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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-06-10
ROLLED OFF CAR.
Fred Morris of Italy Fatally Injured
While Asleep.

From special appearing in yes
terdays 5 Houston Chronicle the Italy
boy who was killed by a train at
LoCkhart was named Morris instead
of Marsh as was given iR these col
umns The Chronicle special was
wired from Lockbart and says:
Fred Morris of Italy, employed by
the Sioux Indian baseball team. died
Yesterday from injuries received
from falling from the top Of box
car while asleep On account OF the
excessive heat last night he left his
berth in the car and crawled or top
OF a common box car standing on the
side track During the night while
asleep he rolled off the car. The re-
mains will he -h 29eA to Ifa'y fo-
night
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-06-10
I--r.I a NIonkeY Mrrneh.

Yesterday afferuUuu in "a difficulty
between Jim Alexander a farmer
living near the city. and Tom Waite.
81 Young Wan who bad been Working
Tor Alexantef t a claimed that
rhn latter waa struck O. severe blow
an tht hsad with mghkey NrsHrh.
waits came to toWn 60 have a ph &C.
rlau dress abe wuBud ou hts head
Rn8 A}exAnder came ln aHd entered
plea af sglltY iu Jgstlre Amder#oa a
court to charge uf datufhinE che
Haarf E@tef Eu thn HfterHaoa Ca@u
te Alto5uey Saith fitted a eampi8tHt
nf aggravated assault eEalna. 49,.
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-06-10
A FATAL TRAIN WRECK
Variaii0aS in WaiCAeS CauSed the Death
Of Two TrsiameR.

Athens, Tex. June 10 Yesterday
afternoon at 1:30 O'Clock a fatal
head -on collision occurred one mile
west OF Stockyand Siding and nine
miles west Of Athens. on the Texas
and New Orleans railroad. caused by
a difference in the time of watches.
Local freight No. 165, In charge
of Conductor Sam Brown and Engin-
eer Fields. crashed into an east
bound extra freight. in charge of
Conductor Lee CuIberson and Engin-
eer joe Brown.
The local crew was instructed TO
wait on Stockyard Siding until a
certain hour and IL the extra freight
did not show up by that time to go
forward. The extra was instructed
to make the siding at the same hour.
The watches on the local freight were
faster than the watches on the extra
and consequently the local pullea out
of the siding while the extra was
running to reach il. with the disas
trous result related.
East-hound engine. No. 1s4. was
completely demolished by west
bound engine No. .606. which climb
ed upon ii In the crash.
Engineer Joe Brown was jammed
against the steam pipes by an ava
lanche of coal which came from the
tender by the inertia of the impact
He was not killed by the crash. but
Was roasted and suffocsted by the
steam which poured into his face,
burned his mouth and filled his
lungs.
Begging to be killed and calling
dying messages To his wife, he ling
cred in agony while the crews and
spectators fought desperately but
yainly 90 reach him IN the mass or
debris. until death msrcifully reliey-
ed him at 4 O'Clock
Fireman Carter was instantly kilt
ed by the coal
The bodies were brought here by
the wrecking crew The remains of
Engineer Brown were sent To Dali
Las for iHtermeut. where he leaves
wife and one child
Fireman Carter hes brother Or
Garter 8t Loyelady. and another. "
q Carter. conductor OUT Of Hous-
( tou. A committee from Beaumont
lodge of rrsWen. No. 5en. consist
/ Inns af e. F Guynes. IS r. Tucker
and W r. Halzluear. came uu last
nfeht or the passenger train and viii
( escort the remains te Houston and
+ ithenep On the homa of bis mother in
Alabama
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-06-10
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-06-10
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS


bf A T. Tgrurs president .'
Trinity University. TODAY received H
letter from HON IS = Bryan vH.
closing draft foF ss"# to be a.ei
for deserving boys seeking an ydasa-
zion This ts @ part of a fund ief
hy the late rhHo IS Bruuetf of New
Haven. Conn. Who leaves tbo 1i-fri
button OF the fHNd n Mg Heaa -
hands Nr Bfs8u closed t.- lgttr.
by expressing the hope ftal thi-
fund might he uf Increasing beuefl'
tu fhF community
Mr. H~au partially prom +d
President THruef ths he #uWd sae
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-06-10

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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-06-10
DEED OF TRUST FILED
y Tfirp~tt Turns ts0Dsis over Co
Trustee for ileusfit ed
creditors.

y Trinpett. Wbo has been d0iB4 a
rat8li grecery business ou College
street several ysar. filed chatfel
moftgags in the county slerk office
th@ morning for tbe benefit Of cred
Hor Capt ~ ' Ross wa. nam
81 as trustee. snd vas fuiiy empas
erred fe take charge - the atoek and
dispose af 80 tu ths best s3vantaEe
sar each The proceeds are to be
gF9Fatad amunK tbe fatla0 sing
etafnN
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-06-10
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-06-10
OUR NEW YORK LENEl
Marriage and Massacre; Suberfin'
Styles.

All NnF NOTtu fONSS a. lOktt dh1
the eyes of Christendom are focused
upon the royal couple who may some
day be king and queen Of Gewmany,
Eligible princes are at a premium in
Europe; and the girl who has court
ed the Kaiser's son is. presumably,
an enyiable young parsonage in the
eyes of the many unappropriatsd
daughters of notable royal houses.
While the excellent woman whose
immediate personal empire is bound
ed by my Kaiser, my kinder, my
kirche and my kuche" takes unto
her motherly heart new daughter,
let us hope peace for Russia Is
a a-brew. Our own president has made
the first move. Togo's visit TO poor
Rojestven6ky has been chronicied
far and wide. The brave japanese
has won his spurs. his epaulettes,
his chevrons. his right to tread the
path of glory. And the courageous
Russian. who Sought his foriorn way
through flames and perils unspeak-
able--a foe none tar less a hero
though yaAquished-why. hats off
TO him!
Fashion is just spreading herself.
Every day sees something. or |
should say, many, many something's,
added 10 displays on every side. The
iistle kimono alone is a thing of such
inexhaustible variety that one hardly
knows what fabric or color to choose.
II IN more elaborately made than for
merry. and appears not only in every
diaDhanons and semi~transparent
guise under the sun, but is also
wrought in fine French flannel and
albatross for cool days.
The new circular skirt which fits
so snugly over the hips, then widens
greatly toward the ground, Is the
preferred msdel fOs tailor-made
dresses. One graceful specimen which
closely follows the lines Of the old
bell skirt. is first choice. All silk
and stuff dresses require the solid
foundation OF good lining to fit and
hang properly. Careful modistes
use the Gilbert Innings in preference
to silk. as they wear like iron. have
lustrous. satiny surface, and come in
exquisite designs and colorings,
Q
Immense loops and bows OF chif-
fou tie the graduates bouquet The
most effective combination consists
of long-stemmed yellow roses tied
with snowy chiffon. The same is
used for American Beauties Deep
nIuk roses NAV bee tied with pale
p,as eaisf~., eaw n4uad wlth white
H desired
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-06-10

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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-06-10

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New-York tribune., 1905-06-17
RECALLS LITTLE KNOWN ADDRESS.
Correspondent Quotes Paul's Charge at MI
letus as Surprising All in Feeling.
tbs Editor of The Tribune,

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: am reminded by the anniversary of the
Battle of Bunker Hill that In recent days
have had e revival of patriotic addresses. memo
riaIs Of great men who are gone from us. and the
reprintfng of Lincolns Gettysburg address, Web
ster's reply TO Hayne, etc, but there Is an ad-
dress never in the secular press that for
sublinity of thought, simplicity of dction, sym
pathy and depth OF feeling has always seemed
to me to surpass anything ever penned and de-
Hvered by mortal I allude to Pauls charge at
afnetus and IL you think this speech of sufficient
general interest-after lapse of nearly two thou
sand years-to reprint, should be glad to It
reproduced In The Tribune to-day for the benefit
OF generation not entirely familiar with III Fol-
lowing is Paul's address:
And from Mietus he sent to Ephezus. and
were to him he said unto them. 1e know.
W6at have been with you at ali seasons
serving the Lord with all humility of mind, and
with many tears, and temptations, which befell me
BY the laying in wait of the Jews: And how kept
5eed You and have taught You pubIicy and
from house to house. testifying both to the Jews,
faith toward our Lord Jesus Christ And now. be-
@ s the 6s n ha has sR a Se
that me Holy Ghost wstnesseth In every city say
Of these things. move me. neither count my life
dear unto myself so that might finish my course
of the Lord Jesus to testify the gospel Of the grace
S9ns OF SGa whom Ss gona fnso
God shall see my faee no more wherefore take
4u nnd to ~ FeGGr1 I iS oa Therefore wateh and re
membsr that by the space of three years ceased
not to warn every one night and day with tears.
And now brethren, I commend you to God, and to
the WORD of his grace, which is able to build you
1lp and TO give you Inheritance among all them
which are Eanctfed
And the record tells US that:
When he had thus spoken, no kpeslsa. down. and
fell on Pauls neck and kissed him, sqrrowinF most
al sIl for the words which he epeke, that they
should ees his face no more And they accom-
panied him unto the ship.
JOHN B. KETCHuM,
C.eneraJ esoretazy end Treasurer OF the United
states Soldiers Christian Aid Association
New-York juno 16 1905
New-York tribune., 1905-06-17

100 n; 2se DO 1872 70. rs; 10 DO. 1es q 70
$50 10 at 81 s7a ,x-
S. Judd & Co: 81 veals. 152 y. at 50; ~ Do b7
ID 81 25; 40 mixed calves. 122 fo, at s. 80.
Tobin & Shannon: "a veais 154 ID at 81 %
w. r. Hume: veas 1876 fb at 81 I5 .-.o a.
j. @. Curtis & Son: veais. 80 10. at 81 90 oo
200 ~ So 80.
Mcpherson & Co veaIs. 127 n. at 81. -
SHEEP AND fNAMBS-Receipts were Is onrri . So
head including 2 slaughterers and IL Tor tns
Sheep light supply and quiet at steady pr1oss
lambs generally 25c OFF, with number ot csrs
held OVER common good sheep $685. 50 one of nqr
export cus 81 80; medium 70 choice .alps 20
s5GSs Dressed slow at Iq9c; dressed lambs
easier 1fG13Ac few dressed yearlinss at iVGiIo
Saes-McPherson & Co: 229 West virginia lamps 70
n average. at 81 70 per 100 70 25e DO DO p.
do 10 81 5o virginia sheep 40 10 at - oo
10 do 102 10. al s4 % - -, sa
Kcrns Commission Company 245 Virginia lambs es
Isl az tennessee Se ' do CO. 81 r at s. s2 277 DO at
Ss 62l Jersey culs 30 10 at 50 20; 20 Bunao snesp
i55 No. at s4 75 100 do 1876 10 81 35; 45 Kentucky oo
Lob 81 %; IL Jersey culis "a ~ at =, ., p.
Newton Co.. les Virginia lambs. eS r a. - ,o'
DO, No. 81 621& s5 do. 50 10 at y 70; zoi o.
68 NJ az 81 12; do ss 10. at 81 12s; zsO Do "a 70
ST. 2se Ksntucky 40. SO n a, 81 ls sirssna 0's
Tobin & shannon: 24o Virginia lambs. 81 o az = %
235 do 81 10 10; 239 Kentucky do 90 10 az
Virginia culs 10. So; 81 State sheep ts 70
81 5O 10 Virginia do. eo o at 50 20; DUCKS LOO 10 "
50 so. a.o -. oso q, s,f..
HOGS-Receipts $40 head ~ on ssIs'
prices trthe higher Buffalo advices; good state hos
IS s0Gs5 9O mixed Western hogs, s5QsS 20 :. .s so
il roGghs sOs ~ at 81 90; stays. 215 10 at g.
mad Western hogs. 35S 10 AZ
us do 212 10 at So yesterday. state noss 10 ID
s Sanders: Is State hogs ass n. at IS So roush'
rrn
New-York tribune., 1905-06-17
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-York June 1e 1905
for export alive Isl for butchers and 2 for the market
making. with stale stock 30 cars on SALE Trade was
to sell and closing off with almost eight that could
eaTs 1oS5e 0T ss TSs whos market
s. sssss S per 100 b. including prime stable
fed s ,d a s the outside 81 @ M sy isfaf az
FED Steers. 81 eSs5 g Dressed beef
pool and London cables quoted live a 1iA g12Ae
per l21tc dressed weight Sesf at 1sgl4 dressed
$500 quarters beef II the Cedric to LAysrgool t1r
ao s75 cattle and isls quarters of beef for war
sod & 81 % S So S oaasfs fe' of oF beet oa onf
Co. and 100 quarters for schwarzschild suzberger;
tss Lssnf ss .o2s 9o S Wss & fD Is p m
outsreridEs CO. and 3D. 20 & for s I nasi1E sn
u1iay ai s' june i sis7 ioSs saesp and ssa
snospton o 20 cattle . and IS sheep WI"
sales-McPhsrson Co; ! Pennsyivania stssr 1850
Is Is DC io i02 is sal ESQ 5Sss IS
q seTg an p fs s dp fo ia IS r. s s. m = So & fS SSys NJ 4 @
i g Io,s = e s 0 h. a. les g. r a. as s s q s i a : es s.
s,ss ilsf + IS % 4. iiee % a.
i So 90 iCsl Sol a. io2s 81 %; q
% 'S @ st = @ 80 S9 h's @ at 1850 n at IS
7 DO lise n st $ TO- dc 1850 n a. 81 go IS bulls
4 at's s. i Co. a 90 io5o GGw ~ at tzs @ g. g. at 80 10 DO $50 m
To5ia sSsnPoa; % sstIsry I'D iiSs
Newton 6 Coz 2l Pennsylvania steers 11a2 n at sS 1o
bull i4oS 10. at s. S. - - ~
Wv weTa ~ 5ss s d aSA al IF for s Z the 90 market
and nearly all at Jersey city Trade only fair and
sold in cases to exceed yesterdays figures The
per 100 10 choice and selected otS az 81 2s 5o hssd
at 81 T5 suils at 81 5o fed calves az 81 s'qs5 MIXED
sdioc 10; choice careasses. lie; country dressed
gs,ic.S Sandsr, 15 vsaIs 1as N average s., CT r.-
New-York tribune., 1905-06-17
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago June 16-CATTLE-Receipts 1000 ne nsaa, IL
cndng 900 Texans steady good to priIns
So 40qS6 25; poor medium sidrSo 20 40 snsss.
Feeders So boSS4 T5 81 5o4S4 So hefers *
Gamers 81 4oS2 40; 50 25Gs4; calves eSGso ~
Texas steers s4qs6 HOGS-Rscelpts l5uo neaa x
tet strong 10 &c higher mixed and outehers %
good to coice heavy 4OQs5 bo rough heaTg gss e. IL
Is 25: light IS 259s5 As; bulk Of sales q fSe~@, IA
sHEEP-Recspts. 6oOo head: sheep sts.dyi Hass: ssr
To choice mixed shorn 50Qsa 40. native lambs snorn
81 509$7 - -. ..x.. ,,,-b.-~, Is 60:
common "a 25qS5 CATTLE dull; fair e gooo ~
20 9ses4 III LANES steady. 81 50TsI 20 ,.o S..
F;ast Rufrao. June 6.-cATTLE-Eecsipts. Aoy nesa,
steers s5as5 4o butchers 81 5OGs5 Is; hsifsrs -
VEAfswReceipts 100 head opened active sna 90
closing slow s4 5Oas7. HoGsaRscIsips I S =" * ss
active 516c higher: heavy. IS eogSo 90; MIXED X @
S e9 stags ss 25Gss IS; dairies s5 toGso 50 e.
and rAMRS-Receipts 200 head; lsInns ac.v~ Oo
higher; sheep slow lower lambs "a Sogso go a.
iines IS 5OS5 rs: wethers. 50 1880 Zoi ewes WV '
sheep At Slty June s-cATTLE-Rscs.pts. Loo In
c1nr 500 Southerns; market steady choice 5sss.
dressed beef steers IS 2sqs5 TO- fair to sooa e. IL
sl 60; Southern steers $685. Southern cow, 5aSs So
bulls 81 35as4 IS; calves 1885 !5 ~ - 80
ZOO; market off1sc higher top % 30; nn!h e ~ 3
SSiAGS5 32is heavy, So 25QS5 3o packers e ,,
* 95. pgs and lights IS 2Gqs5 3D.
o1. market steady; lambs. s5gSIi Wsssesn
IaThs s5 75GS7 10; and yearnnss e -
Texas clipped sheep 81 25GSe Texas ehppeo ''Aass ~
ass 10; stockers and feeders, " oogs&-
New-York tribune., 1905-06-17
NEW-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. suNE II. 1905.

reported from Anneapos but the whole the DAMAGE
mus far done to be matter or appfsnen-
sion than otherwise. and 1t was pointed out by pear
operators that Northwest houses among the early
sellers in the Chicago market In contrast to actve pun
for Southwest account. 1.-The Modern Miller had a
butsh review of winter wheat conditions while, on the
ing the outlook in both The market reached it
highest level IN the hour. which IT saEed on
somewhat. but nervous at the close and sensitive
Except for an advance Of Ole at Liverpool foreign
markets made little the rust news Budapest
In sc closing 20 points lower and other markets
up 2os 900 BUSH 223 900 bush last
ana Argentine shipments ASH 600 bush about
100000 bush than expected The Minneapolis stock
OF wheat dsoreased 100000 bush during the week Cash
/ b ahoat, both noInina1 No Northern Duluth at
81 185x and No hard Manitoba al 81 90 b afoat
help TO tho crop than otherwise. inclined
toward weakness during the and for short
time after the opening when shorts the market
about go in the West II dull and easy closing here
SncaEo were somewhat under ths estimate and cables
1sg,sd net higher these, with wheat
interior movement reached $4,000 bush compared with
so2ooo bush last year. On export account there
safes OF only loads. No closed eiho elevator
and at 6io afoat; No white 61c and No
fariy well sustained during ths day without showing
much change and closed about 40 higher In the
Vest Locally the cash market quoted follows;
81 qs114c, and clipped white SO to 40 ~ 36sG4oo.
RYE nominal. BARLDY-Mariset slow Feeding was
ou9fed at go New-York. and mating at 4sG52c.
week according ''Bradstreet's" aggregate 6ss or
push against $40 last week and 204 PSI last
July 1904 they aggregate 90 2s7 BUSH against
lSi az last year Corn exports for the week aggrs
susa saIs ssaast aSs @ ss
New-York tribune., 1905-06-17

Cash quotations follows: FLOUR easy: WHEAT
No spring osgs1 90; No esSgsl oe; No Ie1 sse
Sosh ssc; No No SRits. 52s ea2sa: No Wits
s24o RYE. No 2. 7Tc; BARLEY, good tssdtng ssg g
81 25 No NorthwesteTn 81 49, IlVIr ,iI 3rt7,sfa -
MpEss MpTsss PoRg per Sb SO essis 7o LARD \
sT 2oas7 2a1s. CUT MEATS-Short rib .idss ao9se}'
81 5Oqs7 CO., clear sides (hoIeO, Sa1QSI I'd.
WHISKEY basis high wines 81 @6 On the Pr9diucs =
exchange to-day: BUTTER hrIn ersansIy iga,Iys6i s6
I4o rsts 14lsc; prime rsts, 155o; extraa ITO cHEEsH
steady at 9g1oc.
Duluth. June 1s-CloseJwHRAT--No I No1thsrn,
81 12I No Northern 81 o4s July, 81 l2si ssptsoeTs
new sS1sc; September. old ss&c.
milwaukee, June 16-wHEATSNo Northern, 81 12!p
81 Is; No Northern oes1 10; July asked
461951c CORN-No 8. 54155o; July 53Ac bid
MINNEAPOLIS June 16--wHEAT,-July closed At " oeA I
81 I4s No Northern 81 osss6s1 o8s PouR-Firss
patents Sc 90: second patents 80 2eGSS
eIears s4s4 i0 second clears 81 1902 IS. BRAN-In
bulk. s12 75as13.
Philadelphia June 16-wHEAr steady; contrset Frads.
June gs6Te9e CORN quiet; Juns, 5sG5sbc- OATS nffnl
No white natural, s7G9371hc: No white clipped 20
extra S nearby prints 22c. EGGS nrrni nearby re.h,
l7Eo, loss or and 1eae at mark; WeytsE1. III ST'sn 80 aIS
fancy 10c; do fair to good. new BY tsAe don
Swiss 1f@14e. Rscsipts-Flour, lOo eols and otAgvo
10 In wheat 300 bush; corn 1900 oushi oatA IAoo
bush. shipments-Corn. 5000 bush; cats 2sooo nusH-
ST. Louis June I6.-C1ose-WIIEAT-Ne red osshs
s2s July sSs2e' 9s sins s9 p.osnSs. sa 80 e.
oATs-No cash. 51cI July. 2sAc; septsnesF @$S No
white. S31ao.
Toledo Juns 1e-CIovERsEED-october. % 0ts
ALsIKE-Prine, 81 40. TIMoTEY-Prtns. u 30
New-York tribune., 1905-06-17
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York, 10. 1FUH
coFFEE-The coffee market was rather mo active.
sales being reported Of while prices
ruled decidedly hrmer. The opening 6915 points
higher higher European cables and smaller receipts
and the market closed firm at net gain Of 1920 points
owing to continued covering by local shorts European
smaller receipts according reports rail-
strike IN Santos The Sac Paulo for the
day only 1854 bags against 100 bags FOR tho
day last and this naturally falling of at
the two ports in the future unless tho railroad gets
working again promptly than usual during strike
in that country. Possibly some foreknowedge OF the
strike have been work IN the European markets
recently that gains
at an advance of full franc to-day and Hamburg
at9& higher. Certain packing interests
reported good buyers IN the local market supposed to be
covering hedges the smaller receipts
attracting fresh demand through commission
houses The spot market quiet but steady with
quotations the basis of TX al &c for Rio No T.
The of contract prices the local market to-day
follows;
New-York tribune., 1905-06-17
FAMOUS YACHT a MISSION BOAT.
American Baptist Home Society Buys the
Fleetwine for Harbor Work.

The famous old F1eetwing has been bought by
the American Baptist Home Mission Society, and
IN q Jersey City drydock IS undergoing repairs
which shall fit her for mission boat She is to
My about the harbor of New-York, sometimes
der call. again in tow of tug, carrying on a
rescue mission work among the seamen OF the
ships at anchor In the harbor.
The FIeetwins Will go to various points where
bostmen most congregate. The missionaries VIII
do a large amount Of personal work in visits on
weekdays Through large part Of the year SER
vices win be held on the deck. She is 1o4 feet
tonr beam IS feet. with cabin 1S by Is feet. In
New-York tribune., 1905-06-17
GENERAL ITEMS OF The HEeN'

A. the corlsgiats Church the Rev. Or. Lyman
sh,,+. VIII preach tomorrow at IL O'Clock.
taking for his theme 'sThe All Strength Which
Come. Through Christ" AT the evening serves
the Rev Andrew Hageman will preach, taking for
his subject, Some Things Which Spiritual nc
ztyal VIII Bring" The church viii be ciosso
during July ard will BE reopensd on August Q.
The following preachers have been secured TO
supply during the months OF August and septem- an
Chicago; August ls 3D.. q. the Rev. v. s: SVEN
DR. James Denny Glasgow University, Scotland
September 10 the Rev. DR.. Daniel n. Martha New
arg II i, September IT, the Rev. DR.. George "a
Ward Pyesident of Wells College: September -
the Rev. Alexander MacColl Briarclin Manor N
7.
At the West End Presbyterian Church the
pastor the Rev. A. Edwin Keigwin. will preach
q Il O'Clock At O'Clock special pro-
New-York tribune., 1905-06-17

ETorre AND MEAI-Trading in -four was light to-day
wifi .sies confined most part TO Kansas sraisnts
f,-tcss unchanged quote Spring patents 90 20
lses ss S. Winter strasht. aog winter patents
s sSsbss e. s1tra winter ss lo9ss So RYE
SY4 sf.ady Quoted Fair good 81 23$s eoi choice
70 fsnoy So sSa44 90 coRNMEAI. nrm; quoted; KIN
dried 81 sS<s to brand BAG MEAL J, nrn eResa sn
Western nrTn city fI quoted. Western spring 81 so
prompt SIG 50 bulk $40 ssess E1a so
bniE 500 35ns22 rs sackSi OH, MEAL. $50 oogsso
ar NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. news again proved TO be
,hs Nominating influence wheat to-day and largely
rasponsbis the advance Of 10 per bush In the ne.
taxing local market si had .s7ic to It. credit
Trnorts raticusriy latter which bulls took pains
10 compare with the sensational developments of last
ssu thereby alarming ali the larger short interests
September and causing more or .ss talk about the
was distinctly gnfayor.ole both as TO spring snd wa.s
.,ons FOR showers on Saturday all tho West. A
NUMBER OF spring samples showing black rust wers