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New-York tribune., 1901-09-17

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HOGS-Recepts for days Al y or l.19i
head than 1000 head sale at the
West Foreth-st. yards Market depressed and prices
dropping and lower State and Pennsylvania hogs were
selling generally at Sc 20 100 10 few fancy light
higher figures Country dressed were
quiet and steady.
Sc q 100 III .%s aSs a So 20 s,sss
a ST 20: l boar $40 ~ 50 rs.
kerns Commission Company 2S State hogs 16l 10, at
Sc 7O rough. 230 IS 20; boar 240 10 at So so
J. G.. Curtis & Som State pigs. 1ls n at 81 10;
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New-York tribune., 1901-09-17
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. septemher le 1901

NeN September 16, 1901
cOFFFF-Bullsh convictions once more predominated
IN coffee circles Of business prices were u
changed points higher the latter on September ana
further gain Of points on all posi,iohs
market finally steady in tone al
net advance 5G1o points Total sales amounted 20
Of which amount 1.5o0 bags changed hands
on the initial Principal influences at work on the
bull advces from European markets, ce-
receipts remain heavy some OUT
and a better spot department An ad
vance Rio exchange rate offset IN part
by 100 reis Santos Throughout the ses
sion bulls aggressors, with sellers scarce Inc
Reports from the Frencn
market indicated of Il franc, with good ousl
ness in progress while Hamburg pfg net higher
Total Brazilian port receipts amounted TO SlVo bass
in moderate being about l2c5o
spot Brazilian coffee ruled steaoy
5i3c for No Rio and orc
Santos invoice lots The following cearances
reported this morning. September IL. the steamer
Lakeside Rio with 10000 bags Santos september
R the Canning. with $1,000 bags September a.
bags: Santos September 3D. the steamer Sal
lust with 22oo Victoria September l3 ne steamer
Nestgat with 5000 bags Total warehouse deliveries IN
the United week just ended were 81 600
bags against and 1904 bags for
a OF the former amount New
reported a5 pa bags Santos receipts We're 35oo
the week. compared with 522ooo bags last
and 25s.00o bags for the week year ago
los 900 bags against lIoo bags
previous week and S. bags for the same week
year ago. Rio shipments TO the United States were
shipments the United States were 10000 bags; to
Europe. 172. coo bags.
The range contract prices market to-day
vas
New-York tribune., 1901-09-17
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

rcd Western winter 5Iid: No Northern spring. 5s
7aad No California. lid futures steady; September.
December 5s Iiad Corn-Spot quiet; American
mixed 5s: futures steady: September As llssd DC
lO9sd: November. As 1o4sd- Peas-Canadian IN
steady IS 4d Hops at Iondon-Pacifc Coast dull IS $50
firm; mess. I0s. Pork firm: prime mess.
Western I2s Sd firm; American refined in pals.
ass prime In tierces ass. Hams-Short IA
10 N. steady 5ss. Bacon hrm: Cumberland cut % TO
SIS: rib l6 to "a ~ i9s: long clear mddes
light IS to "a NJ 49s long clear mddes heavy 5 TO 40
clear backs. 16 10 ~ 4es Sd:
~ 3D. ShOulders-Square. IL
firm 4Os. steady: finest United States good
United Cheese American finest white,
Cd American finest colored. +5s Cd. Tallow firm:
26s Cd; Australian. In London 29
o-Hull refined spot firm. PAS Turpentine-ssrits
26s Cd. Rosin-Common steady. As 1sd. Petroleum
Refined steady. sad Lnseed oil steady. 32s. The
vision Exchange will be closed Thursday the day Of
President McSiney's funeral
New-York tribune., 1901-09-17
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago, sept 16-Cattle-Receips, 2s.0o0 head. in
Guiding Western fully steady;
others weak: good prime steers soas6 io poor to
medium S4G$5 s5 stockers and feeders. 81 5odS4 %;
heifers. S2aS5; 81 5oa$2 80;
bulls s2QSI 70: calves s3dS6 TO- Texas sSqS4 So
Western SIS 75GS5 Hogs-Recepts to-day. 5000
head. % 900: 1900 strong sc
higher; mixed butchers. So 2OGS6 good
SO T5; bulk of sales, Sc 43dS6 70.
Cincinnati. Sept 16--Hoss active and strong. 81 5o0
Sc Cattle steady. s2GS5 %. Sheep steady 81 25d
So 30. Lambs active and higher So 50dS4 I5
Liberty. Sept. 16-Cattle-Market active; choice
s. IOQs6 prime s. 5Oas5 20; good SIS 2os5 fair SAG
81 81. Hogs-MarSet active good hogs. grades
slow; prime hogs 81 1065sI 10: best mediums 81 esq
81 TO- heavy Workers s6 95dSI O5 s6 70dS6 So
Workers and grassers SS iodS6 20; pigs.
sGGS6 skips 5Oals5 81 1896 sheep
Market steady: best wethers. So s59Si good SO 56d
So 10 mixed s3a$s 25 culls and s9mmon. 81 25as2 20
81 81 heavy thin. SASS. Sheep-Receiuts $4,000
head; steady. Lambs 10i25c lower
New-York tribune., 1901-09-17

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables-Spot cotton
American. 1900; receipts. 5000; American 1000 mid
Ie4d advance closed nrm 4a5& points net higher
SdTember IN G S og95 g 2 1seeg
her,Jannary January.FebrusTy and FebruaTy
yarns cloths dull.
with prices steady and without material change Spring
patents 50 65as3 9o IS 3Ods8 winter
winter s. 7oas2 So Extra No winter s. 5Cas2 CO.
s Fair D F@d to sa s.
a4sS fahsy e 80 s2s1d RhG qu9ted Kiln
Fine a as and : yeoR GF6Ro 81 25@s so
@ s % m sacks to arrive 200 10 s SSsss spring snsn Osas s,s
soTnmeal s2a lnseed cake s2s: oil cake 500 5o
h0Gny sho 81 oil mss $50 80 5e gectns lack of
hdence among operators as result OF President Mein
lGac hirher tnan it did last Friday For this display
of strength activity number considerations
6e TosS follow So by 0 9s % R
had much TO do with it. So did strong @ s0S4o point
deeeased s4n @ % bush the local crowd had short Wheat
cover ciearanSes We're liberal winter wheat
small and I'd light S all day @ Under these Or
or notably in m @ the when tOr visible t
week prices fen of little but only to rally each time me
rise in prices only q loads. mostly euports
epo cables % wers % partly 3 I'd eZ oTeT oiss and eaay
Snd M $50 bus nsi @ bush P as
week. and s,o4s,9oo bush a year Quotations Of
SorihsrR @9s&i ' Sss Nominal Gs' 10 a %orthsr
eago 76ssc prompt new No Northern Duluth !I5sc to
2 red New-York 1850: new New-York. 1890,
and new No hard New-York. 763sc...... .CORN-Cod
weather appearing the Far Northwest with frosts in
Cheyenne. eagerly bought by shorts all the
advanced accordingly. December here gain
ing full cent per bush Even during the afternoon
when trade brought partial reactions the under
considerable stability and there but lii
tie made hammer the market Cables closed u
I'd net higher decrease 1918 900 bush
the quantity passage and fair support from the
wheat crowd September led the advance for time,
reaching with December The visible supply
decreased 62l 600 bush In local stock there de-
bush and contract supplies decreased
100 Exporters bought only loads all ports.
No closed 63 3sc No yellow. Ga ssc
prompt. and No white. ca 9sc ATS
The market active and firmer with In the
visible supply there increase of 1o91 900 bush
increased $4,000 bush supplies
decreased so 100 bush No closed 3siac; No g.
3sc: white. 4o12c; No white. 39s4c track mixed,
3s63912c; track white. 33G4Ic. white clips,
42c. -RYE-Market steady; No Western, Ole and
Western. 6012c, both afoat; State 55456c
- -BARLEY--Market quiet; feeding quoted 54c.
nd mailing. 60d64c. both c 1 I. Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-17

coTTON-The market for cotton futures opened firm
In tone prices 10 points higher; these figures
proved to be bottom for the session After the call the
snoency steadily upward until at midday advance
o. ~ 10 is points had occurred at which time the feeling
was buish despite the fact that business
u slowly At during the forenoon did the bear
contingent manifest least disposition
Evessive tactics while bulls quick take ad
vantage Of buying order from the outside 10 sup
l.ft the market January monopozed attention much
y tne time. though the talent inclined TO place
portion Of March and in May contracts
me stter rejecting advance Of TO points in Liver
yS IN place Of expected decline of points. Active
aenand for cotton. with further rise of points
an tutures abroad created favorable impression
throughout the trade here. Very heavy rains the
eiIs belt amounting cioudbursts in instances
.1rea and caused buying sharp advance. Crop
sorls from Mississippi and Alabama much less
rahe than Of late and foreshadowed bullish weekly
.4sesl statement from Washington In the
afternoon the market steady and at times
ssi.e active. with prices holding well up figures
confidence. while sellers scarce and for the
% %st part consisted OF buyers opening. The New
hs market displayed pronounced strength showing
80 Ne south believed in these prices The
from Fall River and from drygoods centres
sncorrasng 10 the least indicating active
ss al fuH prices. Receipts liberal. but still
snort o. those for the day last the
inc 90 % over the same day While hav
oifect bearing the market. the declaration
esioent Roosevelt for unchanged policy Wash
ano the retention OF the former Cabinet entire
.rsSs strong impression for good
sna1 mere in the South and abroad. The market
was follows: f - 80 ' ''A - '
New-York tribune., 1901-09-17
L1vERpooL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Sept. 16. p m-Cotton-Spot in fair de
mand; prices steady American middlins lo-S2d The
sales OF the bales. which 500 for
speculation and export and included s400 American
ceipts LOCO bales. including GOO American Futures
opened quiet and steady and closed nm American mid
m September. 3i-6id sellers: October. c.
p 64d sellers: October iT-6id buyers:
November and December 14-64s Is Sad buyers;
Der January SELLERS and February.
February March. II Cad sellers,
April, IA 64d buyers; April and May IA
l5-ftd selle
New-York tribune., 1901-09-17
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

New-oreans. Sept. 1s-Cotton frm middIing, iS-16c
rniddling rae ordinary T16c; receipts s59I
bales exports $40; sales, 1000: stock 3i5T5
Galveston, Sept. 16.-Cottcn-Hoiday; receipts. 5lSi
bales stock. g. I64
Memphis Sept Holiday: receipts net. III
bales gross I.419; shipments 95+: stock. 20.920
Savannah Sept 16-Cotton steady middl;ng. INC: low
midding Ti4c receipts 32l5 bales; coastwise
1875; sales. 6S3 stock Il. 2oS
New-York tribune., 1901-09-17
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits rather quiet, but ABOUT
steady al unchanged prices Rosin and pitch ruled
unchanged. We quote:
TARURegulars 81 IS; do oil. bbls 81 10.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-36l2 l3tc, - ., .o II
ROSIN-Common good strained 81 90; D. 81 o. r. n.
81 5o F 81 50: G. 81 60: II: 81 e5; 81 10; X S2 TO-
NJ 81 60: X So o5 G. SO IS: w w. 50 s..
STOCK ON HAND.
Rosin. bbls a0S
bblS
New-orleans Sept 16-Rosin-Receipts lis bbls; tur-
pentine 26 bbls o.. "a
savannah Sept l6spirts tupentine hrrp h,s S4c Ron
firm receipts 2652 bbls sales 210 bbls exports to -
Quote A d. 81; e, 81 05 +. 81 ~; ~,
81 I5 H. 81 20; l. 81 35: X 81 TO- NJ 81 90: n. 81 10;
w G. S3 10: w w. S. so. -. .o,lo.
Wilmington, Sept I6-Spirits turpenne quiet 90 &c
receipts. bbls. Rosn firm 95cdsl receipts lls DDS
Crude urpentine quiet and steady S1QSl 9o receps o.
bbls. Tar firm. 81 So; receipts isl b6ls ~
London, Sept l6.-Turpentne spirits, 2os l4ad
New-York tribune., 1901-09-17

n. ~ eot2n closed quiet with quotations NC lower
of SIC for m.ddline upland and sikc for mid
e.ns Spf Sales. 7f0 bales Southern snot n,arg,,=
~ tegrsphed follows: Mobile steady sc lower 20
re sannah steady nc TO 7Lc Norfolk norni-
scu AZ s4e Baltimore nomnaI unchanged
fIr unclaimed Bt Sc; New-Orlsans firm unchanged at
rs~s,' chaT ston steady. hc use Estimated
hs..p" a. New Orleans for Tomorrow 3 10 900
So e- compared with haIes actual Iass week ana
,.hales actusl iasf for o.
ss lage 10 1000 bales 70 lIs actus last week
'ha j. .l9s actual last year ~ ~
rsets at the Interior for the week as COM
last nd last.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-17

Rio-Cofee market steady: No Rio. 4s623; exchange,
10 s32d: receipts 2s 600 bags cleared for the United
States. 1900 bags: cleared for Europe 1900 bags;
stock. 52l 900 bags.
The position Of Brazilian coffee
New-York tribune., 1901-09-17

Coffee csbles-S -Santos-Cohee market quiet good aver
Santos zsi0o receipts $1,000 bags; stock l21 600
bags. Hamburg-coree market opened unchanged; at
go !. pig higher: sales. 1000 bags. Har-e
Coffee market opened quiet unchanged; al IL m ad-
Tanced J. franc; at advanced !. franc; at $50
= m Oo0
New-York tribune., 1901-09-17

A DsEKIISEMhNIS . and suescriptions rrssuns
20 dooT posss of sis.'s AZ until O'clock
ONCE r.tss until o'clock m via 25s sth-sv> n q
cor I'd st: l5e 6th-avs. l2xh-st: Macy a 9th av~
New-York tribune., 1901-09-17

Receipts of breadstufs at interior points in thousands
last three ciphers omitted. -four bbs bush.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-17
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS

WEEKLY EXPORTS
New-York tribune., 1901-09-17
HOLLAND-ANERICA LINE

New-Ycrk- k-Rotterdam via Boulosras- -aur-Mer
Twin-;ScreT s 5 l2;tS tGns POTSDAM
MAASDAM Saturday. Sept IS A IT
Twin screW : 5 500 tons ROTTERDAM
Apply I GenI Passenger Agency. 30 Bway N Y.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-01
Velaaoo Rndnet.

velasco, Texas, June 80 Arrangements
are being made for barbecue to be hed
at Riverside park on the Fourth The com
mittee o. arrangements has everything Ia
readiness for the event
Lee Barney, the II year old son OF Bar
ney, the hackman, came near losing his
life night before last, while coming from
the beach. He had been in bathing, and
when In a mile of home fen on his horse
aud injured him 10 some extent HIS horse
coming home riderless Nh Barney hurried
down the river to find the boy nearly uu-
conscious at the bend below town
Mr.. Cherry, one Of the workmen 81 the
mill got badly hurt last night by part
of the bg tank falling on him Wh0c no
bones were broken he was very severely
injured Mr. Smith. the manager had a
very close call at the time, some Of the
tank casing tearing his clothing.
Another accident happened down the
river last night, The little sail boat OF
Messrs, c. A Wolcott and G G. Boddey
capszed while opposite Seayew, about a
mile below town, and both came near losing
their lives, They lost everything but them
selves and the boat. eQ
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-01

season. II Was the hnt entertainment IL
their new home. Those Ia attendance wof
Aicsdnmes Melasky. Parker Sturgis Yakcy
Black. walter Smith, Council. Rildwhlstille
G.. NJ Booth. Deck Smith, Williams. Brown
David, Edcll, N D. Frlnk, Oscar Frink.
CHM, Burns. Miller Pennington Bland.
Hafner Hillsboro; Roques of Waco. Watts
of Georgia, Earthman, Molten OF Green
VILE, Henderson, Curry Kimhrn Jenkins
Alexander Thompson Morse. Tucker. t3ey
or. Blaine. Wilson, Otter, Garrett Hcnnet
Lewis. Robertson, Davis. Bailey. Logan.
Elchotz. Woodward, Doak, Love- Misses
CarnclI OF Whltesborc, Taylor. Cieayes,
McConias. Kate Kclichnr, Auule Kellchor.
Bib and Ugzlcton of Temple
Miss Ruby Henderson entertained on Fri-
day evening with music aud dancing IN
honor OF her guest, Mrs Boiling % Atlanta
ca. The guests were Misses Mary Thread
gill. Bessie Kendall III Orange Hattie Dick
son. fIortcnse Curry, Fern Rogers Of Watu.
Mamie SpAug. Laura Kritzer Mabel
Humphrey Lizzie kehchor, Lois Thompson
Fannie Mitchell, MeSsrs Swell Muse. Max
and Paul Eikel, Alex Hicks. A. NJ Hall.
Dave Goldstein. Amas Forward and MIR
and Mrs Dan Murphy, Mr. aud Mrs
walter Taylor and Mr.. and Mrs. sanford
Smith OF Austin.
Friday evening a moonlight drive In hon,
or OF Miss Pennington Of Brenham was en-
joyed by the following society people,
Misses Leah Bland, stella Jones Of Cal
vert Amos. Neya and Nerie McFadin and
Hessrs NJ H. and n Pennington. s.
Womach, Joe Murphy. Il. J lcSharht and
Mr. and Mrs Miller. Mr., aud Mrs. Morgan
and Mr.. and Mrs c. NJ. Bailey
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-01
SOCIETY AT TAYLOR.
Number of Enjoyable Events Occurred
Last Week

Number of Enjoyable Events Occurred
Last Week.
Taylor, Texas June 2o.-Aiiss Mary
Threadgill entertained a number Of Tay-
lors elite with cards on Thursday evening.
Those who enjoyed the pleasant occasion
were Misses Lizzie Doak. lone Tucker,
Leah Bland, Fern Rogers, Fannie Mitchell,
Hattie Dickson. Pennington Of Brennan,
lisa King. Stella Jones Of Calvert, Hortense
Curry. Bessie Kendall, Pauline Wright,
Jessie .Cleayes, Rehecca Milasky Mtssrs.
Paul aud Max Eikel, Alex Hicks, Ewell
Muse. Charles Rogers, Morris and Harry
Pennington. Ned Doak George Avery,
Dudley woodward Horace Morteller,
walter shafer, Leon Aielasky II. j. Elk
hardt. Lawrence Buell. Of Waco, Sam Foote
Of Austin. Or. and Mrs c. r. Payne alr.
and Mrs. G. 81 Booth, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Garrett Mr. and Mrs. j. Melnsky, MIR. aud
Mrs. II. L. welch, Mr.. aud Mrs. j ",
Parker, Mr.. aud Mrs. n Davis, Mr., and
Mrs. walter GaylOr. Mr.. and Mrs. sanford
smith Of Austin, Mr., and Mrs. Dan Murphy
Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ. Bailey and Mes6ames
win Robertson. l.. l. Logan, NJ. Bird
whlstile and /. S. Lewis.
The entertainment was given In honor OF
Miss Threadelll's guests. Miss Kendall OF
Beaumont and Mrs sanford smith o. Ans
lin. Al the close Of The spirited contests
~ et,ehre II was found that Miss Fern
Rogers ana Mr. Deck Smith had captured
the head prizes, while Miss Hortcnse M
ri aud MIR. Dudley Woodward carried on
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Muir
nh was on Tuesday afternoon the scene Of
oae Of the uczt brilliant receptions OK ta'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-01
oil AS FueL.
Another Test, Made al Brenhan, Proved
Eminently Satisfactory.

Another Test, Made al Brenham, Proved
Eminently Satisfactory.
Brenham, Texas. June 30 The new oil
burners that have recently been installed
in the big quadruple battery OF boilers
that run the Brenham Ice plant, oil mill
and electric light plant. wefe given another
test Saturday afternoon. The stream Of
oil was turned on from the generator into
the big DIRE brick furnaces and the torch
applied The roaring blaze could be heard
a block away. The steady blaze burned
for about two hours and made tremen.
deus heat, untll the Indicator ehowed that
sufficient steam had been raised 20 turn
all the ponderous machinery. The bridge
Of fire brick In the furnace was at a
white heat when the flames were turned
on, and shut for the fact that there y
some slight defect In the construction or
this brick work the plant would be reldy
to commence the use of oil In the regular
work This will be remedied Ia a daa or
two and some time this week all the M I
chincry will be run With fuel oil from tue
Beaumont field, instead of With coal.
The immense coal bill for this instllu-
tidn is $1,000 1t is estimated that the
oil bill wifi not he over $500, and the
difference is about what 1t cost to make
the change In the machinery for the entire
plant, SO II will be seen that tho his
wears saving in fuel will pay for all the
change of machinery, and after that time
on the presumption that oil viii be al the
same price that prevails now, the company
win he saving $500 per annum.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-01
Baptist Pastor Called.

Cunerou Texas, June 30 l.. r.
SCARBOROUGH, pastor Of the First Baptist
church Of this place. has received a very
hattoring call from his old home church,
thc First Baptist Of Abilene, Texas The
call is urgent, hut Mr.. scarboroughs CON
gregation and his innumerdblc friends here
sincerely hope he may not accept He
cone here in June, 1897. from Baylor mi
yerslty. He resigned after eighteen
months and spent a year at the Southern
Theological seminary in Louisville Ky, az
ter which he was unanimously recalled
to this passionate. During this time his
earnest, sincere life and fine Christian
spirit has greatly endeared him, aud his
faithful labors have resulted In more than
doublnG the membership Of this church,
which now numbers more than 200. and
other Baptist church in TeXAs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-01
STATE EPWORTH LEAGUE.
Annual Conference to Begin al Austin
Tomorrow.
SESSION WILL EXTEND OVER TWO DAYS
An Interesting Program Has Been Ar
ranged for the Event--Othcr
Religious News.

Austin, Texas, juno 30.-The State con
ference Of the Epworth League will open
at the Tenth street church Tuesday even
Ing at $50 o'clock for twodass SEES
sion. The following is the program for
the meeting:
Tuesdays p. M. song service; $50 p.
M, opening sermon by Rev. ) r. Hay of
Houston.
Wednesday. $50 a. m, sunrise prayer
meeting, Miss Abbie Whiting; $50 a. M,
song and prayer. Miss Corclia whitten, o
a. M. address Of welcome by George Dech-
ard, and response by w. A. Palmer 9sl5
a. M, enrolment Of delegates; $50 a. IN,
The Aim of the Devotional Department
and Promotion of Personal Religion Rev.
y l., Massey: 10 a. m, general discussion;
1920 a. m. The Conduct of the Deyo-
tional Departments" tal First Vice Pres
ldont w. L. Cook, lbl THE Leader
Miss Beatrice Norman, tc) "rhe Member
SHIP Miss Dora orgain, I'D The Attend
ance, Miss Mamie Graves IL a. m, The
Junior N.ork, ta) Need OF" Mss Hor-
tense De th0mnes, tbl The Superlntendi
emit Miss Lota Hurley, tcl Reports trom;
: p. m, song and prayer. Miss Noble All
son; 2;30 p. m, ''Wha. Docs the Devotion
a Department Contribute TO the Soul-sav
ing Efficiency OF the Church in Your
Icague?' 3 p. M. "IIow May luz Rev. 6,
J. Oxley; $50 p. m, '"rne League and
the Non church going" Rev. J. w Bergiu,
4p. m, recreation; D. m. song and pray
or, Miss Maggie Rogers; $50 p. III. mis-
sionaiy evening ana addresses by Rev
George j. Winton Of San Antonio.
Thursday $50 a, M sunrise prayer
meeting, Miss Viola Schwab; $50 n m,
song and prayer {. b. Moreland; p n m,
"rne Charity and Help Department II
Scripturai Conception Rev. Nathan row.
ell; $3.50 a. M. The Motive of the Charity
Workers, Rev II. c. George; 9;I5 THE
Charity and Help Work in Your League;
10 a. M election Of officers and selection
of place for next conference, 1870 u. m,
Ways of Dispensing Charity ana Help,
Mrs. NJ A. WicoX; IL n. m, An Attractive
Personal Religion the Hearts Qualification
for the Work, w. Davis, $50 a. nj
The League and the wednesday Evening
Prayer Meeting, j b. Wolfe; p. m,
song and prayer, Miss Eva Nj. Crew; 2.30
p. m, The Literary Department., It's Aim,
John llfrey; 3 p. m, The Course OF
Preaching w. IS. Palmer; 3:lj p. m,
The Place OF the Era In the League
Work, Miss Eva l.. Nentes $3.50 p M,
Reading Circles or How We MAY Get
the Books Read" Prof. c. c. Cody of
Georgetown; 3;45 p. m. Certificates aud
Diplomas as an Incentive for Reading the
Course c. s. Ports; 4 p. m, "The League
aud Temperance Rev John +. Green;
S p. M, song and prayer, Il. A. Brown
$50 p. M, sermon by Rev. Il. s smith,
ID. D.
Close-P Praise and conservation service,
led by Rev. G. j. Oxley.