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The San Francisco call., 1897-05-14

POULTRY-Another car OF Eastern is in, selling
at 15c for Turkeys, So for Hens. So 90 for young
BOOSTERS and $4 so for old koosters
Local stock is dull and weak, with slight en- ahges
Live Turkeys, 13@l4c for Gobblers, ll9l sc Tor
Hens: Geese q pair, Sl@1 so: Ducks. IS 1908 20
for old and s 5O06 for young; Hens. $S@4 80:
BOOSTERS, young $6@S p dozen: do, old. 20 e0@4;
fryers, $4 50@6 q doz; Broilers, S4@2 ior large
and 81 1902 90 tor small: Pigeons, $l oO@l 70 q
dozen for young and for old.
GAME-Hare, nominal; Rabbits nominal
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FOR SAN IOSE. LOy GATOS 4 SANTA CRU7

CTEANER ALVIsO LEAVES PERI DAILY
- tSundays eAceptedl a. 10 A. NJ Avis, ~ .
Saturday excepted) at N. Freight and
Passenger. Fare between SAN Francisco and
Alviso soc; 70 san Jose. 75c Clay ~ PisS &
- ". santa Clara Sta San JosA
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SUMMARY OF THE AkkETs.

Tea advanced.
Silver higher.
Wheat Futures advanced
Other ereals u changed.
Bran and Middlings marked up.
Hay undisturbed.
Beans and Seeds dull
Potatoes firm. Onions steady.
Most Vegetables lower
Cherries pi omise a short crop.
Fruits generally unchanged.
More Eas ern Poultry in.
Butter easy. Cheese ana EGGS steady.
Provisions unchanged.
New YORK and Sterling Exchange higher
Bank OF England rate reduced.
Prunes dropping badly.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.

CHICAGO, ILL, May ID. - Provisions were
easier in early trading but recovered and closed
slightly higher. Trading was only moderate The
spot m arket showed some i'm provement. Receipts
OF hogs continue to be rather liberal.
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Money Easy in ENGLAND.

The Bank of England yesterday reduced its rate
OF discoun: from 21s% 10 2% This Is the frst
change since April z, and shows an easy condition
of money there.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

CLEANERS LEAVE BROADWAY AA-
- wharf, San Francisco, as follows: &38
For ports in Alaska, May l, 6. II, 16 81, %,
81 and every nth day thereafter, at 8 A. N.
For Victoria and Vancouver (B. C), Port Town
send, Seattle, Tacoma, Everett, Anacortes and
New Whatcom (Bellingham Bay, Wash.l 8 A. n
May 1, 8, IL. l6 u, 26 81 every fth day there
after, connecting at Vancouver with the c. P. R.
R., at Tacoma with n. P. r. p, at Seattle with q.
N. Ry., at Port Townsend with Alaska steamers
For Eureka, Arcata and Fields Landing (Hum.
ooldt Bay) Str. Pomona p. NJ, May 4, g. IL Ia
~, "a, % and every fourth day thereafter
For Santa Cruz Monterey. San Simeon, Cayucos
Port Hartford (San Luis Obispo), Gaviota Santa
Barbara, Ventura Hueneme, San Pedro East San
Pedro clos Angeles) and Newport, at 8 A. n
May 2. g. 10. IA. 18 "a 26, 30 and every fourth
day thereafter.
For San Diego. stopping only at Port Harford
(san Luis o6ispol Santa Barbara, Port Los An
geles. Redondo CLOS Angeles) and Newport IL
AN May 4, 8, 12. l6, 20. "a, 2S and every fourth
day thereafter.
For Ensenada San Jose del Cabo Mazatlan. l..
Paz and Guaymas (Mexico), steamer Orizaba no
a. n, June 2, and I'd of each month thereafter
The Company reserves the right to change with
out previous n office steamers, sailing dates and
hours OF sailing. Ticket ofice-Palace Hotel =
New Montgomery street.
0OODALL, PERKINS d CO., GenT Agents
~ Market ST., San Francisco
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OCEAN TRAVEL,
THE O. r. g. N. CO.
DISPATCH FAST STEAMERS TO
PORTLAND
OCEAN TRAVEL

From Spear-street Wharf at 10 A. N.
u pE(S12 First-cIass Including
IA 1CL $6 Second -class berth IL meals
SCHEDULE OF SAILINGS:
Colum bia. May 13, %, June p, IL
State of California May 1S, 2S, June T. IT
Through tickets and through baggage 10 nj |
Eastern pointA Rates and folders upon applca-
tion 70
F.F. CONNOR. General Agent
$50 Market street.
eOODALI. PERKINS & CO.. superintendent
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EXCHANGE AND BULLION
Yesterdays WHEAT MARKET

The following resume of the wheat market In
furnished by E. A. Bresse, Produce Exchange
grainbroker, 412 Pine street
SAN FRANcIsco, May 49, 1897.
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May-IsSI.

Norr-In tho above exposition Of the tides the
early morning tides given in the LEFT hand
column and the successive tides Of the day in the
order Of occurrence to time The second time
column gives the second tide OF the day, the third
time column the third tide, and the last or right
hand column gives the last tide OF the day except
when there but three tides. as sometimes
Dccura The heights given additions to the
soundIngs on the United States Coast SURVEY
charts except when a minus sign q precedes the
height, and then the number given Is subtractivs
from the depth given by the charts
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Tho Time Ball.

Tho Time Ball.
BRANCH HYDRoeRAPHIc OrFrcE u g ny
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE
SAN FRANCISCO. May 8. 1897
The time ball on Telegraph Hill dropped
exactly at noon today e. at noon of the l2Osa
meridian, or exactly at 3 p NJ, Greenwich time.
w. s. HUsHEs
Lieutenan. u N. in charge.
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POULTRY AND GAME.

lsc = doz: Eastern, 12A@lsc: Duck Eggs, 100
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Builders Contracts.

OOHGrdCVBs
Charles f. Fitzsimmons with William j. Field
all work except plumbing gas fitting and mantels
for a two-story building = line of Golden Gate
avenue. 200 e of Devisadero, c. j. Colley, archi-
tect: $3975
Johu Puckhober with William ]. B. Warner, to
erect a two-story building on corner of Railroad
and Eighteenth avenues, F. B. Wood architect;
$3569.
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
eTOCh AND BOND EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY, May 1872 p. n Z,
rNITED STATES BONDS
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MONEY IN THE COUNTRY.

According to a statement issued by the Treasury
Department at Washington. the amounts and de-
scriptions Of money in the United states on the
1st of May se7, were as follows:
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ATER FRONT NOTES.

Steam schooner Navarro IS still al the
Oregon Improvement bunhers, awaiting
orders.
steam schooner Augusta, Capt. White.
cleared Yesterday in The local customs
house FOR s. Mary island. Alaska.
w. H. BUSH. who has been acting as
freight clerk on the City 81 Topeka. VIII
leave on the next trip north OF the Al-ki
as purser-
Steamship city OF Puebia arrived last
night from san Francisco. Steamship
Umayiila Will sail this morning for san
Francisco.
Freight steamer Santa Cruz. OF the Pa
Ctfc Coast SEea 1ls1lp Company. sailed Isl %
Friday night FOR san Francisco with / foo
tons Of freight.
Steamer Portland coalcd Yesterday AZ
the oregon Improvement cunkers. She
VIII sal tomorrow for san Francisco wfth
freight and passengers.
Steamer City OF Seattle viii san tonight
tons Of freight. III head OF cattle and
about seven<y-tiye passengers.
Repairs on the Resale viii Ire completed
and the boat ready 70 resume acr r11n 20
Alaska points November l1. Er. erszFs-e "a J.
tcrattons are being u-adc. The dining room
viii b. on the ualD deck aft and from II
Will lead ten state rooms Saf-gTfe3-r-la.sg "a =
cen m0ia,ions are being hullt forward.
Steamship Cleveland sailed las. rfrbt f1~
san Francisco. A. cargo sac Rad s5]
sacks OF oats. 1s@ tons ~ barreled salmon
and some general nlerCha C4tss. Following
- . l.sE of FHe cleveland PASSENGERS
" =. Wakefield. g. ". CrcNsq Lanes
Murphy. Mr.. aad Mrs, r. {. Comfara. n.
g. Stone. NJ. O. LEX Mr.. ard Mrs = ~
Bowel Z = Thomas NJ 4 Ncrshsn
a Jewel EmUet. Sa3l@r. Jsrras Tf4acIf
Mrs Ea-WeI3. Mr and M-s Joan fsaasfaII
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TIE RAINTER-GRANp.


julius Calm. Portland.
II ". Aids. New York.
Z Hschf. Chicago.
Charles II. Hill Relo{t. Wis.
a z. Cnarlesworth. Detroit. Mich
r NJ Branch. Portland.
Walter @. Gushing. Minneapolis
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Hsber. Berlin
irwin Ayres. Oakland. Cal
Miss May Hanna. New York.
J. vs.. Treup and wife. Nelson, 3. c.
n. =. Hall. La Conner.
THE BUTLER
Mr.. and Mrs E O. Anderson. New York
Percy y. Palmer, Everett
J. G saunders. PORT Townsend
John Copeland, Detroit.
y. W Littlefeld, San Francisco.
L Mckenzie, Tacoma
julius MerZbach. san Francisco.
W =. Adams. Chicago.
Thomas f. Murphy. Cleveland.
L simmons. Whatcon.
". D. Mackay. San Francisco.
Charles Wilson. Vancouver.
H. W Kent. Vancouver.
NJ Mckillop. Tacoma.
W. e Dunn. San Francisco.
A F. Smith, New York.
Charles f. CGnney New York.
Leo Well. San Francisco.
Walter NJ. Harvey. Tacoma.
Phi JacobovicS. San Francisco.
r ". Jones. Port Townsend.
NJ Abrams. San Francisco.
=
II. Lorentzen, San Francisco.
Robert r. Galley, New York
T. A Dummetr. Portland
Miss Bath. New Westminster.
F. r. Sharkey. New York
F. L. Lillis, San Francisco.
j. Franklin, San Francisco.
T. r. Taylor. Portland
G. r. Beck. Portland
L Jacobson. Chicago.
T. P Eisenback. New York.
IT. W Bartlett Port Townsend.
Robert Firth. Port Townsend
Miss Adelina Roster. Port Townsend.
Miss Mary Firth. Port Townsend
Charles simpson. Port Townsend.
]. j. Massey. Everett
THE DTLLER.
N. X. Tvete, Arlington.
William Morris. Arlington.
q. c. Sill. Silvana.
J. s. Jameson, Edsnson.
David Rands, Wickersham.
G.. NJ. Levy. Spokane.
A j. Mofat. SnoquaImie
Mrs. Moffat. Snoqualmie.
James R. Wilson, Interplay.
NJ Norgans, Black Diamond.
W. s. Moore, Black Diamond.
8. F. Collensworth, Victoria.
". II. Martin. Victoria
A. Garrett. British Columbia
c. E. Cole, Blaine, Wash.
Mrs Cole, Blaine, Wash
Miss Edith Cole. Blaine, Wash.
Alex III KapStau, Blame, W ASH.
II. D. Jackson, Snoqualmie.
J. C. Donnelly. Woolley.
ID. NJ. Donnelly. Woolley.
W. b. Lowrie. Portland. OR.
John Young. Mount Vernon.
Joe harrington. Mount Vernon.
Philip Ashton, Mount Vernon.
Frank s. Fowler. New York.
BENJAMIN Madison San Diego.
James Gillespie. Coupeville
Mrs. James Gillespie. Coupeyille.
Master Laurin Gillespie, Coupeville.
r. D'Jorup. Coupeville.
BENJAMIN r. Townsend Index.
H. A. Burwash. Oak Harbor.
f. G.. English. Mount Vernon.
Mrs. English, Mount Vernon.
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Swedish-Corner Eighth avenue ard peu
street. Rev Ar.iraw SwartE. naxtor. ras{-
dence. 81 Dexter avenue. sunday SerNtcne
~ ia,se a. n au8 s2H =. ua sunday school
az 7S m. Young peoples PRAYER fffeeflrl.
80 : p. m. Prayer meeting Thursday even
lag at O'Clock Weekly meeting ~
Young Peoples S1ciety saturday evening
at ; o'clock All who understand tbe
Swedish language are cordially invited
Flrst-Fourth avenue between James
ana Cherry streets Rev. Eouis s Bower
man. psstors residence. ff7s Twentieth ave
nue. telephone. Brown ~ Owing q the
TessH3fue. services to-day utI hA hesa In
tra Chamber Of Commerce hau corner
Se-aa1 avenue and James s.r-et. Services
at 81 a. va and : 80 =, N Etble school 20
SIS % na- Cerwfn :. Shauk supsrlnfan-
& ~, Chvsssian Enfieavor Scctty az eN
D. ~ Morning subject "A sweet I4es- %
Evening sabtccf, 'Ha3est- fl3Tnacas. the
N4ty at Fear" All are cordially invited
Market Strret-C>oFucr rwen tg-foagta ax-
eaae soash sad Main ssreet Rev. Thomas
t-sItW p. H. n. pastor. Services GA = tr-
eR$ AZ u a. 90. and 20 = M Young ped-
f.e-s ~-es~tV 'artstian Ent.raNcr ar j. B.
- PRAYER me- ttAE every Thursday
rteHtHr at Sunday Srheal az r s.
81 81 NorriuE s8hirct, Would Thar All
ihe f-orts Feeole Were F-ophefz~ Evsa-
rig sattect. Moses shifting tha Rock-
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FIRST gizsfor-fn Wards hall. George
sown. South Seattle. Preaching AZ D m
Renson caarch-Rev George r. Whit
worth D. D.. pzSor. Services at ; ard
IN p. n. Union Sunday school al II a n
FIRST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fourth ave
me- arad Spring street Rev. A L. HuEcni-
son. u. D.. PASTOR residence, SO Spring
street
Wessh-Severth avenue and Olive street
Rev William Davis. pastor. Services at
f1s8 a. N and 30 2. n. Sunday school
a. .. IA. Class nrseting "Wednesday al
TO ?. n.
Second. North seattle-Third avenue
rorth and Harrison street. Rev. ". A
Ma}or. pastor. Preaching az Il a IA ard
30 p. n. Y. P. s c. e. s.ss p N. Mid
week meeting. Thursday az 10 p. n.
Calvary Church--Rey. BENJAMIN Parsons
wit supply the pulpit during the absence
OF the pastor. Rev. Donald Ross. Services
at II q. III. ard 81 p. m Sunday school
AZ noon. Prayer meeting THURSDAY even
ing at 8 o'clock. Y. K. 5. c. K. at go
q, "a.
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Lutheran Chnrrhe..

German Lutheran Duwamish Mission.
Sanders ball below Sweeney's brewery.
Services NJ $50 every other Sunday
Nafwegian- panish-Fourth avenue and
Pine street. :. X. Tollefson. pastor. Study
Ia basement. Services at II a. m. and
D. m.
German Lutheran-Se Services IN hall. cor
ner Main street ard Minor avenue. Ser
vices every second and fourth Sunday Of
the month AZ 7is p. III. by the Rev. W.
~. Behrens. pastor.
German South Seattle Mission-In hall
near postoflicc. Sunday services every
? D. m. Sunday school every Sunday at .
p N Pastors, T.. kuappe, lois Howell
street. w. II. kurtz, ioeo Howell street
Germaa Evangelical Lutheran lions
Corner Tenth avenue and Stewart street
Sunday school, $50 n m Sunday services
az lo.A a. n. ard 3;M D. m Bibalstunde.
$50 aud JugenaVcretn. $50 Thursday
evening. Choir practice. Tuesday. $50
p m.
German Evangelical. Lutheran. ST
Jonas Congregation $3.50 Sunday services.
corner Market and Main In Rainier
Heights Baptist church every hrst and
sunday school. every SUNDAY m y m.
Chhdrep's singing practice every Friday
at $50 p. n.
Holy Trinity. EngIish-Corner Seventh
avenue and Union street. Rev James +.
keates pastor residence. 5o4 Pike street.
Services TO-DAY az N a. m and : IN n ~
sunday school az t2.Sa n N. THIS mora
ing there VIII be a Rcforma ton sermon
No evening service, SIS aN Iutheran
churches unite tn a service az Rsrke,s
hait Luther League on Tuesday evening.
swedish Evangelical - Third avenue
near Pike. Rev. Martin l. Larson. mas.
tor residence. isI Fifth avenue. on St,n-
day. services TT i0.m "a. m and % m
sunday school. y m, and BIBLE class or
prayer meeting az p n. ON Thursday.
services AZ q. NJ. The Cent Society y,1ests
a. : e. D.. the first and third Tuesdays of
the month.
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Catholic Churches.

Church OF the Immaculate - Broadway
and Madison street Rev. A Diomedi.
pastor. Rev. A TrfyelH and Rev. j.
Nicholson, assistants Conducted by the
JeSutts. Low masses 81 a. m and SsIS
q. m High mass al 1880 a. m Sunday
school al I'D p. N. and evening service
IL I'D
Our Lady Of Good Help-Third avenue
south and Washington street. Rev. +. y.
PrefOntaine, pastor Low mass. a. m. /.
nigh mass 1870 a. m; benediction. %
J.. m.
Sacred Heart-sixth avenue and Bell
street Conducted by the Redemptorists.
Rev. Joseph a. Kautz. c. IS. r, pastor.
Low mass with sermon. a m. high mass
Win sermon. 1879 a. m. Sunday school.
~ ?. m. vespers. sermon and benedic-
ton. 80 D. M
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MARINE NEWS.

HOQUIAM. Oct. 29.-Sailed from Hoaui-
am-Sch Azales, for Guaymas; sch De-
fiance (maiden trip. for Melbourne; schs
Dora Bluhm and w. +. Jewett for San
Francisco. Sailed from C0smopolis-Str
Del Norte, for San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 30.-ArTived-
Sch Western Home. from Coos Bay, str
Wellington. from Departure Bay; str
Humboldt from Seattle; ok George F.
Manson from Seattle. Salled-Str Column
bia Astoria; str Arcata, Coos Bay; sh FL
well. Seattle: sh Columbia, Departure
Bay.
SAN DIEGO. Oct 2s.-Sailed-Sch VIII
liam Renion, for Seattle.
ASTORIA. Oct. 29.-Arrived-Br Blk Bon
Avon. from Hiogo.
SAN PEDRO. Oct. 2.-Sailed-Sch Me-
teor. for Puget sound.
PORT BLAKELEY. Oct. 27.-Arrived-
Bktn Northwest, from San Francisco.
YOKOHAMA. Oct. 2s.-AErlved-Sh Eu-
reka. from Oregon
NAGAsAKI. Oct 2S-Sailed-Br blk
Whinlatter for Puget sound.
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ST. Paul's Chapei-WaTren avenue ano
Republican street. Rev. Llonel a Nge IA
charwe. Sunday school al s.so D. H. sstS-
ice with sermon At u a. M
s.. Maryss-w woodland Park Rev. n II.
6sowen In charge. Service and sermon al
D. 10 Mr. Wilbur 5. Lewis. lay reader.
Take Green lake car, get on al " ihsio"
station.
s. sfcphen's--Rallard. Rev. +. r Hy-
land. rector Divine service every Sunday
a. II a. N. and 80 p. N. The hoy COM
rnanfon Is celebrated on the nrst ana
third Sundays OF the month, on me hrst
Sunday at IL a. No.. on the third SUNDAY al
SO a.. IA.
St. Clemsnt's-Twenty-fo avenue
south, near Yesier way. Rev. George bnz-
zelle rector. Sunday school, " a. M
Morning service and sermon az II ociock-
Evening service and sermon. l.Se CLOCK.
Celebration Of he Holy Communion on
the first Sunday OF every month az III a.
M and on the third Sunday OF every
month az ) a. N. Service every friday at
1.Se p. m
Trinity Parish church-Corner Eighth
avenue and James street. Rev. n. IL.
Gowen. rector Holy Communion, 80 a:
M. Morning prayer iitany ana SERMON. II
m. Rector's Bible class az 10 a. m. IN
choristry. Morning prayer, h{any ana
sermon. u a. n. Evening prayer and ser
mon. $50 p. M Sunday school, $50 a. m
BROTHERHOOD of s.. Andrsw meets a.
y m. Morning subject. Elijah on Gar
mel-Jehoyah vs. Baai." Evening subject
''Caitsi 10 BE saInts" Special All Saints
day music and decorations.
st Msrk.s-H8Tysrd avenue, one square
norm OF Madison street and broadway
Rev l.. r. u. Ltwyd. rector. Residence
lsA Denny way: telephone, Lake col
Services ~ s aud II "A. m. and $50 p. m
SUNDAY seaooi az 9:45 a. N. Young peo-
nfe's services at ESQ y. m. In the even
lne the pastor VIII give the fourth Of q
series ~ sermons on themes OF interest
ia young men Morning subject. 'Nicart-
ouS life" Evening musical service al
lta o'clock. Seats free. All are welcome
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The following Is the programme OF the
Lutheran Reformation Festival TO be held
in Ranke's hall this evening. commencing
az 7:50 O'Clock:
PART T.
Music. Priests March" from Men
delssohn's alfalfa" ..............
1890. .-.......... .WagneT's orchestra
Anthem. Praise the Lord" by w. II.
PontiuS -.---..---.- $500 .--...-..Chots
Scripture Lessons and Prayer.
Hymn. a Mighty Fortresss' first and
second stanzas. Choir and audience
Address How Luther Became a Re
former ...-...-.-,....-Rev. z. knappe
Hymn. "A Mighty Fortress" third and
fourth stanzas ...... Choir and audience
Address. The Lutheran Faith.
................-........Re Rev. NJ. l.. Larson
PART IL
Music, "Gloria," from Mozart's
Twelfth Mass" Wagner's orchestra
Anthem. by the Rivers OF Babylon"
by Charles II. Gabriel. Choir
Address. 1.-THE Mission Of the Lutheran
Church in America. Rev ]. F. Beates
Anthem. .'Exalt the Lord" by Charles
Five minute speeches In various Ian
guages.
Hymn, Now Thank We All Our God"
..................-.....C Choir and audience
Lords prayer and benedietion
Music. overture. Verdis "Nebuchad-
neZzar" ....-...-.... Wagner's orchestra
No charge for admission. but an offer
ing viii be received TO defray the expenses.
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HOTEL ARRIN AIS.
TIE NEW ENGLAND

THE NEW ENGLAND.
r 6. Furin. Spokane.
". Green. Spokane.
J. -. TscksaerTs. Fo-l and
NJ Mckenzie. Po~c Blakelev.
Sen AacS&y. WIlkeS
y Bradley. Lltcic Valley MIN
g ". Mason and wife Crss-1 r,f
y p Thornton. CTeed Col.
q. j. Mcconnell. Greed. Col
james Dlnnee1. Olympia
George Elliott Qlywn.a-
Fred Mcmillan. Miraeaoaf.z
T. 2 Cough, Sa1 Francisco.
W r. Cruss.ey. S&z FRANCESCA
A Mcconnell san F~an~as~7
J. 7. Kelly ara @ifs. Sz1 ErzaasS-a.
r = Gross. san Francsaca.
William Rat1ipA. juneau.
? " Mark1s. juneau.
WIlham Ulrlck. City,.
George " Atkins. City.
J. J. Graft Bosscz-
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Evangelical Association.

Corner Birch and Harrison streets, near
Cedar street car line. German preaching
every Sunday at II a. M. and y. m
Sunday school $50 a. m. Young people 5
Wednesday and Thursday at 7b D. m.
English Sunday school every Sunday aft
ernoon at the new mission. corner Of Roll
In and Harrison streets, at go, followed
by Gospel sermon. Mission Sunday
school in Ballard corner Wilbert street
and Second avenue. beginning at D. m,
conducted in the German language Aug
Ernst. pastor, $50 Harrison street
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salvation Army

No. hall. corner Pike street and Third
avenue-Capt. GIN and Lieut. Gardner In
charge: a. m. knee drill; II a. m. holi-
ness meeting: p. m, family gathering;
p. m. Free and Easy
No. 1 hail. corner Second avenue south
and 1esler way-Ensign Barnhardt and
Lieut.. Watson IN charge: g a. M knee
drill. IL a. m. Holiness meeting: D. M
family gathering. 2. m. Free and
Easy"
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

THoM-The funeral of Gustave A. Thorn
will be held at Bonney & Stewart $
chapel at O'Clock this afternoon, under
the auspices of Evergreen Lodge, No. IS.
A O. L. W.
BAKER - The funeral services of Theo-
dore Anderson Baker, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs Charles II. Baker, Will be held this
afternoon at O'Clock at the family resi-
dence 1916 Queen Anne avenue, Rev. j.
p u Llwyd officiating.
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Socie.y - lisuncry rasets SUNDAY sf,e--
rcan A. o'clac& Masonic tsr-~se s9.
grancs On Secaa8 avenHe Sears frae
k.verg Saresy evening az 80 o.rlf~k =
sg5rl.,zas meeting MI ~ hela in r.a "a
Mas aasA Marion s.reec. sefWeea Elrzr
and Second avenues Pattern. 50
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Then~nnhx-

Occult services tonight, Red Mems hall.
free.
TheOsophical Society. Amanda Lodge
meets Sunday a. n. m. at li05 Third ave-
hue, near Spring street. Lecture by DR.
y. r. de Clifford on india and the
Fakirs."
Seattle Theosophicai Society. room a.
Hlnckley block. Sunday. simple talk on
IheoSophy at j p. IA Lecture a. p. IN.
on Ancient and Modern Astrology,h bv
.. 4. Mason.
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer.
TATOOSH, Oct. 81 p. n--Baroneter,
50.e2: clear; wind east, Il miles. Inward.
a Sch 3:IS p. m.
CIAIIAM BAY. Oct. 30.-Ciear: calm.
NEAH BAY. Oct. s9--Clear; light north
east wind.
PORT ANGELES. Oct. 3a.-Barometer.
81 10. clear. calm.