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DEATHS AND FuxERAIS
klNG-ln this city, April 9. 100. A. Kim Z,

klNG-ln this city, April 9, iao, A Kim q, :
years. ~
Funeral services from nonney a Stewart. A.,
this morning at 10 O'Clock. lntosmsnt IN ~.
Pleasant cemetery.
sTENENsoN-in this city, Aprii ian a a.
family residence $40 Fifteenth avenue sarth ~
lam John Stevenson, aged IS years msu,h =,
days.
Funeral this tsundayl afternoon. at n, A.,
residence, at O'Clock, Intetment a, Tsns. Il IL
Masonic this city at Providence hcfs,sl "A
g. 1900, John II. Mason, aged u years
Funeral will be held from the parior Il N~.
Stewart today at .. m. Mr NasA ~ .
volunteer during the civil war from Nv ~
state, and served four years In G = army. N -,
member Of the @. A. r.. and friends an ewaxS
invited Co attend.
Funeral services for Mn Dur O.
eron will be held today at 2 y. m, from bsnr
worth's chapel
DONOyAN-~in this city. April 6. 100 q ~ IN
lily residence. SIS Terrace street the infsni -
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Doneyan
PARkER-ln Renton. April 7. iNo. ai ~ n
dence. James Parker agcd s6 sean. q dAnsta
native Of Vancouver
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The following prices are being offered 10 the pro
Queer b. thu local dealers Tor delivery In round lots
the dock and IN ,hs Al Seattle.
Grain-0ats, sisfn, barley. SIG %; wheat, chicken
feed, SIS 5Oifis: bran si2: shorts, $3.50.
Hay-Puget sound. Ndi0. Eastern Washington
timothy. tsaiT alfalfa. 50 20 Der ton.
Eggs strictly fresh ranch, l3slfc.
Butter Fresh ranch isalDc, Creamery. MaEe.
Poultry-TAye chickens i94c: live turkeys, lie;
turkeys. I3c geess Zoe: dueks. 81 s1e9.
Live stock Choice beef cattle. cows, iaiic; steers
aasc. choice sheep. itg5c; good hogs. 1--we, NC
hogs dressed. Sc calves. dressed large. &C. small
DC; calves, live. large, ic. small. &c.
Hides, peits aud wool.-Hesvy sound sailed steers
90 lbs. &C. medium. sound. per lb, &c; light
sound, under IS lbs, g.; cows sound, all weights
Tie; stsgs bulls and oxen. Sc salted kps. I've;
calves, per H. s4c green hides c iess than salted
dry hides, per H. l2ic. dry cl1is one-third less.
summer deer per 10. 25d27c winter deer. dry. ls8
pc; paperY deer. sai5c; dry elk 9dl0c; green eit
sa5c sheep peits 25cdsi 20, shearlings i5G25c I:
Eastern Washington wool, s@l0e. Western Wash
ington wool. lse. dirty or timber burned. Belle;
tailow. 2i63lc
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EDMONToN-YUKON LINE.
Work VIII He Commences Next
Month on the kIondtke Road.

II is reported that the first work on the
Edmonton & Yukon railway will be begun
by Mckenzie ~ Mann, to whom the Cana
dian government granted a franchise two
months ago, about May /. The construc-
ton will start at Edmonton. and will be
continued four miles westward, to Strath-
coma This is preparatory work TO build
ing the fifty miles subsidized west from
Edmonton, which, when completed, win
connect with the Canadian Northern, now
being constructed from Fort Mckenzie.
The whole line will be completed. ac-
cordinR to the announcement OF the con-
tractors In June, 1902 and viii have con-
monitor, forming an all-ran Dne TO within
$50 miles OF Dawson.
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Conversational Churches.

Fist-Belevue. Services at II o'clock; Sunday
school, 10 O'Clock.
West Seattle-Haller school house Rev. George
Kindred, pastor. Services at I 30 p
Kirkland-sunday services at II a. m and p. m. [;
Y. p. 5. c. e. y. IN. Sunday school at IL noon.
German Congregational seventh avenue, between
Pine and Olive Services at IL a. m. and .. d.,
alternately. Edmund Grieb, pastor.
Flrst-Columbia City. Rev Frank b whitman
pastor Preaching at IL a IN. and 30 p. Sun
day school, 1870 a. m. ChristiaR Endeavor. 80
p
UlniverNty-Thomas C. wiswen. minister. Sun
day service at II a. IN. and 30 D church school,
1910 .. m; Y, p 5. G. f., $50 p. m; prayer
meeting at 80 p. m.
Edgewster-Rev. J. T. Nichols pastor Services
at IL a. and D. m. Sunday school at IL
p m. Y. p. s. c. II. at y. m. Junior Y. Il. :.
G. E.. Friday afternoon at 3 80
Green Lake-Rev. T. G. Lewis. pastor Meetings
held in the / o. G. r. hall Regular services at
II a m. and 80 D. M; Sunday school at u O'Clock
praise meeting at I is p. m.
Pymouth-corner Third avenue and University
street Rev w. II. @. Temple. pastor. Services, II
A. and p. m. Morning. The Entrance of the
King evening Wise Men"
Taylor church--Tayior avenue and Thomas street.
Rev. Alfred N. Raven. Phi. d, pastor. Public wor-
ship II a. and 30 D.
Pigrim-Belmont avenue and East Harrison
street Rev. r. L.. Smith. pastor Services today
at II a. IN. and 20 p m: Sunday school, i2l5 p.
m. Y. =. s. G. T., 6s5 p. m, prayer meeting
Thursday, 20 D. m. Everyone welcome
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CLEAR SKIES Rap -
storm Center Moves E..,r
Fine Wenther n. Y

TIE unusually cold and w,n],r
WIN t5uSy and Yesterday forenoons .sAr
meaIner bureau says, Is accosn,....' aa IA
storm center forming oves s vac IL 4 :
lana Friday morning il n, snr,nssassss.
eastward and yesterday ma s'yssc slafS
1ansua, ana was proceeding ~. ~ Aloe-s
ward Lake Superior. Il Was ssSSs1t
to tw tq 81 as ssmpsDe,urs ranging sss
from Vancouver island IA sss,s., cssc@As
gon. The fan in tempera.nrs o.,
Yesterday was fourteen des,s.A sea.s
Rosehurg, Or, twenty asyrssss ss AL !.
SLY tby, OF the wind at the stormiss, M, sas vi.
thit1y-nVe miles an hour. fs'sea a,
Al noon Yesterday Weatha- =.
Salisbury said that the wss oessrv
begin to moderate in a few sss WI
ne middle Of the afternoon IA aon D
observer was proved to be t,rs Nests,
ior then the snow fakes and nd ~ Ea.sS
,ering drops from the sky IA s1e ~
tal and the. sun was shining wvsAsf /
bury says that an area ~ ~ &s
Is coming from the southwest ana mNs s.s
a9y people may expect a Sunday w. nat sas b
With a clear sky. aise.iss
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% % q
FOR EIGN.
Financial.

NEW YORK, April The Commercial Advertis-
ers London financial cahlegram says:
business was rather quiet in the markets here TO-
day. They opened dun on the war news hut quick.
ly recovered and the closing fairl, firm Con.
soils were 1918 and the loan finished at | 1915
premium after touching 10 Americans were dis.
tincty good hardening throughout. and prices were
well over parity. They closed at the best. There
was considerable German buying Chesapeake 4
Ohio and Union Pacific features
Copper shares started weak. but rallied later
Tintos were 5qlG59i AnAcondss were pAdl0k Call
money was in good supply. but futures were harder
and bills were hrmer. moderate supply was Of
fered.
new combination Of cotton and wool dyers Is
announced, matchmaking forty six businesses with
share capital q - 100 oo and sTs0 900 debenture.
The Board of Trade returns for March show i'm.
ports increased SO and exports increased IS per
Closing Quotations.
LONDON, April Canadian Pacific. 81 Union
Pacific preferred. 7ss. Northern Pacific preferred.
~ Grand Tnk, a. Anaconda. l0i. Bar silver
steady. 2sd. Money 23s3 per cent
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Presbyterian Churches.

Ices at 20 p. union sunday school at IL a. m.
United Preshyterisn-Corner Of Sixth avenue and
Seneca street Services at II Is a. m. and 80 p m
Second Preshyteran-Rev. W A Major pastor
Morning subject BE Careful for Nothing" even
ing subject, The Strong Young Man"
Welsh-Seventh avenue and Olive street Rev
Owen Jones. pastor. Services at 1880 a. m. and
2.
Calvary Presbyterian church-Corner Twenty fourth
avenue and King street. Rev Donald Ross pastor
Services, II a. m. aud 20 2. m,
Cumberland Presbyterian church-Twenty second
avenue and East Cherry Rev W. H. Major pastor
Lake Union Presbyterian church-Kilbourne ave-
nue.. Fremont Rev A. ]. CARNEY, pastor. Sety-
ices. II a. and 20 p. m sunday school, 10 a.
m. Junior EndeavcS. y m. G. T.. $50 y. m.
First PresbyterAn-Corper Fourth avenue and
Spring street. Rev. 4. L. Huehison. u. u. pas
tor servicer at IL a. and 20 p. m Sunday
school at y 20 p. m. i: Christian EndeaFor at SIS
seats free.
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Episcopal Churches.

St Lukes-Renton Service and sermon at p. m.
Services conducted by Rev. NJ Thorn.
St Stephens-Balard. Rev. r. Z. Hyland. rec
tor Divine service Sunday at II a. and 20
2. m.
St Clement's-Twentyf fourth south and
Washington street Morning services, II O'Clock
Evening services, 20.
St Marys-woodiand Park Rev. II. II. Gcwen
in charge. Service and sermon at p. m. Mr.. VII
bur 5. Lewis, lay reader. Take Green Lake car /;
get Of at Winslow station.
81. Pauls-Corner Warren avenue and Republican
street. Rev. VIM Kemper. rector. sunday school,
Gas a. m. Morning prayer and service. IL a m
Evening service at 30 p. m.
St Marks church-Harvard avenue and Spring
street Rector. Rev ]. Z. n. Llwyd. Morning
topic. The Atonement and the New Theology ="
Confirmation service in the evening. Bishop Barker
win preach.
Trinity Parish church-Coner Eighth avenue and
james street. Rector, Rev. II. II. Gowen. Sery-
ices Z 30 and II a. m. and 7 30 p. m. Morning
subject, Missions and the Church" evening sub
iect Lovers Of Pelf"
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
General Quotations.

NEW YORK, April H. Flour-Hecepts. q. DO bar
res exports. 10 800 barrels Market steady Mime
sato patent s. Ds8: winter straghts. 81 iSaS 60.
Wheat-Receipts, C. 600 bushels Spot steady. No.
2 red, sole. T. o b Options opened steady pros
poets Of hush statistics on Monday. but aft
awards Influenced by fine weather in winter wheat
states and realizing closed steadief, hrmer con-
tinental cables, at unchanged prices. May closed
Taic July closed i5ac september closed TIC
ofee-Options closed steady. unchanged 10 10
points higher Sales. 1870 bags. including May.
s.sSes Zoe: June s.S5c July. 6I5c. september 6.s5
(d6 Nc. October. SOC.
sugar-Raw. firm. Fair refining. Sc centrifugal
@ test iic Refined. steady Granulsted. 5.l5e !;
cut loaf, 555c
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fsslG Junction church-i's Preaching Sunday At II
a
Fir.t Free Motbodist church Conner q Term ave
rue aud Pine street
Ftrst-Cornef ThlFd svsras snd Pine stree,
Ffrarhing, u %. ard - g m
puHamish church Daniel naSlfy paafny gupssr
schooi a. 70 3 M. prrachiEg o. % . m
swedish Methodist church Fifth areaus and Jtts
Preaching u and 20 o. N youns psfg,,s /.
tnsrins 70 > m prayer neetins evoy Thar-iag.
N
The Norwegian Daaish Methodist rhufch Aalss 70
isagas services sVsfy sunday ar Us a n saA v
. VI 70 fneas han Ninth srrr1e Al ErA.ain..
risuA Bst. c. y. Hoase pastor
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MARINE NEw =.

san FRANCISCO Arirri. Apfl s,F rmafiiia,
fy.I Fi-t.F5a sh C 8 Ss-Frlt fran raror1a san
"a. s;t Wehnstp7 fF Chcu.asaas. 'h Leslie. tof
~raff.r
LONDON Arrived Aga g. Re sA Qo-ea v,ro
RIA frru rae-ra
sruNEY- Arrirel rriar 60 ApEa Z, 81 Gres, ~.
u.-al freus Fuss eamhle
&ANAfMn g. Arrivst. AFul :; san Naiso.
flam ro-t La AaEelss
OYSTER EAKBoR- Auivs4. AE-i 2. ,,f Bas
ga. frar saa Frauriaa1
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Brendstuns.

BreadstufYs.
SAN FRANCISCO. April Wheat. steady. Bar
ley quiet. Oats. quiet.
Spot quotations
Wheat shipping. No. l. &c; choice, 9ele milling,
BarieY~Fesd. 7oa7slc; brewing. soas2gc
oats-Gray. Oregon. N-Gsel IA; milling N.Bs
f.H1; red. sScaSil5.
Receipts.
Flour. quarter sacks. cell: Oregon. 2soi; wheat.
centals, $50 barley. centals, iso; cats, centals,
soi Oregon. SO beans. sacks. 269; corn ceutals'
2302s potatoes sacks $40 mddlings. sacks. 90 hay,
tons. $50; wool, bales, ~; hides, number, iss
Produce, Fruit, Etc.
Mnlstufs- Middlngs. s7a2o: bran. sl2ap per ton.
Hsy-whent, S6as 80 wheat and cat. @8e; best
barley. s54i alfalfa. Sos 50; stock uominal com
pressed wheat. sos 50; straw. per bale 2Ssioe j,
@7oc; river reds. nominal; oregon Burbanks, sooesl'
sweet. 81.
vegetshies-sfYerskin onions. So 25d4; cucumbers.
DcsSi p. green peas. 75oasls0; string beans. Aa7e
per ID hay squash. SSal7s per box; tomatoes ISe
@sl75 box
oranges. slngs25 Mexican lines. SOS 30: com
mon California lemons 81. choice California lemons.
81 7sai5o. bananas H.2sa3 3.
Buttnr-Fsncy creamery, lie; seconds l6dl64c; fan
cy dairy. BIC; seconds. l5al5c.
Cbsese-New. fasc: Young America, slasc; East
erna lss@Hc; Western. nominal.
Egg store. Btaiic; fancy ranch, lsels4c; East
Poultry-Turkey gnbhlers. Isaue: turkey hens, Il
ale: old ROSTERS. 81 25ai So young ROSTERS So
ESQ., small broiers s. 5of5 50 large broilen, 81 soc
8; fryers, S. 5oae; hens. Sie5; geese, NIse2
Wool md Hops.
wool-spring Nevada. l3al5c EASTERN oregon, u
mi6c; valley Oregon. 2f22c. Fall-Northern noun
tain lambs 100 i2e mountain lambs, sal0c; San
joaquin plains sal0ci Humboldt and Mendocino,
iiel5c.
Hops-Crcp of 1870 ilai3c.
Closing Quotations.
wheat--steady. May. sac: December sloii; cash,
&ic
Barley-No sales.
Corn-Large yellow. si.lO7l.l5
% Go %
NEvU NnnVx u ETQ
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TODAY'S CHURCH SERVICES

Hereafter the Post-Intelligencer will allow I've
lines in formal church notices free OF charge For
every line over five there win be charge Of >
cents This rule viii be strictly adhered to-
Church notices must be in this Office not later
than 30 p. m. Friday.
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luiet and steady; cargoes No standard California.
2s Sd; English country markets quiet
LIVERPOOL. April 7.Wheat-Spot, firm; No 2
red Western winter. Is Id; No. l Northern spring,
G. Id futures steady; April, nominal May. IS iOtd;
july, s. SD.
Corn-spot. firm: American mixed. new. Is ID;
American mixed. old, Is ID: futures. steady; May,
Is I'd july. Is I'D; September. Is Id.
Wheat Firm Wheat and flour in Paris. steady.
French country markets Quiet.
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For Two New buildings.

Building permits were yesterday issued
10 Mary l.. Macdonald for a two-story
frame residence at @ls First avenue 10
cost 50 son. and to Mrs, Mary Gaffney for
a two-story tenement and store building at
3l5-17-19-2i Main street, to cost 81 500
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MARINE MOVEMENTS.

IT, Mc-haat.' Exchange ftpr-.s ID. faas4aHs
q Tlt1ert z vessels
SEATTLE ARMED AGRA 2 sear Martha " Tufl
faa IA Pa 80 Cottage Ftty. From Sxasway
SAN FRANCISCO Arrived. ARA 2 ChaE T.
Faike frru Prg' Nlasslcs Ssllrd. Arrll :. L1cile
f7- seattle Admiral fs P1rf Gantle.
gACOAA-AFrased. AErA = m ~.shtsaA~.
'ron Sal Trrc..es S4dcd. Apfl r MAfy r Rass.
Or Sa1 Foira
PORT TuWN~ESD- Apul ?. Frsl J. " sod 10;
last aisht fer Narr14rtr Arrived. Ill., schf Row
bad. fer seattle Garner peSe. fgf Port
Gaulle --h- Euts.rur. from HsaQalg, and PRO
ele,ici 90 qgsraatins Fred SsDAsr tron guar
srtiue proceed Co. Pct B}akelsy Rctrisrer shlfts
frCrs Hsdlass ta Nggd-b bay e s. tranypost Rose
GRAMS proceeded tu seattle 2 90 % vs.
-CAKEwALK masquerade. Ranke hail.
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PUBLISHERS NOTICE. Travelling sgus q
]. A. Mcclellan, o. H. i.oosnis, v BLANCHARD n
ley, John D. shechan, r. H. Gohlhe, c. n ~
and Robert Akin Pcssmassss everywhep N u
agents. Pay money only to thrs and b 4
resident agents IN the various citie sa1 lssn
the Northwest
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Flrft tuitsrlsn church ssEt-fh aseale near
uicE- Re- ~ ID Slul1E.at. minister Aer7sfrs.
% A. m, ard 50 ~ Mo-ning ssbia-t Les.
saus Frua ths Boa Z LIE srsulas ls-tz-s ~Jss-
tlcs % TbalEs Pause
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BIRTUs.

btsHkLt-ln Seattle. a, iaa, Eighth svr,r. =
urday April !, 1900, to Mr. and Mr n 4 y, y
ell, a daughter IN
MLAREN-lu Seattle. Friday. Ann i'm !. y.
and Mrs. r. X McLarcn d.neh,.~ z
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WANT ADS.

Advertisements under auy
. heading In ciassieed coIunnA
, Ic q word each issestionD milo
! tmum charge. 26c. Ciassteee
! advertisements running 90
} month without change Of esDs,
: $50 per line (seves wssts
} count TO 1ine). On thRse
months order. si.35 per itas
per month, On sax msnths -
, der, sI.2O per line per meath
On yearly order, 81 per lins
per month.
, . . . = q . = q = = . . = 3 = q 3 &C. ooc
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or the Nsrthsrn Pacific Tor the improved
and new train service taking effect April
q are thoroughly modern. electric lighted.
and viii he cooled ~ electric fans. They
viii accommodate thiriy-six persons at one
time.
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WASHINGTON. April 7roday's statement Of
the treasury balance in the general fund exclusive Of
E5oooooo gold reserve in the division Of redemption.
shows.
Available cash balance ..................s s7 7efio
Gold .... ...... ... ... .,........... IS ssf sis
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soeIETr NOTICES.


PRIZE cakswalk and grand maea ia gass
ball. nanke hall. PIKE street Asa X
avenue. Thursday evening. ASsA -
Music by WsEner oranq s@s .ss1
O'Clock. Admission IL ilsnty y ~. Il
for spectators % halc1nF. CoNtsii'es
bs secured ~ hail 40 low F4tes. .----
DANCING classes for new essiss ~.
prlvals lessons daily 80 Wilson W
irg Aeafsmy. teaching az ne ". y.@a.s
ia~@~t IN @tfv Otltra and scassssa.
RAnks hail, Pike street and Fiss
nue.. Telephone Green IL. -
THE Ladies' Of the Ma ccabssa ~ -ssrs.
a marguerite bssl at hankS De-. 1888
day evening. April ~. All thsI ''Tomv
are cordially Invited 20 htten~
mlttee reserves ali rights. -
ATTENTION A O Il. vi Grand 80 ~.
ftY Bali al Arrnory Hal, ID s~s~y.
April l2th Wagners orchestra
body invited.
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The closing day Of the week Witnessed good
trade and steady market. Business during the
entire week, with. perhaps, the exception 81 yes
terday. has been larger than for several week. past
Supplies have continued 10. hut the demand
has been almost equally great Prices rule,
have maintained a level and there are few changes
in quotations.
Vegetables are in good demand and selling vel.
Stocks are somewhat reduced and dealers await
ing the next steamer from San Francsco. on Tues
day. Fruits steady, with an advancing tend
eney which win probably soon CarTy them %.
Live poultry IS scarce and Ia demand. Dressed
poultry from IN East continues 10 come Ia. how
ever. and keeps the market supplied with that
product.
Butter continues ~ the reduced quotation noted
on Thursday with little likelihood Of an early ad.
vance Egxs also are stable az the ruling prices Of
the past several week
Other markets remain unchanged in price OF char
Aetfr.
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LHcal Herst Maximum temperature. ~ degrees
minimum - near. - = q an inrh a rain md
snas f.l iaaug the nts tNruty four hour. the
ds5 tyus sid AMI rsgs tissgrreahse,
Csc y. sALfsRrRT
a.-t.na nlrr-fat MsaiLaF AlrtAA
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The tolnrsd BsEfis.-r-rrtess srs-y sunday ~ u
-lock 8 sad o'cloek o iu the Y0uus
Natur4lists hal, Ia ihs cd MATERNITY ground
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FINANCIAL AND
STOCK REPORTS,
Mining stocks.
70 70 70
SAN FRANCISCO.


SAN FRANCISCO. April STERLING on London
Sixty days, 81 s.; sight, S4.sl.
Financial.
Silver bars. 500; Mexican dollars. ista49 Drafts
Sight, ia; telegraph. %.
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LODGE NOTICES.

--~--------a-ss---sa--=-.'-T-- - 80
MEMBERS or THE A. o. Y. ".
ATTENTION.
.,,,,.s...rs ..f ali A ID NJ ". lodges are
et,eased 10 assemble At Celman -
ing Apfn mn. 20. a. o'oioek
SHARP. with thsir badges on y ~.
cirata in a grand far.ds hsslsa *
members q fhs Grand l<geEs = u
A 10 u. ". the Select knlEng n
FAsrers hAuA. iAs A. o =.
o. me Third Avenue heater; rean .s 1aI 4.
~ request II the Comnlties
FtrEerUfE9H
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Christian Church.

First Chfis,iaa ebggch- Eighth as~nas auf Hsn
sfust Ret - n L4Issufeiisr. rzstaf sa-vi-et.
% EHd 10 . w Re-. O " -trzart vii
oeupy the v4lpt la The H,afliBg. re pasras
be- tht evening
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Bk,tsry stree q p. ralg h-Cosusg Third AZ
nae al BAgtsTJ stEess.
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FORECAST FOR SUNDAY
Portland, or. April Z, 1890.
Fair: warmer.
CNiTEp STATES DEPARTMENT or AGRt
CULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Ar.rI
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Catholic Church es.

Church Of the immaculate Broadway and Madison
street Rev. A. Diomedi pastor; Rev. A. Trivelli
and Rev J. Nicholson. assistants. Conducted by
the Jesuits
Our Lady OF Good Help-Third avenue south and
Washington street. Rev. +. y Prefontaine. pastor
Low mass. a. m high mass. 10 80 a. m. bene-
diction, Z 10 .. m.
Sacred Heart-Sixth avenue and Bell street. Con-
Quoted by the Redemptorists, Rev Thomas Brown,
pastor Low mass, with sermon, a. m. high mass
with sermon. 10 80 a. m benediction, 30 p.
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adYices pretty generally ignored far prices
concerned The most Of the exporters quoting
5io55c for Waa WaIla wheat and 53a5Ic for valley.
Biuestem is steady at about Sc The outlook for
the coming crop continues very favorable and the
season promises to be much earlier than usual
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Lutheran Churches.

Norwegian Danish-Fourth avenue and Pine street
Rev. r. A. Borreyik pastor residence. l65t Seventh
avenue. Sunday school at 9 30 a. m; services at
II a. m. and p. m.
German Lutheran Synod Mol-Services every
Sunday at 10 20 a. m. and Sunday school at 10
a. m. in the A. o. U. w. hall. corner Of Jackson
street and Yakima avenue.
Holy Trinity Engiish-Corner Seventh avenue and
Union street. Palm Sunday. Service with rite Of
continuation at II a. m: evening service at Y 20
O'Clock Pastor Beates will preach farewell sermon
Easter Sunday.
Swedish Eyangelicsi-Third avenue, near Pike
Rev Martin l. Larson, pastor; residence. lI05 Belle
we avenue Sunday services at 10. 30 a. and s
p. m. Sunday school. II m. prayer meeting p m
German Evangelical Lutheran, Zion's-Corner
Terry avenue and Stewart street Rev. f. KnRppe.
pastor residence in rear Of church. Sunday school
at $50 a. m Sunday services at 1880 a. m. and
IN m
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Guards Want Ma. ~

II. Caswell and George W. s,s.n..
are employed by the city Ia s,,sss "
prisoners in the chain gang rsIssn u
ing hours; yesterday fled a ps,,,ssss wa.
t trot city CLERK asking an incrsase ., -, Z.
their work is hazardous ana a.,ese ~
should be compensated fully .nsi w
an ordinary policeman. ss se2 q
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Wide vestibuled Tourist Sleeping On, -.
an up-to,date conveniences, h a ~
me N9r'hern Pacinc's new North ~
p. Procure North Coast Lini,sa9 ~. -