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CONGREGATIONAL Churches.

Firt-nelevu. Services at Il O'Clock; Sunday
school 10 O'Clock.
We, Seattle Halter school house. Rev Georg.
kindred pastor Services II a m, II m and
p m Prayer and Bible study p. IN. Thursday.
Krnand-sunday services at II a. m. and D. m (;
y p 5. {. r.. ?. N. Sunday school at y noon
Pymouth--Corner Third svcnue and University
street In absence # pastor Rev 7. T. wood. late
of saratoga. Cal. viii occupy pulpit morning and
evening.
TAYLOR church Taylor sreuue and Thomas street,
Rev, Alfred Raven. Pm n. pastor. Services
II A m. and 70 p.
German CougrcsRtiouAl-s seventh avenue, between
Pine ard olive. Services at II m. and q. IN,
alternately Edmund Gfieh. pastor.
FIRST Columbia cts. Rev. Frank u whitman
pastor Preaching At IL and 70 o n. sun
day school. 10 70 a. IN. Christian Endeavor. %
. n
University Thoma. e. wl,weu. minister. sun
day service al u g. IN. and - ? m. church school
u 70 .. M. y. + 5. c. H.. 70 p. paper
meeting A. 80 p. m
Green Lake Rev r. G Lswi, pastor Meetings
hold iu tHe J. % q. r hall Regilaf services At
% N. ana % O. ~ SaBlay school at y o glock
pTstse meetiaE AZ Z rs 3 m.
Edsosatsr- Ret J. T. Nichols. pastor Service.
at IL M. ard q N sgnAay school at LAS
g. n Y. r, e. e D. ~ p. n. Junior !. T. ).
G. ,. FRIDAY Afternoon a. 10
Pilgrim Belmont prenp. Ard Ess, Harrison
sturt Rev y. L. Smith. pastor Services today
o. "a a. To- sol % .. VI. sunday sha3. y l5 9.
m. + = G. >. go , 10 pa}eI meeting
Thursday, % . IT. Everyone Welcaufs
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No haiI-Coyner Pike street and Third avenue.
Can't Gin and Lieut. Gardner in charge; a. m.
knee drill: Il a. m. holiness meeting: p. m. fam
lily gathering.
No. / hall--Corner Second avenue south and Yeser
way Ensign Bernhard and Lieut. Watson in
charge; =. m knee drill: Il a. m. holmes, meet
ing: p. M. family gathering; p m. free and
easy"
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JoBBIyo QUOTATIONS.
Jobbinr quotations today vere /. follows,
SuRnr, rIour md CoNee.


s,g,r r,o,r ara Cor..
e,s.,- cr,s., :, - ~. -,,.. 49,. 4, ~,
ssi -, ~ unls. s ~, u w n.s
CO.. miees
rlo mn,,, s'-ra'en, tseenenf' W. Snsshy q:
per lo p. n u y saehs; eorn meal white. u ~
r., mo ". " a.N ,aefs hnek~sss, Tow; nn s Re,
~" r., f" vs. " YIN saess cfaeh'd Ehss,; v .
rsr lo " 10 ion sa.ksi fanns. VS. per J" r'
isnev rotled oass /, % psp NJ, n n .,rp. corn
meal. yellow. s. y rev III. in IN sacks: com
,,, ss w." eo,r PEI go, r., IN sc $500
cracked rhrnt I, psr hi n sn sachs; steel IN,
e ssp'esl, ~ "a, ner ~. N ss,", s.ssam nour;
rer MI n b. X saels ~ meal, urs per Mi IN
stem seets. yve eegr Il ~, h,Je fsnrv rol,.d ost.
fsen net btu, s. 70: fancy rolled oats. 70 n sacks.
ihn., ,oiiea cats. Per case 49, rice. douies'
Y. ssp 100. ,atonh@s w., ~,.,,
"ntsass.ssp a" 81 PER ", |tasss Jazz pe'
w 80 NC" 10 enoies per 10. htsissc,
1900 Nf'mcke. w ~, ,stss. per e~t, w =;
IN I'm cH,s., p.r sw., M8. sn cases. per sst,
49, ~. ,ns pe' ,s M "sci sess' s1e:
r-n,,, sor.s ietsoaie. rinn ia. a., ,s IN. s,1 81
rSs. 'nm
Butt-r. Cheese. Eur, ana pou,,rx
$50 hsneh. oc nni faney nhry N sausre,.
80, Waahnsfon rreameries ! % and no prints.
MAJ Eastern c,eamerr, 22age
Chess s Natrs Wsshinsten ealoc; Eastern. ii9
* hall shim osrese iRsc
ttasc
fshl,'Y.iave ehie@n' i2si'e; i've turkey. lie;
dressed turkeys, h~lhs' dhcka. ti@5 per dozen.
geese, 100
Nuts.
Npnn'' nrr w. 'afm' t@l'ci Eastern black wa>
hnNh ~ Nf'NN, M hl.eF's. lsri Hratiis isc;
r.ssa,s &C. pns sc hickory ies eoco.nut. p.,
oasen, pe' ehsetnu's vi Italians. iae; popcorn. Sc
Inv. Grain ana r~.a.
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NEW YORK. June Z3--Thr imports of specie nj
the port Of New York for the week amounted TO
saO go in gold and 4667 in silver
The exports Of specie from the port OF New York
81 055 $40 in silver.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


LIVERPOOL, June n whea, Spot. Arm; No
J Northern spring a. 5ai M. ! California g. sais
8 Al Futures. fam July. Is sd. September g.
aAr. December nominal
Com Spet ftm; American mixed new Is a. Do
.d 'a a. Futures. firm July. Is ! j; September
F!uu' St Louis fancy. steady s. n
Ciostng Quotations
LIVERPOOL. June = Wheat strong. No I
ua0aard California. e. Al wheat ana aoar In Pafi,
steady
Hops.
LIVERPOOL Iune rS Hon fr,io, fr,..is-
c.ast.. steady. A. llsSGs Is
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First Christian ohurch-Eishth sveuus and Eel
street Rev. II. II. Lingenfelter. pastor. Services.
II a. m. and ; y, Morning. The Sacred and the
Secular" Evening. The New Paeanism.
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SAN FRANCISCO June q wh-at AMI barley
e-,ef sfvrt vhef' tts--"~ s'a' hsvler. Armiy held
eats. arm spo, quotations we're
srt .~ ... ..4ce Siiti mill.
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. June c.-whes,, ito higher Blu
stem. Gtc: club. So.
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Necfs Tttfd avenue snd Wall street Adirc.a.t
ard lrrfures "a The Rendine - ibe Vel and
Golden Boards Silver socket" sernrls . and
20 m
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And Theosophical Society in America The Mental
Science convention holds oreu session morning ant
evening in Rankes hall. The public are cordial,
Invited
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Theosorhicsl Society. Amanda IodTe-Meets 7 ~
p, m. at Ills Third avenue ''Theosophy in Daily
Life" by Mrs II. Randolph.
Queen City Tbeosophicai Society In America
Sunday evening at O'Clock A. O. Z. W. hall.
Pioneer block Subject. bible Emblems." by
Mrs. L. NJ. Parke.
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7.lsc: November, Z DC; spot Rio easy; No. in
voice. SC; Mid quiet. Cardova. stssl34c
suGar-Rsw. strong. fair refining. &c; centrifugal.
20 test, DC; reaned. nrn; granulsted. 57Oc; cut
loaf, el1c.
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Unitarian.


First Unitarian church Seventh svenue near
Union. Rev W. n Simonds. minister. Service
and sermon at II a. m. Subject, "Old Creeds and
New Truth" Sunday school, l2I5 ?. m.
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Loe1l rrPos' MAtim1a fsnlersi4fs .. mlniznun
ts7npcfstsse IS nean ;suGert.srs. - Ss rain
has fallen fgriuE 'te past 3 hoIrs. "a. 20 fresh
vtat 20 nugihweet winds. weather partly cs1Ay sAa
r.e4stCt
GEORGE y SALISBURY
se-t8aa Di5eei9f WestAes Bafsaa
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German Corner Tailor Avenue and Harlem stree,
Rev. Wtinetd. pastor The sunday school will
celebrate Chldren's day o. ib15 =. n an inter
esting programme has heou arranged
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THE WEATHER.


Portland or TFae ~ isn
fnrress'ug rout.urfs auf probably fhores r7aier
UNITED eTATFA DEPARTMENT rP AgRf.
CULTURE WEATHER UrHEAU.
DAILY III tlEriN
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Methodist Episcopal Chu,
CoIored Baptist Mission.

Battery Street NJ f. church-Corner Third are
aue and Battery street
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= S. "CLEVELA%D" MAS the arst
steamer sailing direct from Seattle 20 ar.
rive at Nome. Operated ~ Pacific Clip
per Line, s22 Figst avenue
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Christian Adventists church-Rev. william Chap
man. pastor. Prayer. l0l5 q m. preaching. II
q. m. Sunday school. Il 30 p. r.
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FREE dancing lessons TO all ladies q
good social standing; also low rates LOT
gentlemen now at our opening; dancing
classes Tor beginners IN Waiting, lND-
step and all the very latest ballroom
dances. both Monday and Friday eve. *
Sp. m, Wilson's Dancing School. TANKS
hall Pike street aud fHth hyenne
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Catholic Churches.

Church Of the Immaculate Broadway and Madison
street Rev. A Diomedi pastor: Rev. A. Triveni
and Rev j. Nicholson, assistanta Conducted b.
the Jesuits
Our Lady n Good Help-Third avenue south and
Washington street. Rev. +. Y. Prefontane, pastor.
Low mass. a. m: high mass. 10 80 a, m. bens-
dction, 20 p. m.
Sacred Heat-Sixth svenne and Bell street Con-
Quoted by the pedemptorists. Rev Thomas Brown,
pastor Low mass. with sermon. a. m, high mass,
with sermon 10 30 a. m. benedctlon. 20 D. m
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1ODAY'S CHURCH SERVICES

Hereafter the PostIntelieencer viii allow eve
lines in formal church notices free Of charge. For
every line over five there will be charge OF Is
cents This rule will be strictly adhered TO.
Church notices must be in this office not later
than 80 D. M. Friday.
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Receipts and Shipments.
Closing Quotation

On the produce exchange today the hit.ter market
was firm. Creamery. b@isc; dairy. lsdleic.
Cheese Steady. s4dslc
Eggs-Firm; fresh l0,c
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Church Of the scui-Odd Fellows hall. corner
Second avenue and Seneca street. John w. Hsnley.
pastor Entire evening devoted To ballot tests and
spirit messages. Names given In full
Seattle Spirltunlists' ssociaton-Masonic Temple
corner Second avenue and Pike. MIS-. Lena Clifford
pastor. Chidrens Lyceum, l0i5 a. m. Mediums
meeting. 2 y. m. Lecture Mt 30 p. m, by DIR,
Olivia. Of India. Subject, The Science Of Reiug
and Reproduction Of Life" Tests.
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Lutheran Churches.

German Lutheran missouri Synodl-Rev. II. Boil
Sunday school, . 80 n. m. Services 10 30 a m. at
Tenth avenue south and Main street.
Norwegian Danish-Fourth avenue and Pine street
Rev, Il. A. Borrevik. pastor residence 1854 Seventh
avenue. Sunday school at . 80 a. m. D.; services at
II A. m. and y. m.
Swedish Evangecai-Third avenue, near Pike
Rev Martin L. Larson pastor; residence iT03 Belle
vue avenue. Sunday services at 10 80 q. IN. and 8
2. m. Sunday school. y m prayer meeting. D. m
Holy Trinity, Enslsh-Corner Seventh avenue and
Union street. Herman A. W. Young Il D., pastor
Morning service. II a. m. evening service. y, m
sunday school, 10 a. m. Luther League, Friday,
p. m.
German Evangelical Lutheran. Zions-C Corner
Terry avenue and Stewart street. Rev. f.. Knsppe
pastor; residence IN rear Of church Sunday school
at 80 a, m; Sunday services at 10 80 a. m and
; 20 %. m.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. lure > Whrst-FHm and higher.
although sdrAncr N frcights "a taking part n thu
rise wAna wsnA, eoatlc, valley, sassic, blue
stem, &c
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Tesa. & Pacific 49,. ISL Preferred ...... %
Union Pacific ........iss
Total sales, 243 100 shares.
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Meet, every Sunday Vt p m. Thursday evening
and Friday At .. m.
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Meetings held in basement OF 100 Washington
street entrance alley between First south
and Occidental avenue every evening at as o'clock
Public cordially invited.
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Episcopal Churches.

St. stcphens-Balard. Rev. r. r. Hyand, rec
tor Divine service Sunday at II q. IN. and 7 20
p. m.
St Lukes-Renton. Services on second and fourth
Sundays Of the month at p. m. with sermon by
Rev II. II. Gowen.
st. Marks church-Harvard avenue and Spring
street, Rector. Rev. J. p. ID. Llwyd Services
at II A. NJ. and 8 p. m Morning. The Law of
Spiritual Variation" Evening. "A Recent Dis
course on Divine Judgment"
st. Paul'.-Corner Warren avenue and Republican
street Rev. VIM. kemper. rector. Sunday school,
si5 4. m. Morning prayer and service, II q. m.
Evening service at 80 p. Bishop Barker will
ofaciate at morning service
1T. Clemcnts-TEenty fourth south and
Washington street. Rev. George Buzzelle, rector.
Holy communion at a. m. Sunday school 10 a. m.
Morning prayer and sermon. II O'Clock. Evening
service, O'Clock.
Trinity Parish ehurch-Corner Eighth avenue and
lanes street. Rector, Rev, II H. Gowen serv-
ices, Z 30 and II IN. and 20 n. m Morning
sermon by Rev C. II. II. Bloor. Of Philadelphia.
Evening sermon by rector.
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Meetings sunday and Tuesday afternoons Al 70
oTner Third avenue and Madison street.
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No loo-Room 40 Hinckley block. Public meeting
Sunday, at p. m. Subject. The Era Of Saul. y
Lotus group for children. il a. m.
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EMPLOY NENT WANTED go FEMALE


WANTED Position by respectable ma.
dlc-aged lady ~ Mime apoiis. MILL
housekeeping. private house OF n9,ss.
care 81 invalid. dreReFmak king; capAnls
and experienced, giFe feieTnaees, pt.s"
fare paid. Mira. NJ. Lhugaiin, HAN
non Court. Minneapolis. -
WANTED-In city. by good. seV.as
woman position aa WORKING noussAss4
er IN small family # adults, % ", ~.
Keep house far invalid good f91@s ~.
ereuces. Address @ :. care FoAt''hteN"'
grnccr -
WANTED Position ~ reiiabIs expert.
cHrfI woman. Wt3 sklle1 N sp,.i
cooking hEhcHt references IN me ana.
no objrcflaHs - i"aVng giiy ~ rg9n,hs.
for "a body - men. Address LOCK beA
'.-..----.. ..---a----.--.---------.~,.
LADY ~ %. a-ra9le and refined. wishes
position ~ foGafh rFr~r Tor elderly e9ss
yls. widower o~ pa uelor. Address l.
care rust-ia f'likfh --- ----
EMPLOYMENT wanted. young wornsn
~ some e3gc7uoa wants wofh ~ - ~.
try ~ c44atry toHn. Address T. eA's
Fest-intsiueeacer. --------.
NOT $50 air attending business eoaess
wants position as clerk lH office fof PaIk
~ day. experienced Address y y cars
Povf-inie ihEcneer. -----.
LADY wishes io 30 To- Alaska aB s'snoE.
raIhfr. fFgFV rlfff- CASHIER ~ fi.fk ~
store. Address a p. care PosE'Iatei"-
Fnncer
WANTED Plain sewing or WORK ~hefs
can ~ home nights. Address = y. eafs
PoEt-iuteilEfrceT -
LADY teacher llnRuist wants pupils cur
INK vacation. Address ,. care foss-
InteIliEa ucer.
WANTED Dressrna king oy the day. is9
Third avenue. PHONE. Green lsA
PIASO pupils b eeftiacatee teacher. -
care F0st-fHts.NgsnceE
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Reported over private wire by H. C.
Friedman & Co.. Bankers and Brokers,
10 Wall Street. New York. New Haven
Office, 763 Chapel Street. Norman A.
Tanner. Manager.
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mostly to buy, and it is calculated that
London alone took some $4,000 shares
of the internationally listed properties.
The pace has been a very hot one and
it would appear almost as if the public
had in measure taken the market out
of the hands of the large interests and
professional traders
Foreign exchange is again ON the de-
cline and further gold importations are
imminent; in fact, a few engagements
have already been made to-day. Rates
are 4S0% and 483$ Money ON call is in
demand at Az to 8 per cent Time
money is Az per cent, bid for periods of
sixty and ninety days
The political outlook is daily growing
brighter for republican success, and
general relief commercially and imam
cially is already being felt. The COM
paet-in fac, alliance-betWeen England
and Germany, which will include the
tripartlte alliance between Austria It
ally and Germany, is to our mind very
important step towards the maintenance
of the worlds peace and the furtheranee
of commerce all over the globe.
While the stock market was very
strong, the commercial markets showed
great weakness and at prices now rul-
ing will enable the exporters and con-
sumers to supply themselves with their
needs, which in the case of cotton are
still urgent Wheat was steady up 10
the last half hour of the session; then
again attack was made on prices and
without any apparent demand they
yielded readily I cent from the highest
of the day Cotton opened With an I'M
proved feeling in higher cables, but
there was no speculative demand Bears
under renewed attacks unlodged consid-
cradle long cotton. After November !
we look for quite a falling Off In the
crop movement and later in the season
we look for very much higher prices
The stock market during the closing
hour gave evidence of profit taking un-
der which prices gave way some inc
tone, however, remained a good ana
confident one. Our own opinion re-
mains that accepting profits on ad-
vances will prove good policy
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CAPITAL, AUTHORIZED CAPITAL.
100000. 81, 00O, 900.
Ilo Union TRUST COMPANY


NbW HAVEN
CHARTERED by the State Of Connactt
cut with authority to act as Executor. Al.
ministrator, Guardian, Receiver or Trustee
under will or deed.
is legal depository of money paid into
Court and all Public Trust Funds. Acts a.
Trustee for Municipalities, Corporafions
and Individuals, and administers trusts az
all kinds. Empowered to act as registrar Of
stocks, bonds, or other evidences Of indebt.
business such as is usually done by Trust
Companies.
1t also does a general Banking business
collecting checks, notes, coupons, and "a
ceives deposits. The principal Of each Trnst
is invested by itself and kept Separate and
apart from the general assets OF the Com.
pany.
This Company is by law regularly exams
ined by the Bank Examiner Of the State az
HENRY L. HoTcHKIss, President
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NEW YORA sTOCK M.IRKET.

Opening. Highest, Lowest Quotations
On the New York Stock Exchange, reported
by Prince & Whitley, Brokers, 10 Center
Street, New Haven:
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Qaotations of Active Bonds.

Reported by Roody, Mcclellan & Co.,
York, and 81 Center Street, New Haven.
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Following are the closing prices repcrte
by PRINCE Il Whitley, BANKERS and Brokers
81 broadway, New Iurk, and Is Center ST
New Haven. Bid ASKED
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STOCK MARKET FEATURES
As Reviewed by Prince & Whitley Yes
terday

New York, Oct 24-The market to-
day opened with activity, the demand
for stocks being general, ami advances
came easy with the exception of
Northern Pacific, which on free selling
attributed to London orders, reacted
per cent from yesterdays close. After
the first hour orders from Europe were
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KepOfteu by 6oOuy, Mcclellan u Co.,
Bankers and Brokers, 81 Broadway, New
York, and 81 Center Street, New Haven.
Bid Asked
At. Top. & s. Fe gen G As. -. 100 1001s
A., Top; \ 5; Re adj sen As. s5at IS
Central Ry of N, j. 6 mtg IS. 1889
chic, r. l. Il Pacific ext IS. =. 1914 1878
Chesa. " ONO gen 44gs.... 991a 100
Erie list con. prior lien 4s.... 80 90
Manhattan Ry con. mtg As. .10015 1o2
Mo, K. < 7. LIST mtg As. ,...... o2la 93
No. Is. " L. "a mtg 4S..,..... 611a 6S
Mobile & Ohio gen mtg 4s....,. S412 So
n. Y, Ont, x W. gen mtg As. .104 1041a
n. Y. Sus < West. gen mtg 5s "a aG
Nor Pacific prior gen mtg 5s. .103h 104e +,
Northern Pacific prior lien is. G6i4 66l5
Oregon Short Line os. .....114 1t4a
PhtIl 4 Reading gen mtg As. SS4 sS&7
Rio Grande & West. list mtg As. 9S2t qgst
Southern Ry LIST con. IS. 109t5 ITO
st. L. & Swestern LIST con. G 5s 80! 931s
Texas 4 Pacific LIST mtg Us. ,...114 115
Union Pacific ..................1 06 1861
Wabash Ky Co. list mtg 5s.,...117A 1fSia
Wabash Ry Co. I'd mtg ....... HOPE 1O3
Government Bonds.
o. roo 1870 when issued 1o1 6IJoIIf.
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All, OVER THE COUNTY.

Mrs. Mic Weber spent II few days of
the past week in Milwaukee.
Mr.. August Baerwad and children of
Sheboygan are visiting relatives i'll the
city.
Mr.. Henry Scottmann of b. klewert
& Co., Milwaukee spent last sunday i'll
the city.
The new altar has been placed i'll posi-
ton in the new Sacred Heart Polish
church.
Miss Mertle Bates of Capron, Illinois
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Nottaga
and family.
Henry Wehausen of La Crosse was
the guest of his uncle, A. Wehausen
last Sunday.
Mrs. H. Wigler and Mrs. Geo. Lam
son of the Southside We're carnival visi-
tors this week.
John Bender and wife celebrated the
golden anniversary of their marriage
A large host of friends and relatives
were present to commemorate the event.
They were married June 30 1850
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-07-05
LEGAL NOTICES.
yaTIcr OF FORECLOSURE SALE.

Whereas default has been made in the pay
ment OF the sum secured by a certain mortgage
fried " engeI Jr and Wilhelmine Wengel his
wife of Hanitowoc county, Wisconsin, To Phil
lip Eszwein Of Sheboygan county. Wisconsin.
who il h. present owner thereof, conditioned
for thu, paynient Of twenty-siX Hundred Dollars
$500 J. three years after date with interest at
the rate of six per cent per annum, payable
annually: which said mortgage was recorded
in the Office of the Register of deeds for Mani
towoc county. Wisconsin, on the Jlth day OF
November 1887. at O'Clock +. Vi, in Volume Is
of Mortsa ges. on page 10: and
WHEREAS notice of election to have the whole
amount secured by said mortgage due, rs pro-
vided therein was served upon the said Gott-
fried " engel Jr.. and Wilhelmine Wenge on
the eth day of November, 1899; and
WnEREts there is now claimed to be due
said mortgage and the note collateral thereto
the sum of Twenty eight Hundred and Forty
one Dollars and Seventy-seven Cents (S.Ali1),
for principal and interest and the sum OF Fifty
Dollars $50 for solicitors fees, and no pro-
ceedings at law or otherwise, have been insti-
tuted for the recovery of said debt or any part
thereof; now, therefore,
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN; That the SAID mort
gage will be foreclosed by sale of the mort
gagged promises and that by virtue of the pow
er of sale contained in said mortgage, the said
premises will he sold at public vendue at the
Manitowoc, Manitowoc county, Wisconsin, on
the 9Th day of July 1900 at - o'clock A. I,
Said mortgaged property Is described in said
mortgag "a follows, to-wit: The following real
estate living and being in the County of Mani
towuc State of WISCONSIN, and known and de-
Srrir,'i the soutl west quarter of section sew
cutr,ul1). town seN enteen % north, of range
number twenty-five C,.) east, containing one
hundred and sixty ueD acres OF land, more or
less.
Dated May 10th, 1850.
Henry I EHRMANN
Sheriff of ManitowOc Co.
PHLLIp EszwEtN. Mortgage.
FRANCIS WILLIAMS,
Attorney for Mortgage.
Publish May -, 81, June !, II. q -