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ANNU4L BIBLE MEETINGS.
Plans for Fifth Series Include WeH
KnosCn Speakers.

The fifth annual series Of Bible and Gospel meet
tnrs will be held at Sea Cliff Long IslaISd, June Is
70 q inclusive. The meetings are inteEdenomina-
nal Church. of which DR.. George William Carter Is
pastor.
On Sunday morning June Is General darlington
Booth of the Volunteers of America. will speak.
On the evening of that day the Rev. Dr. Robert
Mackenzie pastor of the Rutgers Presbyterian
Church Manhattan, will preach. On Monday even
ing June 49, the Rev. DR.. David James, Burrell,
pastor of the Marble Collegiate Reformed Church.
Manhattan will be the speaker. On Tuesday even
ing June 90 the Rev. Cornelius Woelfkin. pastor of
The Greene Avenue Baptist Church Brooklyn, will
speak On Wednesday evening, June p, the speaker
will be the Rev Dr. Robert Stuart Macarthur,
pastor of the Calvary Baptist Church, Manhattan
The Rev. DIR. s. Parkes Cadman, pastor of the
Central Congregational Church Brooklyn, will be
the speaker on Thursday evening. June %, and on
Friday evening June %. the Rev. DR.. James NJ.
Buckley, Editor of THE New-York Christian Advo-
cate" will address the meeting. On Sunday, June
g. in the morning, the Rev. Dr. David G. Downey,
Ign, will preach and in the evening the Rev. DR..
Edgar W. Work, pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church Colorado Springs, Col, will preach.
Saturday evening, June "a. VIII be devoted TO a
haitian assisting Among those will partici-
pate in this concert Miss Jessie Christian. So
prano, Otto Schubert, barytone Miss Florence
Law, violinist, and the Zethus Male Quartet, COM
posed OF George Muller. tenor; T. j. Budeman.
tenor: Walter Williams. BARITONE, and Norman
Dingwall bass Mrs. B. z. Bassford Will be the
organst II This concert. and Miss Lillian Pearsan
the oTganst at all the meetings.
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READING SYSTEM .


LIBERTY STREET AND SOUTH FERRY Ctims from
EASION, BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN AND MAUCH
CHUNk-z4OO us (Easton only), e1o A NJ I2o 40.
300 9545 Easton only P. III. Sundays. zAso A. NJ.
WILKEsBARRE AND sCRANToN-zs.oo. e-1o A. NJ.
L&KEwooD IakEHU 5fsS T6ss RIVER AND BAR
dehura an 40 p n sunaa ss 10 e sa
Lakewood and Lakehurst).
ATLANTIC CITY-s9.4O A NJ, t3.4o p. NJ
VINELAND AND BRIDGETON-zf4.O 90 A. NJ. $40 P. NJ
POINT PLEASANT AND sEAsHoRE POINTS 90.
$50 11S0 A NJ. 30 $780, 245 353. 445: $50. $50
100 200 10 NJ y Sunday. except Ocean Grove sS' A. M
ATLANTIC HI.Ds.. sEABRIGHT. MONMOUTH BCH.
EAST LONG BRANCH, 400. $50. $50 I.30 y u,
is 80 T. So $50 P n Sundays eco a NJ $50 % a55
St. a.65 a NJ. f2so. 800 AS P NJ sundays. Is
A, NJ, 100 7.45 p. NJ. Leave Pier TO- y: r., Cedar
St 10 20 A. N; and loo, s45 As P NJ Sundays.
PHILADELPHIA CREADING TERAclAL@.4:so. 100.
TOO 400 400 500 fs6o 500. f7.s6 $500. ssOo.
1900 A NJ, s2.00. t'4oo. $500. 100 P. NJ. 'i215
B!LTIMoRE ANDD WESTINGHOUSE s 1000. 1900
READING. HARRISBURG, PoTTsvIII.E AND WILL,
IAMsPoRT-ll4o0 "A, % rs 90; lt9i0 1000 n9o
zFrom Liberty Street only. "Daify- tDaily. except
Sunday. Sundays only 4Parlor only. Uvia Tama-
qua xSaturdays aEIcept Saturdays.
PSI 1900 1854 Broadway. 1872 9TH 2s1 5h Ave.
% Square Third Av. 2T3 West 125th ST.
PAS Columbus New York. 542 343 344 $50 Fulton
St. Brook1yn; 800 Broadway. Williamsburg. New York
W. @. VESIER c. N BURT.
Vice Pres and Gen Mgr Gen. Pass'r Agent.
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new YORK, new HAVEN & HARTFORD R.R

follows. for
BOSTON via New London and Proyidence-t4:5 80
15s9!o;SSO .sSo 1G0: :7iaod i00 '1i'0s 'HIs''0
Boston. via Willimantic-tis:00 a. n. 1900 P. NJ.
BOSTON, via springheld-tS:00 A. NJ. fl12:0O 'l4:0o
slI:O0 P. M.
FITCHBURG. via Putnam worcester-t3:eo P. NJ.
LAKEyILI4S and NoREoLK1ts:oo A NJ, tsa1 2 N;
WATERBURY and WINsrED~ts:oo. 5000. 1880
if6:Ol t6:Oo $500 Ito WATERBURY, P. NJ.
offices at cGrand Central Station and c125th
St. also at cse. e2el LIS. elsa Broadway 6 Park
Ave Madison Ave. e27s West 125th ST.. l19s
ave. In Brooklyn. e242 $50 Fulton St., $50 Broad
way, e. d.
sDaiIy. fExcept Sundays. tsundays only. fstops at
1Stops at 125th St. Sundays only tParlor Car
Limited. llHas dining cParlor and Sleeping Car
C. T. HAMPSTEAD. Gen. Pas. Ast
o. If. SHEPARD. Gen. supt
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I'LL he came to his present parish. He is a member
of the Sons of the Revolution and of the Society
of Colonial Wars and the Calumet, Catholic and
Arts clubs.
The event to be observed tomorrow took place IN
S. Chrysostom's Chapel two days after DR.. Hough-
toms ordination by Bishop Potter. There will be a
choral celebration tomorrow morning at 1o:So
o'clock An orchestra will furnish music.
Bishop Cortlandt Whitehead, o. Pittsburg' VIII
rreach the sermon. The earlier celebrations Will
be at = s and o'clock, and the members OF the
confirmation class will make their first communion
at s O'Clock. Dr.. Houghton asks all who have been
confirmed in the Church of the TRANSPORTATION, and
espeeially those who have been confirmed there
since he became rector, to make their communion
al the church at o'clock 11
Two new windows are to be placed IN THIS chufch
the Leonard Kip window on the south slde OF me me
western part of the nave. me otier "liuo" WIZ
be placed in the autumn . -, o+
The Church of the TRANSPORTATION In the Sals-
kill Mountains at Pine Hill. win be opened from
Iune . to September g. The summer cutting OF me
Sunday schools of the Church or the lraisIs uI d
fien is TO take place July S, when the steamer
Isabel will take two hundred and hfty people ~
ROTOR Point. -. ...- g.,
Or Houghton will spend the summer THIS year N
the rectory. and the church will not close repairs
and improvements will be made in the churcn ana
the parish house; the choirboys VIII have their an
n,lai outing two weeks in July and August anu
much fresh air work will be carried on
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ILL; WEDDING DELAYED.
Former Brooklyn Girl Stricken 5eith
Partial Blindness.
LEY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. !

Stamford, Conn. June 9.-Miss Ethel c. Ford,
daughter of Mrs. w. F. Ford, formerly of Brook
Ivn. is shut up IN dark room tonight. on the
eve of the date fixed for her wedding to George
A Jenkins of Stamford a son Of the late
George w. A Jenkins. One of Miss Ford's
eyes is sightless.
The cause of the illness puzzles the surgeons.
IT followed trip I'm Mr. Jenkins's automobile.
The young woman's illness has caused the
nostponement of the wedding. The marriage
was to have taken place tomorrow afternoon.
and great preparations had been made Mr..
Jenkins is the wealthy young who was
once engaged TO Miss Genevieve Hecker. the
Former golf champion.
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CASH QUOTATIONS,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

ror-rz, Newn-York, June Q, 1905.
,h coffee market less active for
lne Gay being about $1,000 bags The market opened
6ts at decline of 591o points under continued qu-
ana selling said to be for short but
with lair demand and ruled steady during the
middle session The close steady with June 10
P oI ana other months 5@10 points lower The
opSeihng decline was in keeping lower European
ana larger Jundahy receipts the being
traetin as an index to the new crop and at
movement to the ports. According to to-days cable
me Jundlahy had 1900 bags against 1000 bags the
b.. gay and 1924 bags day year
o9 receipts We're SOe bags against coo year
~ ne European markets Havre
featIp closed at net decline of pfg this repre-
sis some rally from the prices ruling at the hour of
me LOCAL opening in case of the latter market Rio
MS 20 refs higher but Santos unchanged and
sLe Tate OF Brazilian exchange was I-32d lower The
6 vas quiet. with quotations OF
range Of contract prices in the local market to-day
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out $50 cattle and 1885 quarters beef Tor sehws5z
- Ss5 &: 5a s B.s GasBaaS f2s s
also the L9n s market a79e Sgsr1srf "a
1 su9beager; the Uba Liverpool 100 quarter,
previous shipments from This port for the Tss
eaaFss Of bee al to ports Of Great Britain with s
execution Of So cattle and 20 Sheep 1924 u aver
4 s. e per RI, 100 20 AZ 17f Bulls At 81 at a.
do 1850 70 Il5 e a g eoi ss6 90 iAsa
z St iss 81 az r. 700 90 q st 10 d. s So At 8 a.
ss N At g Is 9 sia 5is f At 81 20
1905 1880 36I at So g. eqIs cows 1s7s liz, q
s e. s. g s1a ~ at IS 49, do $50 D. at 81 81
Newton & Co.: Pennsylvania steers. iI!s n at e
s. 7O do SEQ 10 Penpsyys9Ia Sl S
H. at S Pennsylvania cows 1915 N. at So 75i do
2, cRsPY 20 ay s, FED k i0s
115 5SPa9 a. 1is +. at S 50; DO. liia n.
% s S Son: Chicago steers l1es 10 ss
20 v sbsSn Kentucky bulls 400 10. at
3 8; Il dstiHery fed Kentucky bulls
sss i HS hss ss: az tt a' 5a .ge
supSy i at al yards Prices S
Common 52s Rats 6 c Ssi : VEAL: = sod
ifsc per n FOR city dressed s91oc for country, with gen
eTsi sales Of latter at sg1oG ,aa n at so
100 l 20 do so H. at SIS; g DO 2 Is at s. Is
G. Curtis: e5 do 1872 h. at 81 so; 1es n. at
81 so .-o,. -. &c "a. r, L. ,zo =, 81.
S. IL do I40 10, at 81 70; 4 do. 123 10, at 90
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were % cars, or q -
bead-O for sla1ghterers and - for the market
making stale stock p cars for sale all at Jersey
lambs less active 25c lower closing dull with about
q cars held Common to good sheep SSs4 90 per
loo 10; cus 81 5OGS2 70; yearngs So 50qs6 6O lambs
dressed yearlings steady 11Q122c; dressed lambs weak
Newton & Co.: Virginia lambs. Go 70 at S. 87is:
$50 do 20 10 at SIS %; 214 90 10 az S. % S41 DO
e7 n at So 12: ia 81 n, at SS 10 Virginia culs
10 10 at S5 25 Virginia sheep. 100 n at 81 40:
Virginia bucks. 115 70. a 50 so.
Mcpherson & Co. 264 West Virginia lambs. 90 70 az
IS % 25s do 10 So %; 2T2 yirglnia do q 70 az
~ 26e do 10 sheep, 100 III, at 81 20 DO
loo n at 81: . do 30 10 at - % -. go,
Terns Commission Company: pol lambs s. n 81 oi5:
21 Kentucky sheep n. 81 so: IA do, 10 ~ at
81 IS. As do 101 10. at 81 80. % n.
Tobin & shannon: 90 Kentucky lambs IS 10 az $ -
2eO Virginia do IS; 90 Virginia sheep II 10
At IS: Is do 100 81 30: do 1o3 10 at 81 90;
bucks, 142 10. at 50 49, =. 60 %. AZ
sheen 81 NJ at 81 go IA Ohio culs 60 n, az 81 90
n Harrington: go yearllngs 80 n at 90 90 -
Scars, 134t head. tncIudinS
Is head for market Prices easier on Bunalo aSViees
Good state and pennsylvania hogs. 50 50 100 ID
Soies-W r. Hume: state hogs, La 70 average al
81 81 uer 100 10: l rough $40 M, at 81 80 -.
sanders: hogs. 1s6 10, at So So roughs' sl' ID
at 81 so. -. ., .,v, rocv OK ~ a.
81 %: II DO f9f 10, at IS 30.
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SPECIAL. sERvICEs AND TOPICS.

Fifth Avenue Presbyterian. the Rev. DR.. Richard
s. Campbell, all services Marble Collegiate
the Rev. Dr. Burrell. morning; Christ and His
Enemies; evening. THE Eyes of Hobah'; Church
of Divine Paternity, the Rev DR.. Frank oliver
Hall, morning. The Struggle Toward Perfection;
Church OF the Holy Communion the Rey; PF:
evening. Belief in the Holy Ghost; Church of the
Messiah the Rev. DR. NJ. J. Savage, Some Les
sons of the War in the East; Broadway Taber-
nacle. the Rev. DIR. Charles E. Jefferson morning
and evening; mems mass meeting, West SIDE
Auditorium the Rev. DR.. S. Parkes Cadman. The
Faith of George Eliot: St. Pauls Methodist Epis-
copal, the Rev DR.. George P. Eckman morning.
THE Master Is Come; evening, Divine Archi-
lecture
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.

NeW-fOrk, .,
BFsFVES-Recepts i75 cars, 3,06T head, IN
Guiding export alive ia city saughterers
II market making with the cattle held over
Wednesday, 20 on sale Good steers were IN mod
crate demand and steady medium and common grades
dull a shade lower. Bulls and slow, and bulls
barely steady. The yards were cleared Ordinary 70
prime native 81 100 10; tops
scrubs So 50as4 bulls at 80 25as4 So cows
at 50 3GIS4 beef slow unchanged prices.
at S9lsc per n for common 20 choice native sides
Liverpool London cables quoted live cattle selling az
Il4Q12Mc per 10. dressed weight; sheep at lSgl4c
dressed weight; refrigerator beef at eGoAc per ~ No
shipments cattle, teef from this port to-
day. Tomorrow Minneapolis Tor London, Will take
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-10

The local market for spot cotton closed
points higher the basis of s70c for middlng upland
and s95c for middling Gulf Sales 100 bales delivered
Southern spot markets telegraphed
follows Savannah steady, 3so higher s5-iec sales
bales Mobile firm hc higher at SIC gales 1eo bales
316c higher at 9i6c; sales 41e bales Galveston firm
&c higher at SSe: SAFES od paies worieans flrn
"a higher SIC Memphis steady, unchanged S14c
sales 500 bales. Augusta steady. sc higher S1sc
sales bales Estimated receipts leading
to-day Houston $500 to $500 bales against 377 last
week and $40 last at Galveston 1000 to 100 bales
against SOS week and 344 last year, New
Orleans 1900 to 1900 bales. against 4,145 last week
and 723 last year.
Receipts the to-day the week
with the totals of week previous and this
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CHURCH AND RELIGIOUS NEWS AND NOTES.
DR. HOOGHIONS THIRTY-SECOND ANNIVERSARY-
PROGRAMME OF SEA CLIFF GOSPEL MEETINGS.

:, the Little Church Around the Corner, 1.-THE
-surch Of the TRANSPORTATION there will be cele-
S.ted tomorrow the thirty-second anniversary of
-. Raw Dr. George Clarke Houghton's first priest
= Offering OF the Holy Eucharist
mr. Houghton las been rector of the famous
,,,,e church since November 90 1897. He was born
g. this city In 1880. and was graduated from St.
c,e,her's College. Anandale in 1867, and from the
l,s1eraI Theological Seminary in 1870 He became a
-.est I'm 1871. He curate of Trinity Parish. this
etv. for nine years. He then became rector of
trinity Church. Hoboken. y. J., where he remained
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The music and other exercises will be prepared by
the children.
At the metropolitan Temple, In the morning. the
Childrens Day exercises of the Sunday school will
be held. A programme of music, recitations and
responsive readings has been prepared.
Children's Day will be observed in Calvary Meth
odist Episcopal Church tomorrow morning. The
pastor. DR.. Charles L. GoodeII, will preach special
sermon TO the children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-10
The statistical position Of Brazilian coffes Is as

COTrON-The cotton active and sbovye,
more or less nervousness and exeter
partially lost in the later trading as a result Of
heavy realizing. The market steady at moder-
ate gain. The opening firm advance of e6i1
points buying for both accounts following the high
er Liverpool cables further private reports claiming
verse crop development and generally spot markets
and rumors that important bull pool formed
among leading New-oreans and Liverpool Interests
There was realizing here at the advance i'm
parted rregulaTy but prices continued to work
higher, and IN the early afternoon gain of
about 1920 points. This carried
points above the low level OF last
followed by heavy realizing, much of said for
New-Orleans account Prices consequently
sharply, but seadied again the close mar
estimated at 350.o00 bales. The map was
considered fairly favorable traders but reports
from the South continued claim that high temper
atures hurting the sections particularly
during the day claiming very unfaYorabe outlook
crop In various sections Southern SPOT
markets generally firm with prices about &c
and private reports that shorts for ship
ineudent Kings weekly follow:
receipts III $50 bales against year;
mills and Canada H. 597 bales
southern mill takings, estimated 10000 bales against
9o2 bales against IL 223 YEAR brought sight
the week. 129 625 bales. against D. 23S
Total crop movenent-Port receipts 1894
added Pensacola port receipts against 1920
against 9t261 last year; Southern mill takings
mated 1888 900 bales against 600 last stock
interior towns in of September 1873 100 bales
against 112 7S3 last brought into sight thus
for season 1241129o bales against 6I3 last
The total movement is for 2s2 this season.
against 2s4 days in 1903-1904.
The of contract prices in the local
follows:
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pENvER'S RAPID GROWTH.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrH

fBy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNRl
Denver June 9-The directory of the city OF
r.nver recently complied shows this city to have
. incubation numbering over two hundred thou
SAND
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1852, s13
Iotai
COMPARATIVE COTTON sTATEMENT

FLOUR AND MEAIo days -four market was mac o
trade Quotations remain unchanged and more or less
straghts 81 eoSs S. Rnr 8 spring
Sea 81 SSs ~ sSr No peF - SGss 90
ro5P e good s. 25Gs4 co. choice s. COOS. 80 70
& BAG F @ n wh59 a9q a y ey
steady quoted Western spring So standard middlng
ST. go -four d.? $50 co. red dog S22 60 June So
red dog s24 So h9miny choP s29$21 SO bulk s2 ESQ
-wHB.AT-Taklng the da~ es a whole the wheat
times under the previous night as to prices
ing ing @ main by the OF Tso 70 had made
its appearance Final prices partial rec R11
than July AS the about evenly divided on
eoe ar ehs by on
lions of Ohio and some also from the Southwest coupled
With reports ports Of damage IN Of py les goo Bush
compared 25700 bush last The principal inila,
Miller report private the eject that wheat in
that harVestnr Would begin in Central Kansas within
that tie car Of Ehsa ar haa
after openng rallied lie bush G b
markets The close at veTpoO was practically e mel Re r
e eiosed ana marx shH up BUDAPEST
P PDGi g5n Barn and Antwerp
prices in the local market closed nei as aoat No
# a paat hard q. Mantq6a ar 81 q Tas
not 50 Elective 81, and the
below the esf h %nsh Gf this shG
slight late % from 5ea iG@ to P0h dcaiohs
Of larger country offers although the latter es f be
veraRed so a.ge might be expected cohsIueiis e
advance in prices Bulls remained confident IN thstr R
on at the ' %as naseted With
SATURDAY Locally export business was reported al in
,,t ba west claimed that steady business was De ea
done with Europe No corn cosed CO. mere az 90
elGXssor SOC aoat selling by e9na5
1900 houses weakened early market, but IL
late With others Cash prices we're re S
follows: Mixed 80 II. 35G35ac natuta asI 9oc
white &c TO 40 ID 6ozSsOO.
% ~ Nominal BARLEY-Market quiet; Ieedin9g was
15 ~ aec - New-York and mailing at 4ogozc /
ueo Wheat including -four experts for ne Weef Ssb
sRradstrests' aggregated A4iooto SEsn,
e9ainf 400 223 last and 49, O32 last year
July l. 1904. they aggreg ne9 for the week aggre-
s los i46 against 45794 last week ana 5 is s'
sase Srca TIv / 1904 they aggregate fooo'@l@ puS'
y year, S IN ar S44 for the same time last year
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ontract prices in the local market to-day

4s560 evols f,Io.CoIfee market steady; Rio,
for the nits 10 receipts 1000 bags; shipments
bags; stock 1es 900 bags santos-Coee market
sood average Santos 4SI00 receipts 200 bags:
STOCK; ISL goo bags Hanbug-Coffee market opened Z
lou. YER at m US u II pfennig net
bags n was net pfennig lower sales 600
at II m declined franc: at m, unchanged; at $50
IN m dnhchsnged sales 10000 bags. Stock in Have
obo OF winch l5I1. 600 Brazilian against geo
last N'"O0'-
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cotton Exchange Special Liverpool Cables-SPot cotton
fair business doing sales 5000 bales speculation and
evnert 5oO 1000 receipts 5000 oalesi AIner
upland T3d. Futures opened firm at
Ia oins advance months and II points advance
~ steady net II points higher.
on InneJuIy Juy-August MISUNDERSTANDING, Sep
s.- oct cher ;ober-Noyenaber and November Deem
bar cod December-January 4s1d; January,Fe6 ruary,
" Eebrnry-March. 4G3d; March-April. 4t4d and
:. or,i.M ACID. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STEADY; cloths
quiet COTTON RECEIPTS
The following total receipts Of cotton at all
,oy,s since 1904:
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GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK.

Secretary S. NJ. Sayford of the Evangelistic AS
ISOLATION of New-England will deliver series OF
evangelistic addresses in this city tomorrow and
Monday under the auspices of the evangeiistic
mittee of greater New-York: He will speak IN
The Bronx at q service Sunday afternoon in the
park, where three churches will unite and on
Monday from wagon in front of the Stock Elk
change In Wall Street.
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Lackawanna Railroad.

Leave New York. foot Barclay and Christopher SITS.
$500 a. M.-For Binghamton and Syracuse
$1,000 A. M.-For Buffalo Chicago and st. Louis
r14o p, M-For Buffalo and Chicago.
"A 00 p. M.-For Scranton Plymouth.
1918 p M.-For Buffalo and Chicago.
IS es45 p M.-For Buffalo Syracuse Utica.
200 A M-For chcaso-sleepers open at p NJ
Tickets 149 42e 11s3 1434 Broadway, N. X 539 Full
ton St. Brooklyn. -Daily. Except Sunday.
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

=, francisco June 9.-The official closing quota.
5 for mining stocks to-day and yesterday were "a
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WASHINGTON AND THE sOUT

755. s25. u '1255, 40 ('3 %,
Congressional Lmited'D. 1875, '425. Ass, $40
p NJ T. 10 night sunday s25. ,s2S l9 l 2. M
1925, s1255 (.2z5, Congressional LimitefD' $50
-425. '455, s25 p. 1910 night
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.-l255. 3.25, AIS D. M iz.Ao
a. m. daily.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-.s.25 a. M and s.25 p. m
sEABoARD AIR LINE-1a25 p and 12.1o m
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-'a.a5 p. m.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILwAY-7.55 a m. week
days. .4.55 daily.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK.-755
anl Meek c qays S2S m daily ak m week
days Sundays, '7.55 a. m
SaPE MAf-12ob p m. weekdays.
sundays, and Point Pleasant (3.5o g. m from Des-
brosses and Cortlandt Streets only, $50 m, 1225
Go SATURDAYS only, 2.25, 3.25 (425 except Long
Branch), and 4.55 d. m wee Sundays, S.25.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
sos I25, .755. S26. sos. 1925. .ts55. se5S no 20
:ss: s5 s5 s ffsss for North Phiis
delphia only, 1856. 665, TBS. s25, s25 tsS5 for
North philadelphia only) D. m. 40 night week
days sundays. SOS. ,.7s5. SIS, 's25 1855. sss.
.425 CLASS for North Philadelphia only), Ass.
'65b, 6.55 755, SIS, S.25 (9.55 North Philade-
phia only p. m. 1910 night
-,., Dining Car Extra-fare train
1S2 Fifth Avenue (below Esd ST.; 2ss Fifth Avenue
(corner 29th St) Aston House, and stations named
above Brooklyn. s42 Fulton Street. $50 Fulton
The New York Transfer Company W call for and
check baggage from hotels and residences through to
Telephone '54s Chelsea" for Pennsylvania Railroad
Service.
W. ATTERBURY. J.. R. WOOD,
General Manager. Pass'r Traffic Manager.
GEO W. BOYD,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-10

At the o'clock service tomorrow evening at
ST. Marks Chapel a tablet in memory of those
members of 81. Marks parish who were victims OF
the disaster the steamer General Socuin WILL De
unveiled and dedicated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-10

The monument to the memory Of the late Rev
Christopher B. O'Reilly, first pastor Of St Mar
tin of Tours Parish, The Bronx. will be I'M
yelled at p m tomorrow in st. Raymond's Gem
etery, Westchester. Brief addresses will be made
by John Twomey, DR.. Roger ONeill, Louis F. Haf-
fen, the Rev. William Meehan and the Rev. Ihonlas
J. Heafy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-10

A service memorial of F. Norton Goddard Will
be held at All Souls Church tomorrow morning,
the Rev. Mr. Slicer preaching the sermon.