaiIed
the stock market. The deai11ss =,
unusually heavy and The depression III
prices was very severe in the issdeS nav
ing a foreign market. The tfaoIhS Ioi
the European account was very he]1 ~, ,.
The aggregate sales were $l3,o---vop- ct l -,e
greatest declines on the week are Nol-
dage frsts trust receipts 1872 per csIR'
Fulton Elevated firts 1874 per ceise, VIZ
cOnsin first trust receipts LIS per cei1l'
Kansas and Texas seconds, S12 Per cent,
I-2nsas and Texas fiISts 8 per cent, Atcn,-
sun adjustment tours 91l per cent, Atchi-
son adjustment tours trust receipts 81
per cert, Atchsson adjustment SECONDS
trust receipts IL per cent, Kansas CIty
and Pacific ffrStS and chesapeake ana
Ohio 415's 81 per cent, Southern hves s
r,e.- cert. Chicago and Northern Pacific
firsts trust receipts ~ per cent, Colorado
Midland firsts trust receipts, Wabash sec
onds and Texas Pacific hrStS Z per cent,
Texas Pacfic seconds, per cent, Union
Pacific Denver and Gulf firsts and Oregon
Short line skies trust receipts 6a per cent,
Oregon Short line conSol fveS trust re-
ce:pts ~ per cent. St Louis and South
western seconds. Rio Grande Western
firsts and Northern Pacific consols fives
6L per cent, Northern Pacific consols
seconds 8 per cent, Northern Pacific col
lateral trust skies 5%4 per cent, Northwest
debentures fives of 1909 per cent, La
Clede Gas fives 81 per cent, Toledo, St.
Louis and Kansas CITY first trust receipts
and Tennessee Coal firstS, Birmingham di-
vision 81 per cent, Savannah Western first
trusts receipts, PirtSburg and Western
firsts, Iron Mountain fves and Readin g
fiVeS Der cent, Reading trust receipts
6IA per cent, Reading first incomes per
cent, Reading seconds per cent, Reading
thirds ~ per cent
Government bonds ruled firm during the
greater part of the week and some issues
scored slight gains. Toward the close.
however, there was a. decided slump in
values, In sympathy with the general
weakness of securities owing TO the scare
New tours are down per cent, ffves IL
per cent, old fours, registered and coupon,
81 Der cent. The total sales were only
SjS 900. which goes to show that the panic
did not extend TO the government bonds.
Trading in silver certificates was in fair
volume and purchases were made at an
advance of l per cent over the final sale
of the preceding week Subsequently q
per cent of the rise was lost The trans
actions footed up $4,000.
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rallied to ss,s per cent, and closed at IS
per cert. Other leading mortgages also
ruled lower Toward the close there was
a stiffenirs IN values OF the speculative Is
sues Final prices. however. were con-
Siderably below yesterdays close.
FOREIGN FINANCES
London, Dec T.-The amount OF bullion
gone into the Bank of England ON BAL
ance today was 5000.
London. Dec. al--oGd is quoted at
Buersos Ayres today al 23i.5o: Madrid.
Ts2; Lisbon. "a: St Petersburg. so;
Athens. n: Rome, 1870; Vienna leS.
Berlin, Dec. 21--Exchange on London,
eight DAYS sight. - marks 40 pfenIigs-
Paris. Dec. 21--Three per cent reE1tes loo
francs. A. certimes for the account Ex-
change on London . francs, . cen-imes
for checks.
WEEK'E EXPORTS AND IMPORTS
New York. Dec. 1.-THE exports OF
specie from the port Of New York for the
week amounted 10 s7.I5l.5T IN gold and
se76 $50 in silver. The imports were:
Gold. slS7. 4s7: silver, seo.5g7: dry goods, s.
ga. Us: general merchandise. S.aSl. 6l9.
BANK CLEARINGS.
New York. Dec. 2i.-Bank cleanngs WIS.,
0es 40; balances, ios5s. Si2
Boston. Dec. I--Clea-ings, sls,6SS, 10 (;
balances, So, 40.
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO


Chicago. Dec. @.-Hog-Recetpts. 1900;
market dull. Fight. S.SelS-iS: mixed. So
G3.45: heavy. 22SG345.
Ca1tbe-Rece:Vts. Loo; market slow and
nominally unchanged.
Sheep-Rece1p<s. $50: market steady.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Dec. M.-Castle-ReccaptS
1850: shipments. $50: market steady.
Texas steers. s. SG2Je. stockerS and feed
erS. S2.10124a
HogS-Recetprs, 400: shipments. so;
heavies. s. 1oaS-4o mixed. $23GS-S; lights,
s. &G3S.
She~p-Rec4pts 80: shipments. loo;
marked steady; mu1tons, s. eoSyS>S.
ST. LOUIS.
St Louis, Dec. T.-Car1ie- Receipts. zoo
market steady and unchanged; business
small
HoSS-Rece4pts. 25ol: heavy. 0SeeSS. &
mixed, g n13+D: light. S.ISGS40.
Sheep-Recapzs, 30: market steady; IA
tsyeS mostly s. 4e4215
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GRAIN MARKET
CHICAGO

CHICAGO.
Furnished by r L. BOSTICK. COMMITS
sion Merchant, room 10 over Kansas Ma
tiOral bank
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,rc,,,i,.ng: March, sls.45; December. sla75

Including: March, S13.45; December, sls.a9
Spot coffee-Rio dull; No. Z, 1fzc. Mid
dull: Cordova, 1SqlS1zc.
Santos-tSeady: good average Santos 10.
500; receipts, 12,0G0 bags; stock, z29"p
bags.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at az pfennig de-
cline; sales, @ 90 bags.
Havre-Opened steady. unchanged TO 4
franc up; at room closed steady and un-
changed; total sales, $500 bags.
Rio-Steady; No. RIO II. $50; exchange,
ga pence; receipts, 5000 bags; cleared for
the United States, 5000 bags; for Europe.
5000 bags; stock, 90 600 bags.
Warehouse deliveries from New YORK
yesterday, S,647 bags; New York stock 10
day, PIC, 992 bags; United States stock d.
G.. bags; affoat for the United States,
264 900 bags; total visible for the United
States, SOL ,es4 bags, against 542, 654 bags las1
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CUTS SMALL FIGURE
MONROE DOCTRINE NOT A FAVOR
TIE AMONG FINANOIERS.

Very NaturaIIy-Their Business Being with
a Commodity which, While Being Valu-
able in Case of Actual Hostilities, Some
times Gets Rough Handling when the
Public Gets Real Patriotic-Review of
the Week in the New York Stock tx
change, Showing Declines in Stocks and
Bonds-Government Bonds All Right.
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COTTON MARkE +.
NEW YORK

New York, Dec. 21.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding. SIC; net receipts, Is bales; gross
Z. 225 bales; forwarded, 2,074 bales; sales
III bales, all spinners; stock. 1S7, 96i bales
NEW ORLEANS.
New Orleans, Dec. N--Cotton nominal
rniddling. 7zsc; low middhng, 7@sc; good
ordinary, 5-16c; net receipts, 12.Z1 bales
gross. 12 Oa5 bales; exports to Great Br1t-
ain, 49, 97 bales; France, $50 bales; to the
coutfnenn. 1858 bales; coastwise, LIZ
bales; sales, 400 bales; stock, 81, 1ss bales.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York, Dec. 21.-In the dry goods
market there was little or no demand Tor
onv class of goods. as the trade awaits
the culnltna ton of affairs in financial
circles OF Wall street. In fact, there was
no business doing. Printing cloths dull
at cents for spots or contracts; sales Tor
the week, 81, 600 pieces.
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COFFEE MARKET.

New York Dec. 2.-Coffeeoptions open
ed quiet with October and November 10
points higher and other months points
lower; business slack and local cables
featureless and spot demand unsatsfac-
tory: closed quiet at a decline of points
TO advance of points; sales, 5000 bags,
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Chicago Board of Trade

AS many complaints are coming TO the
Chicago Board of Trade showing that
persons intending TO deal in grain and
provisions through members of the Board
and subject to its rules and regulations,
are misled into dealing with persons or
firms who have no connection with this
Board, the public is cautioned against
dealing with such persons or firms, and is
notified that GEORGE +. STONE, Sec
rotary, will answer any inquiries as to
whether any particular person or firm is
a member of such Board.
GEORGE F. STONE, Secretary.
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SUGAR MARX EFT.
NEW YORK

New York, Dec 21--Sugar-Raw firm
fair refining, 3kG3Izc; centrifugal. 96 test
3I5G3 9-1Gc. Sales reported of one cargo
lava nrivate terms, ssadd to be bettel
than 3Iz cents for centrifugal, 96 test
Refined-Quier; standard A, 41zc; con-
fectloners a, 413c; cut loaf, SIC; granula1
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LONDON.

London, Dec. 2l.-Cane sugar-Qufet
nothing doing; centrifugal Java, rs ID
mqIscovado fair refining, los Cd
Beet-Opened firm and closed quiet; De
cember. los Cd; january, los I'D.
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A rrBtIc compliment never Offsets uri.
vate growL
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-19
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PERSONALS.

Hon. Geo. s. DowDlng returned, last
evening, from = trip 10 the metropolis.
Tom Wright, Of Union county, T.
among the ,egislative visitors Of the
city.
Rev. l.. A. Broaseau ,of Mount Tab .,
IL 10 TIE city the goesi Of Father J. ?.
white.
A. q. Woodcock. Of Eugene, was 10
the city today, registering al the VII
Iametie.
w. n. linus, editor 0f the kansT
Review. h Ia the city taking 10 the
iegislaturr.
FrAncls Fieb, of MedfoFd, vas .
saiem visitor today, aud registered At
the Willamette hotel.
gos~p1 Hmlib, of RaiBIer. Columbia
eosuiy. is guest ai the bone of is
nephew. Y. ~. CToissB.
Mrs. Geo. &. BrDWBell bas oofDs Up
fgom Oregon city and wilI Whit the lsE-
isleturs optlI A6loarbmsat
Sire. IsoteFt A. Miller came 10 from
Ogrron esfy this mOrning and viii visit
with fFisnds fOf few days.
Mr. and MrsL A. y. wheslsr. old time
Aaiesn peopie, have come ~ fTom Port
lAna fos visit wish frisDds.
Han. J. w. Fairbank, ~ the Puget
sausa ChAl1sqoa Assembly, arrived in
fhs city 90 shs nIoTuiaE Ioeai.
Mp. gahn n. Waldo. q the Waldo
ailis. is attsading llelagisiai0fs aHd
YlsisiBg frisnds fog sfss days.
a. w. Oisuy returned this aftssboon
fsosn = buaiBe-s trip 10 Eagens, 10 the
inissssa u shs Eiale insgraBes camp.
any.
g.R. Day. sdiiaf " the WoodbuTn
fnasIandsat, Telafasd lo that eaisf-
priaibe little bgfg on tbs Blefning 0ysg.
leud.
Win. Foof. u lhe Oregon hsdss Co,
futufnsd ou tbs iliglaasi ffoin IadlAn,
spade. led iiis iass,ily fsmAlnsa iH
fls easisfH eiiY.
Ma q. h. TlgsIa, siis " lis yos,es
ipgfsesnsaiiFs ffein WAsiiaeioa
eounig, = in ibs niy Visitor - ihs
sisssng u lbs isgiaisiafs
fesnsla ngsp lsfi lasi sFeains ~
fa@ysfs hsT, fsi ~ iLs pgfls@s n
piafsina , see siainp nliil ~ slli h.
siMsai hlasi 80 aaeefhs
a. q hgaaMs ssai - ufsNae Nig
gi.ls ans,sessa ~ iiss paiGsee a isasa
ias ubei iiss lssalsfis sfs o. sisfiins
; saekft slts slsss "a iRsi eiig
fisa q b iiieks u nlissstas, ls n
a. ~if hiisnaies ualfi A. b eas ~
"a Fieiss,l a. ii.s eilFsflss Hlsll aaas
!. its sstfnl ~ stssf sisttbsnaisa
iasslssis
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-19

Osi - tis isfiy tsg spIilsanls pbe
Wsss sssminsd lssi wost ~ tssnissl .
esrtineais., tlls fail0wisH ssfs sslosaue
fsi
fiRi gfads tgaiis a iisafy, fsslsit
assssa EIsds a "A shtSeas Miui'
ffad Matsss. Aignis 1lma a a..
ilgwsrnsss, - u Miss Ailos u ssek'
ga. n n isnwsn ~ asisis D. ~.
i.swis. a nilssfiep.
Tbifa sfsas n ifsHfliis y p 10.
dsg. Afsils Aillsfa Wsisse fgs ssslsa
u fslsaa 4 " hsas, iegsas AZ,
rtssk a Nsslssfa, ies fialey
- ais Afnsii, u nllFsites Asss nias
Hsasss nHlss Apias u fsgnsg, tsil
filsgi n nsisus
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-19

A. meeting Of the Ealsm Aisis
tensi sasocistioB. yesterday. the hnal
arraBgsmspt. Ssse Bsde for Dnio0
revival meeting, conducted by Rev.
G.. II. YsimaD the famous eysDgeiis
u New York City, commencing Wed
BssdAy. Nsrch 8. aud eooii1uing foT
eleven dAys,
The sFVlees viii h. beld 10 the FlEt
NJ y. church aud will bs under the
auspices u the First Methodist, South
salem Methodist. Congregational,
Christian, Baptist. Cumberland Pfesby.
tsrian, IDdspsndsBt Evangelical, Uni-
ted brethren and First Presbyterian
deBomihailOns.
There will b. tso services daily -si
$50 and 100 .. m, Rev Yainan
pFeaohing ~ both services.
Unlon prayer and blbis niestinEs viii
b. held 90 Monday evenings previous
10 the coming u the evangelist.
A COMMITTEES n tgsniy special Chris
tain woFksm will be- selected aud =
oAayAaa II inyiiAtion Will b. mads ogsf
ths whole oliy.
A chorus choir oi ~ least nfly y0ioss
gill b. oTganifsd fof Constant ssrYios
every night
A ssFiss ~ sgsolal nlasilngs is also "a
Ia hsld 81 Csntssl CbsIsl every sysS'
log this sesk ~ AL Hnd hs J. ~
liaFi.ss, t-,lh ofdalnsd minlsts - aud
saeas.siul sssBgsllosi sogksn