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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-19
Minrnnrrt Nnliidnl her.

s. flarb am rs. Gilobcr, # ubr 9lbcnoa,
in inner lCulcIt lGubmulN III. 1902. lipro.
}EoI'c ztIuGr. WinrHnrct 3oIiihubCr, pCIiCbic
satin BON FhjIlpp Npl5ibubCr int 9uicr bon
~ [ahrcu mo lltuudicr. Die tcCroigulN
itunct SunnCritnN, ~!,uhmiituNe nm }luCl I'm.
ppm {ruuCrhuulC aus AMI oct Baltimore &c
mCtcru' HIATT. Nrcutoc lno Ncfntllte llIto
uhuc mcitCrc ltoiB bicrnlll clnNclnoen.
glnocrc ,5CllulBcll luCrocu ~gcbctcn, 81 cont
yr, tprl ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-19

Grprc1un IT q, Gnt ii y runI
pom ainbcrn, Mtor0 mo Gpuuntit
N@ttcntotc fonmcn IN NCp l)orf II
lester 3cit on5lt oft Dor. Sic EoIi5ct
lit INNER ouul Der Spur" Der Nttcn'
tGtcr, miro OCrlclbcn abCr nld)t bah
bait. Sn Der mcltolla groBtcnIicbr'
5nbl ioncn Ca itullcnlldc NcrbrcdCr'
0un0c1 iCin, bic ibr Nunolucrt po,i
,~<iolicn nod Ncu d port pcrlcgt no
ben. Scr ICtcftlp Fctrolini b0lt bic
ltcbclthGtcr iilr WtltgIiC0cr Scr Iii0.
itollcniihCn Gnnorro mo iii Der Nn'
lid)t, bob ic0cr &tulicucr, Der I'M Der
baht ltcht, MtitNlic0 0iclcr Sanoc jl
iCin an Der GinpunOcrung pcrhin'
0Crt, u0cr lpcltll CT bcrctta I'M canoe
lit, mic0cr 0cporttrt mcrocn loIlc. Nj,
les ldon mo gut, c9 gcbt obcr ocl
Nclu 9)ortcrn mic 0cr mcllan09tilrH'
bcrQcrr, ole fcincn bcl1ftcn, Den tic
nid)t jllpor batter. Cen Otitglicocrn
Der Gon1nrro licbt man lbrc 3ltgebo'
rigteit III Der @clcllld)nit cbcnIo ne
Mig im @elidt al, lplc Den Nnard)l'
item. limo ulli blobcu Tcrbud)t bin
fam feline Deportation crIolgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-19
Wilhclminn NSicanno.

IS fturb am II. CnubCr MiIBclnina s4ic.
anno, ]gcnorcnc gGuOucr. Nclicbtc WuttIn pon
}Snl. A}tcOuuo. i'm gItcr BON - Subrclt. Sic
NccroiRurp iinoct 6rcitnn, ocl %. Gttobcr,
g'admittdNa llbr. non lOrCr %INpbnunI, gtr.
5l3. }&c'l pumbIrp SiruGc. aus aul ocm st
EuIllc Srichhu1g" iiUtl. t2J2-3l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-19
Enhn vi. NCrinn.

Ncriua i'm 9lIlcr BON Il %ubreu I ltunui uuo
) EuQcIt OciIcbtcr @uitc oon ylhou Ncrjpa.
&cupau0lc ulO Srcunoc oct Guntilic ituo bot
lIhrt crrIhl ocr VCcrntNnnN luclde bonn
5raucrbuuic Itr. 1890. Gultcru gpGHuC. am
Sunncritnq. J,lhmiiluNa , ubr. aus 'luttlln.
oct. briunurbucIl. NcllCpllll8 ol' Dem opou
hpU FuIf" t2Gi-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-19
SuocSfGHc.

Pint Il. Cfobcr cttilin @rph. Is Sabre alt,
2lm Il. Gtiobcr Mm y. aiein, IN Ae'Iport,
mn, 10 Sabre <lt.
VIM -. Cltobcr SUrutBrG .. GdBoif. 10 Sabre
ait.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-19

hnt nuf ptnn OSn IHtNfnTNu AOllQlN.
1ir fIcifiopna1hrer ar. y,nNca pro.
nu1ircu iGhr(ih f. 10000 ..mrutc2"
Girr q, ir 3Go ot;ir Nin Ciicnbobn.
,lro BON aiibbn,,rr mi, nlcicr Gicr
mrunr miirhc bo;r,n, 5000 y{cIlcn
lana Icir NM ;;bcr ,O- UO A}uuoona
broninruhcn 0r,i ,rrr Nihtiofclt
bobcn mir hicir 2onrrn uaulrljd nidt
ocpriiit Sam iphI, A.. ms an 3cit.
9(bcr iclbit mem, il, rnpag nod, ol.
oriiiru icin ,o0tcr i, nra1dt mani
mr. hir mcnoc Scr @l,nrl,ruu Niihn.
chen in ylrrcdnnn, an nrr,lcn. nm
n Dem otl,6 ~ .,.nmru. Niur,l
III 5runnir
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re NoH Don Ncin 3orI oo'i Fut''
aus lele0ropDlrt poroIIL 70 Iol'roS
man Is at" cine %cr'"iAlolil'1 DC
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aus "erIln tonlllt 20 VT one Sooi'"
cue ~'''I'lcDello, ooB enc "0Iioil, Io'I.
W' al orr oplBc DER elolII'utloh
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loI'o'll Solterll obIod,l,l ?Hlli, 10
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oIlQcmcincr fcnucu lclcrnt babe,
piiic icBt 0crcn Mobl0cidmud at
milroiucn unO Der Tlihronilml mcror
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-19
MohIcn ocacn Wnnr-

Nubntt upn loo. PRO 3ounc nper III Sohhrn
&cacu Saar.
@eidates SihtcubpIi, " Ccro 1913.
Weinates 6ircubplS, " 6pro $500
@iQingcr & Scbranf.
Suupi- Plreai nfa aubIcnbot; Yrcftons nub
CAB GtruBe. ,3rpCiqs Riireni: sSlo Iolon GOAL
Go" Document, nnbe SaDsSirnBe,,
Gel: c. & Il. RpIfc ff17 - Ub. gplrt. 207g.
Glprll20. 6!uiie)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-19
Suugc NGnncr!
Grlsrni 1slssrasbirem nnb Gtienbahu'end.

UFtIW 1tItHruF NTH HHu VFN""'H"N "FT
iitbruna.
$50 bis 500 WuuatssSebult fiir uriere ght'
%fIricnttu ooer feline NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3cle'
qraahtilcn II Qrpber Euhtraee. unlere u S1il'
len. 'tno bic grobtcn in stil.'tiia: ppn lGotni
Seit Bum 9inirtit. Shreibi peacn 9ntatog.
Murie ebpol Of Felearcghn, a..
Cincinnati, o; buffalo, N,'yJ @iianid 9a )
cisco, Gal. (abreiitrt an ireei'o eiIie ger So,een
StlSte.) tSnito.4Wdel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-19

flung bat Der Sol51Cl't olt o03 sea
pCrln0gCn, mo iCiu WcnlG bat 'd)on
of G%rblinoun9 6ltr 6olNc Gcbobt. Ntc
Mornun9 0C3 Hc9icrluQ2 Gbrn'
tcr5 lit gang um YIobC, ulcIn murlm
mcrocn sic GomCn ser CrmIttcItcn
S0li6cr Dem FubIiflm nldt bctanni
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rIn9 nibt gcgcn sic I0lifntngcn
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lit Dem Eublitum mcniB Acbol'cn.
GoB Sic critoncr N.Y. {.
nC}lIclo ichr lmbcIicbt limo, lit nod
Dem llrtbcil oca Spc}ioI . WcionOtcu
Calhoun 0cn Fr0iiOcnt N@ooicpcIt
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lid. Nr. Calhoun mciut 0QG Die an.
itan0igCn NmCrifuncr IN Ncllc5llclu
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III lCincm Eutlh Gc1cn Goltro inter.
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gum Stllr5c Der NcGicrlnQ mitjltbcls
len.
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unb Idpicri9cn GGmpicn crpdrtct
mcrhrn n,ritr Ger 5nnhua Scr irnt
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bot 81 Npicr gCiorocrt. Mn Mcri
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,inhuro 10 coINotrn 0rrh9rorf.
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nIl'0ctolll. Ser |pHollH oil Al''5'c
rem l'Cul ''u) oliI Iol' ool otl'Cll "o
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-19
Baltimore GcnCtCru.

Nircnn: 1rnutltu Nlon., Baltimore. II. &urtbitr,
NC0rihuifpldrc sum 4'CrIut' uNI So an.
init liurmOrpiuilct ubGCGrcl3t. S35 Mat
fir uiCr N6UuhCu. tNiulilG10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-19
2unnpa Earf.
Surruiuc.

Oinlcriid, - Yariartia Grieotlh.
Wcitlt6 pnr @Hnlhrouf EN- mo cine babe
Wlcilc. NcWuet bic NIT @lOrphuttun bCBctbnttc
yiortb glnCnuc Gar. Trc,c Mut'dc1 Nuthmtti1Ns
an lcrmluI5, IrciiC Oon Nc0rubnlBpldtcn icHt
frtSiCu. YCidtC VCOiuQulgcU. IClCpbuU ~
eaton DOR. Siircau: Sroutlin. uuo Wtuoiut.
Muaoe. VcTlnmlt Sroidiiirt. (Didl4 l&.I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-19

Gic NumobnCr 0C2 obc-
rem O}iilillippi ocrIonQcu oout Gon-
QrcB - ViiGioncn Collars, INT cincn
Moiicritono bon 6 SUI pou 81.
NouI nod q. %oiri4 bcr}uitcuru.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
HOTEL GLADSTONE,

Now open Direct ocean front Steam heat. sunny ex-
posure Pleasant Only arteStan water used
Booklet. Telephone ,1S7. NJ r WISWELL-
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
IBr TEIEcRAPH 70 THE TRIRuNE.l ]

LBT TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUGE.l
chicago. April I7.--wheat opened firm and closed
within &c Saturdays latest figures for July. II
had 6 heavy tone, however, most Of the day. and
Al ore time July showed sc and September 1Gc
los Tie latter left on az the same price it did
saturday May sold down 10 a point 1lsc below
closing p;ice of last week but at the last showed
only lsc net decline. May corn was weak and lost
Eas.c for the day. while July dropped &c. May
oats declined 5tasGc for May and &c for July. Pro-
visions recovered some OF considerable drop. but
a. the close SIN showed losses OF 15c in pork and
from PIC 10 SC in lard and ribs.
Fsle wfeat market started strong under various
minor Influences OF a bullish cast. Weather since
Saturday was cold and dry for the most part
throughout The wheat growing territory. The bull
Isl feature OF the weather was not so much the
cold as the absence Of moisture over the greater
psrt OF the area. Receipts here this morning were
s. cars There transferred from private houses
81 cars and 1890 bushels contract grades May
sold from 81 s down 81 lsSs. closing at 81 I4it
July closed Al S7sac; the highest was ss4c the low
est s7'sc.
Market for corn had an advance OF &c az the
ortnine due 70 large sales made for shipment on
SATURDAY, and the freezing temperature so sener-
ally prevailing The demand at the advance was
no; sufficient 10 hold the price. and II soon after
the start begsn TO drop. and before long had sold
below the highest point touched at the opening
Local receipts were I72 cars. l3 % which were con-
tract. Estimate of to-morr0ws arrivals was So
down 70 47c closing at 47isc 20 t7sGc. Ire highest
fo- July zStc the lowest EsSc 70 47Ikc and the
closing was $40.
The liquidation by local longs was the feature Of
the CAT market due partly TO the weakness in corn
AID 10 local shippers being or from the East
ern markets, owing the lower rates offered from
the NoTthWes-. The market was heavy. with de-
Uand scattered and mostly by shorts Receipts
are daily becoming larger; - cars were inspected
in and 20 cars estimated for tomorrow. Ship
mouts were -03,00o bushels There was some in
Quiry from Eastern shippers. and a good demand
trorG local feeders Prices were on &c 70 sc
Provisions ruled weak. The heavy receipts Of
hogs and the decline in prices at the yards brought
out considerable long product Toward room a
good class OF buying sprang up credited 10 the
packers. and this helped to sustain the market
May sold from So 70 of 10 So S2is and July from
81 s., on 10 Sl2 IA. and reacted s12 So May lard
sold from s. 221z on s. 20 and July at 81 42lk on
10 s. S7s May ribs at S. OF 10 s. 49, and reacted 10
s2s and July from s. % ana sold OF 10 s. 20 to
C22ls
Hog receipts were $1,000 heas. and prices at the
Yards were 10c lower
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
Musical Instrument.

VTIOLINS: Beautiful string Quartette: two very fine
violns. and excellent cello. cOndi-
tiou; private sale; opportunity KRINER. 2O7
E,asf
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
rrHE People OF THE STATE OF NEW

York by the grace God free and indepeRdent.-TO
yy-ylIan, Is buchanan Mahlon b. Buckman, Fannie NJ.
VVorStaII Frank T. Buckman. Senda Bucknlan Mary B.
ESt,- Samuel Fannie ~. MeEtunes. katie
buchanan William NJ. Buckman. Fannie NJ Buchanan.
George ri Rckman. Florence NJ Bucknlan, Arthur /.
f3,cknan Mariana HiHb0rn. George r. BuckmaR Wat
son n Ffillborn. II. Parry Walter G. Ruckman.
Howard N buchanan. Anna r. Sellers. Alfred Buck
man Mary n Buckman. Elmer =. Buokman. Ernest L.
IlucLman Sanie A Mackenzie and Lewis r.. TAYLOR,
-rstes children OF Micatah ). Buchanan
send erecting each OF hereby cited ana
re1ud uers1uRly and appear before surrogate
~ tbA Tuntv of New YORK. az the Surogatea Court OF
oUTv beld AZ the County House IN the CITY
of NeV~Yor 6th day Of May 1909 az hait-paSt
a. the forenoon OF that day. 70
attend judicial OF the account OF proceedings
~ III Vors Trust Company. under
st v ana testament Mhhlon BGcNnaf deceased. and
- ~ nrlreeiinSR of Continental Trust Company OF
the Cy of New-York tine former trustee under said Will
ana cb OF YOU as hereby ced as are under the
of Venty-one years. are required % appear by YOUR
S,,srSIa N YOU u have noHe. TO appear
and apply be appointed or m the event OF your
eeIs or failure guardian wiz be appointed oy
the Surrogate represent and act for you In the pro
In Testimony whereof We have caused the Seal Of the
SurroEates Court of the said County % New
York TO be hsTeuntO af1Ted. Witness. Hon.
Frnnk r. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate OF cur said
u.Sl County. al the County OF New York. thu loth
day d March. IN the year of Lord one
thousand nine hundred and Ave
JAMES A. DONNEIfiT.
SleFk Of the surroEates Court
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
School Agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors Teacher TutSTs GoSernesses
TO Colleges. Schools and Families Apply to
Mrs. n J. YOUNG-FULTON. % Union Square
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
Citations.
rr,HE PEOPLE OF ne STATE or ~

VVHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
Il York by the Grace God. Free ami Independent.
to William T. Danuat. David J. Dannat Walter ID. Starr
chandler y. starr, Julia d. HsyLand. William D. Havt-
land Renee NJ. HavilaEd. Ie0nie D. De Luze and Guy
Havand and to all interested in tbs estate OF
William H Dannat. OF the County OF New York,
legatees Cf otherwise,
greeting: and each of hereby cited
be and before
Of County New York at the Surrogaes' court
County New York the 2sth day Of April, 1905 at
hsif-pas O'Clock In the OF that day thea
and there 20 attend judicial account
proceedings OF David J. Dannat, Andrew Shand. Jr,
and Charles r. Executors VIII
Testament Of you hereby
cited under axe twenty-one years
Ouired to appear your guardian. II
YOU have none. appear and apply for to be
pointed or in neglect failure do
guardian will be appointed By the Surrogate to rep
resent ana you the proceeding In testimony
whereof the seal OF the SurrOEaes Court
OF the said county Of be hereUnt0 affixed
Witness Hon Abner c. Thomas Surrogate OF said
County at County of New York, the 18th day OF
February in Of Lord Cns thousand nine
hundra5 ana FIVE JAMES a. DONNEI.LY.
m 3 Clerk OF the SurToGates Court.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18

Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Company.
81 80 Liberty Street y. y. City.
April 18th 1905
HHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THIS
l. C'ornpanv has this day declared a dividend of two
and one hall per cent. payable the Company's Of
6rss on Nav st 1905 books will be closed
on saturday. 18th day Of April, and reopened on
tuesday the 2d day OF May, 1905.
THORWALD STALILINEC'TT, Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18

A MEXICAN LINE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SOUTHAMPTON
sailing Saturday. $50 A If, Is. n
81 louis Apr. % 81 Paul. Nav
Philadelphia Apr. 20 New York May i3
PED STAR LINE
ANTWERP P-DOVER-LONDON-PA
Sailing Saturdays 1880 A. NJ Pier Is. n r.
Naderland APT. - iceland Nav
Aroonland Apr. 90 Finland MAY rs
WHITE STAR LINE
NEW YORK-QU Observation-Disclosures.
Sailing Wednesdays and Fridays Pier as n r.
Majestic Apr. 10, 10 A. NJ Teutonic. MAY 3 10 81
Cedrtc--- Apr. q. A NJ Celtic MAY s & Al N
Baltic.-- APR. 26. noon Oceanic May 10 $50 AN
TFfE T3 EDITERRANEAN EIA
FROM NEW YORK
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES, GENOA. ALIEN 4NDPIE
CRETIC. Apr. % noon: June rs IIiv 9T
- - Jul
FROM BOSTON.
RONGANIC. Apr. - 1890 D. June 3. 4rz f0
CANOPIC- May 1S. 3 p m. .. s. Sepf
PASSENGER OFFICE o BROADWAY
Freight ONCE. Whitehall Bldg. Battery Place
BEFORE GOING ABROAD CONSULT THE
EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENTS THAT AP-
PEAR REGULARLY IN THE TRIBUNE on
SUNDAYS. WEDNESDAYS AND SATUR-
DAYS.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
PEOPLES Il0G9G
Instruction.

THE BERzs1Z SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
Madison SQUARE (11s3 BWaYl: Brooklyn. T3 Court 81
New terms begr5ning nov Trial lessons free.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
MOMEsTAKE MINING co.

HOMESTAKE MINING co.
Mills Building. Is Broad Street.
New York, April II, 1905.
DIVIDEND NO. 376
nIVIDEND no. 3T6 OF FIFTY CJ0) CENTS
per share has payable at the Transfer
Agency in New the 25th inst
Transfer books close the 10th inst
LOUNSBERY & co. Transfer Agents.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18

ToTEL RUDoLF-ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.
III Always open Special Spring Rates.
CHARLES r. MYERS.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
Spring Resorts.
NEw-JERSbX'
The IRNlNGTON.

On the Beach at Virginia ave. overlooking Boardwalk
ana steel PIER very OF all attractions dodSLh
upto-dae hotel; capacity 300 Every comfort ana EQUIP
ment including elevator, steam baths. sun Irs
ec special reduced rates TO SDring guests-S" 20 ~"
Booklet. W F. WATTS.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
AuctiOn Sales-FinamciaI.
ANDREW J. MCCORMACK, Aucttonssr.
hBGII4AR AUCTION SALE OF
STOCKS and BONDS
By ADRIAN 4. MULLER & son.

990Gh9 ana 6QNn9
By ADRIAN A. MULLER & SON
OFFICES. IS WILLIAM STREET.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18th.
HOom. I6i BreadWay.
BY order Of sEscutgs
aha MetFopolitan Trust Co.
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Dividend Notices.

UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY.
New York April Il, 1905
DIVIDEND.
A SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF TWO
dollars per share has been declared payable May
Transfer Books will close April 29h at noon. and
open may i'''' EDWARD T. PL.ATT. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
Financial Meetings.

York N Y. April 1sth 1905
ETNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
Of the New York Mutual Gas-ILght Company
for election Of Directors and Inspectors for the
suing year will be held the Office the Company.
36 Union Square Tuesday, the 9th day Of May 1896
O'Clock a. m. Polls will be open one hour The
transfer will be closed the 25h day Of April
will be re-opeEed the 10th day OF May.
w Q. BESSON. SAc'y & Treas.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-19

c. F. Mead; Osmond. R. F. shacklock:
Paddock, Michael Miller; Page and Max
field, w. G. Kelly; Pierce, z. J. T Con-
cult, J. G. Galloway; Royal o. b. n.
Woods; Spencer, Bristow and Gross; Mad
ison Combs; Tilden, J. n. Gortner; Ralph
school
Norfolk District-D. X. TindaIl, presiding
elder; Allen, w. A. Rominger; Bancroft,
]. H. Smith; Beemer and wisner, c. p W.
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and sholss, G II. Moore; Coleridge and
Humphrey W. r. Warren; Dakota City,
F. f. Shafer: Decatur, W. G. Fowler;
brulinger: Homer. c. e. Carroll; III Laurel sl
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Nickel; Madison. J. NJ. Boutwell,; Norfolk
J. F. Poucher Norfolk circuit w. r.
Peters; Pender and Thurston, C S. Hughes;
Pilger, Robert s. Hisey; Ponca and Water
bury, II. g. Langley; Randolph, F. A
Stanton, c. n. Dawson Scribner, c. r
Kruse; South Sioux City, J. H Hard :
Wright; winside r. J. Cooking: L. NJ
Busy and Rex Moe, without appointment
Omaha District-winiam Gorst, preEid-
ing elder; Arizona. y. H. Somerville;
Arlington, C. NJ. Coffer, Blair, J. G. shick;
Fremont. H S. Sanderson; Florence and
De Soto to be supplied. Gretna and Spring
Grove r. n Throckmorton; Herman cir
cult, Francis P. Cook; Hooper and Bethel,
G. B. Warren; Kennard and Elk City.
7. S. Watsoni Nickerson, R. J. Robinson;
sion, 10 be supplied; Dickey chapel. J. NJ.
Leidy First church, E Combie Smith:
Hanscom Park, c. c. Cissel, First Memo
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Donald; North Twenty-fourth Street G A.
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Tenth Street, D. W. McGregor; Southwest,
to be supplied; Trinity. J. r. Smith; wal
nut Hill, z. f. Hosmond; Papillion and
Elkhorn, G. w. s. Becker; Rtchla nd
Union, TO be supplied; South Omaha, First
church. F. NJ. Sisson; South Omaha, Letter
Memorial, W. d. Stallbaugh; Springfield
John Kruse; Valley. W. l. Elliott.
Jesse W. Jenning, manager Kansas City
Department Book Concern; F. W BrOss,
missionary to Wyoming; II. L. Powers and
T. c. Webster, conference evangelists: Z.
L. Wilson, missionary to Porto Rico; d. 9.
Winship, field secretary OF North Nebraska
Conference Claimants association.