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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-14

plishments, although he plays the
devil" in 1.-THE Serenade." L. NJ. Boyd
Is a whole show in himself. Lake looks
the abbott's part to perfection. The
chorus is perfect In voice and costume
Beauty is given an opportunity to re-
veal itself and talent comes to the fore,
Tonight's the night of an immense
success
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-14
MERCY FOR JOHNSON

The wife of Enoch Johnson, who is
at present serving In prison for gross
cheat. this morning called on Governor
Carter for the purpose OF ascertaining
II there was any chance for the com
mutation of her husbands sentence,
The Governor gave her no definite re-
ply.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-14

LeoDid Andreyev is new Russian
author whose work is taking Its place
alongside that OF Gorky In popularity.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-14
DEPARTED.

Thursday, Sept. IA.
U. s. A. T. Buford, Hall, for Manila,
via Guam, at 1880.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-14

Sales-Bet. Boards: GO Eva. s2s;
$50 McBryde, $3.50; $4,000 Waialua IS,
slO3; $1,000 Waialua IS, slO3.
Latest sugar quotation, $50 cents.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-24
A H. HUMMEL BOTH WINS AND LOSES
Justices Condemn Indictments Against Him
but Do Not Stay His Trial.

The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court
yesterday handed down a decision refusing to
grant an absolute writ Of prohibition prevent
the District Attorney proceeding further on the
indictments against 4. H. Hummel in connection
with the Morse-Dodge divorce case AT the same
time, Justices Laughlin. Ingraham and OBrien
agree that the indictment should have been dis
missed, and to that extent the decision is a vic
tory Mr.. Hummel.
No less than four of the justices wrote opinions
in the case. Justice Ingraham says it seems clear
him that a indictment obtained after COM
pelling a person against whom charge is pre-
sented TO the grand jury to be witness against
himself is not indictment which that person
be tried. without a violation OF both the spirit
and the letter of the constitution. Presiding Jus
tice O'Bren concurs with Justice Ingraham in the
result reached. Justice Laughlin agrees with JUS
tice Ingraham that the indictment should have
been dismissed but he does not agree with him
that trial thereon may be perpetually stayed by
a writ Of prohibition. With Justice Patterson. he
holds that Indictment that is regular and valid
in form cannot be annulled by a writ of prohibit
ton.
District Attorney Jerome said yesterday after
noon that he had not read the opinion, and could
therefore make comment on it, but if il was
found to be against Mr.. Humme and the other
defendants he would place them on trial next
Monday morning
New-York tribune., 1905-06-24
OTHER MARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago, June 2s.-CATTL(Recepts, 2.ooo. nc.udans
coo Texans market steady g2od 10 gria. s ,.1s
50 5s4 so; COWS 59GS4 90; heifers 81 3o$o
81 40s2 50 bulls 81 25GS4; calves s34s5 5O Texas zee
steers So 5OdS4 So HOGS-Rscepts, 15Uo: Ina-SsH %
higher: butchers s5 15ds5 4o good 70 col.e
heavy IS 85@s5 42 rough hssyy s IegSs 70;
5000: market sheep steady lambs 1Gg2oo higher SSs
81 40: lambs including spring lambs - ooS
common 81 25 1S5 35 CATTLE steady: fair TO good
s4 2fs5: common s2dS2 10 SHEEP strong. ~ %
61s4 25 LANES active 81 5eGlsa 90 -,o
EAST Bufalo. June 3.-cAFTIE-Fseceipts, 500 neaa'
ehf demand; prime steers s5 259s5 70; shipping
81 1885 25 butchers, "a 25Gs5 heifers e 99gs4
COO head: active, higher 81 259s6 So HOGSlTe~
cefn+s 900 head: active, 1524e higher; heavy; % o
so: mixed Yorers pigs. s5 6OS3 10 1ousns =
asa S5: stays, S3Gs3 To-; dairtes 50 31So %
IND IAMBs-Receipts 2OoO head: scSxss wethers, L,o
higher; lambs So 50dSs: yearings So 6Os5 20
IS a5as5 40 ewes $4Gs4 25: sheep mixed 81 5O9s4 90
Fa9sas city June 23-CATTTE-Receipts1 11Oo nse1-
Including 500 southerns; market steady to sasas
- GOOD 81 2sds4 co. Western fed steers 81 25S5 2;
stocers and feeders s34S4 so; Southern steers ss %
SoItbern cows 50 256S3 75; native COWS 81 29QsA
native hefers s3GS4 75 bulls 50 259S4 rs; calves
IS so HOGs-Reeepts. 5000 head market opened gag
96s5 s6 beayy s. 20as5 271k packers 25Gs5 80
pigs and light IS 2OQs5 321s. SHEEP-Recetpts 600
head. market steady lambs s6 25GS7; Western
lambs s5 1887; Western fed and yearnss - ~
s 50: Texas clipped yearngs 81 I5SS rs; Texas clipped
sheep 81 25GS4 20; stockers and feeders 81 SOq 70
New-York tribune., 1905-06-24
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Nevg-Yorl1 June . lSO0
v7e,etuts IG5 2Sz5 head, N
t3fhN ri ~ fer export alive slaughereTs ard
10 pT the market, making WITH the cattle nee
~ TOT % cars On sale Trade slow a. Just about
nricee: tae closnf; dull with caEs
" ners I,ns6!d Common good steers sold sl y -
a. - Uer 100 Th 50 %; bulls at $Z so4sS ~
I56S3 Dressed beef dull al yesterday
oTa IiTerpoo London cables quoted i've sat
eInp at 1Os.II2t.c per 70. tops at I0non az 49,,
yersd Weight; refrigerator beef steady ~ gsRyac pee
n Shipucatv this to-day Were 20 sheep on
the J,lier by 5. Dii!enbaek 70 the VEST llosS' q
MfEnetonka will out tor the iNlllp
ak cattle aud i 700 quarters beef for SchwarE
ecbtid q SuIzberger 3T5 cattle for J. ShaEneerg
n- ne Etrlria Liverpool. SEQ quarters or oeet LOT
the Cudahy Packing Company; the Philadelphia oT tne
London market 25OO quarters Of beef snppei "
CO. and $50 quarters by SchwaFzschiiG q se,Aoerse5:
making with previous shipments. totGl fof the Wees
a. Os cattle 100 sheep IL ESQ quarters OF oea an
ports Britain with the exception OF 90 ea'''s
100 sheep
n average al 81 ~ per lr) do l2S II. AT 50 ~
70 DO Zoo 70 s. 2o do. liS3 r. a. So 40 SO 70
$ 9ande-s: q Ohio eeers 2si ~ a s. 5 q do;
50 az cow tes0 10 al $4 20: / go 10. a. 50 25
do ss5 n at So 40 do. $50 ib at 81 a do. 1SS 10
McPherson 6 Co: IS distillery fed Kentucky steer.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-24
WORK OF BAPTIST HOME MISSION.

The American Baptist Home Mission Society VIII
dedicate tomorrow the old yacht Fleetwing 10 its
new duties as q mission boat. as told in The Irlb-
une of last week The exercises will be held at
Coenties Slip East River. at Pier s. An appeal is
made te the Young Peoples Societies of the Baptist
Church for contributions 10 help support the yacht
The work Of homo missions is now at high tide.
TIE following statement is quoted to show the
years progress:
For the year ending April l. 1905. the American
siona ries being seventy-nine more than the pre-
vioEs year. and nearly 20 per cent more than ten
The 95n3ter Of churches aided IN erecting houses
of worship was lG4; more than Ia any year lot g
decade. ooo -.
BaT.tisrns reported for the year were 1903; being
g4ill of 125S and exceeded but slightly only once
ih the sOcietys history. -. ,, e.. ~.
The enrolment of students in its schools for the
negroes and the Indians was S.ozs peIiis d gam u
i0l5 and 3.e05 more than ten years ago 30
more than in anv other year More than 1000 con
versions have been reported WITHIN Twenty-Five
years. 80 - -
Students for the ministry. 55S, being gain OF
fortv-four and rarely If ever exceeded q
An Increase of about 20 per cent IN members VI
our Churches in Porto Rico and Eastern Clta =.
The years receipts for all purposes We're SoV14 -,
exceeded but once by a teW hunoteo uoi4o-9 A"0
drawback is debt of $5s.VSS-
The causes given are the enormous immigration OF
1T60os5 in the last two years. with the prospect
OF nearly million in 1905: the rapid growth OF the
West requiring the occupation OF ABOUT 4'O ne"
fields each wear: the Indians coming to the mis-
sienaries in a new spirit Of inquiry; the need OF
Christian preachers and teachers increasing Win WI!
The growth of the negro in nunnDets anu IL
gence. the opening OF fields in Mexico aIlo tue
West xndies and the rising interest," III
New-York tribune., 1905-06-24

vices claiming all OF damage the crop pessGes
delayed thrashinE account Of rain and poor yis1 enc
in Chicago shorts msnifesting considerable nerVosnS
over the question of late crop shipments as wen
buyer early damage news but sold for profits aIT
n!ada5 Weather conditions all over the West were Les s
cold and showery in wheat States and wet IN the
dicted Saturday Ohio supplemented complaints OF
delayed harvest with Of weev The Leading pear
factor report by Snow. in which he found win
wheat conditions Apart from an ad
vance of 15G40 points markets. the cables had
little of interest Liverpool closing only sd net hee
owing 10 heavy Argentine shipments large lnce
in the visible, with Berlin partly Z mark net hghet
The primary movement consisted of E32UOO BUSH cl-
pared with 5000 bush year The cash maIkeS 6
nominal ahoati No Northern Duluth, 81 ZO7t ana
No hard Manitoba, 81 L. atoat Final prices in
In the pronounced strength in wheat all day
corn was comparatively weak. closing in New-4ork
5sS cars against only IA estimated with large arrivals
also in prospect for Saturday lessened bull eondfnes
when influenced temporarily BY wheat, the dispo
Sa 20 NV sonmssion bonses and locals
In dispatches. well by Snow In MS ~eeKIy
to as bearsh apparently benetng the plant while
not materially checking the farm NOV eIent as n
by fact that for the week are ABOUT $500
gregated bush, compared with 43OOo busn ast
year. with bears arguing for eort1uatGh o5 ta id et
receipts time longer Cables closed "a ne5
higher. and exporters took loads NO corn Sisu Sn @
yellow &c ahoat OATS Influenced more more
were rather rm all day covering and less favorable
crop news closing lsQssc net higher at the Wet
esh Ss!s baar 5afalz aise 9 to s. r. c clipped
white SO TO 10 10 S1g4o.2e d M6Gsfnac no as New
York and mailing 46Q52c c Bu;fa!9 Wheat at IN
sndps 0a aEgfegstsd s a95 So bush against
and 1.271 437 last year since July ISs for
the week aggregated 111056 bush. AGAINST ov'S ss
week and Ss7 o62 last year since Sg go doc hush for
1908.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-24

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables: cotton
IN moderate demand BALES bales speculation and
evDort 500 American 1000; receipts 23000 balss Amer
ic5n % 600; middins upland 5.05d. Futures opened
steady points higher; closed steady, 445 points
higher June June-Iuy. 4.9od; JulyAugust,. 4Sed
September September October CcoberNoveTnber
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Decernber-January and January
Februa:v 4ssd; FehruaryMaTch. 4S9d: Mnrch-Apr and
AI5riI-Naay higher price asked
checks and cloths
FLOUR MEAI-The -four market firm to-
day with fair spring patents low grade spring
Kansas straights winter straigEts There talk
last given Spring patents 75s6 So winter staights
81 aoqS4 so; patents 81 90Gs 20 spring clears
81 75lfS4 IN extra winter So 35GS5 60; No ,
winter So i0Ss3 35. FLOUR quiet. Quoted: Fair
IN good S4 25GSa s4 e0Qs4 go CORN
NEAL steady. Quoted Kiln dried. & 909s3. as TO
brand BAG MEAL steady Quoted: Fine white and
,,iioE ST a5f1sI s5 coarse 81 1881 I6 FEEDWesern
,ret: cty firm Quoted; Western spring Sl7 80; stand
ard mGdng SIS; do. $50 So red dog, SO 90 july
et4nnenf. CITY bran $40 bulk. $50 sacks; middlng
Sa0s24 So s24 so: honny chop s2l4S1 so bulk
500 25nseo as sacks; oImeal SD 509S30,
'cRAIN-NHEAT-An advance OF lac bush was
,be reqonse to-day confirmation Of bullish crop
aavires this time being urgent from the winter
,sest ie II was estimated by Minneapolis authority
that 37n 900 0O0 would be maximum production or
EeDending somewhat conditions In Ohio This woula
ert and about 200 100000 bush by the trade at large
on tor Of this was buliish Modern Mllsr Fel,.ft
the winter wheat conditions and nccd of private ao
New-York tribune., 1905-06-24
EUROPEAN PRODUCE Markets.

Liverpool June 23.-closlng: WHEAT. spot nominal:
futures steady July 6s 1o4d: Ssptenbe-. Be- sfsd; De-
ceulber Sd COIN spot hIn American mixed IS SG:
futures hrm. July. As S%d September. IS I'D PEAS
Canadian arm. 6s lad FLOUR ST Louis fancy winter
steady. aS Cd HOPS IN London (Paeiac Cc2sD quiet.
Is 1fs9i6 g. BEEF steady; extra India mess SOS.
PORK dul prime mess Western. 62s g; HAMS short
berland cut 60 80 70 ass: short rib. ID to "A n.
Cd long clear mddes. light. IS 70 81 10 ASS Cd.
long clear ddlss heavy 50 70 90 10 SIS short c;ear
20 4eS; clear bellies IA 16 n. sis.
SHOULDERS. sausre II to ls ID. steady Sls. LARD
steady prime Western, in uerces S5s 9d; American
nned in pals. Sis Sd. BUTTER. nominal CHEESE.
American hnest white. Old. stock: new. easy. as;
American finest coioFed, old stock new. easy.
46s TURPENTINEs spirits dull. Sos Sd RDNN.
strong. 9s Cd PETROLEUM refined Quiss Nd
LINSEED OIL strong Ia
New-York tribune., 1905-06-24

117o % at 1856 bulls ioss n. at -; u 'e'~ =
81 80; DO. Gag ~ at q 80 1857 n az ss IS, II
d. lsss sssRs'ss e. $ Sa iS ii do S49 lis do ss n
Co 1ss y Fsnnsylyssgss 4 ss steers 'l0' ' :. ~
= Jsdd I Ksatgssky steers is7T n' At % =
"Ss'i Gibson sRa "g CO.. Il 1855 NJ =. -
6u Ksrns hS comssSn nj IS y 1ss n ..
S. g ksntgcy DO IotS & s @ ct = a 1G q. 50 1o oov. m
O a y 9 eS PTS We're We e. IA head n. .sk..
af enabled y f nSs' c Ss osr q n ss
Common to prime s4eseso 100 p; ons
$ agoatons based sn, On the 70 ssh x.
SeaIs selling at SsGioo and country dressed calves
So G S ers 3 g. sHa Ia q e. ssA g j. ~ s.
lot: 20 DO i95 u. Sc IS g do 1sA H. at ss do i''
5ss y s. 5; 90 g e g. ss s &: iss is1 81 n 2
s. s. 50 a. ase 81 ss a. iai n at s.
sanddss IL a2i il We rsas Gs 10 r. q. e 81 irs
SHEEP AND LAArBsRse-Dts were Is ears OF sso4 so4
head Including car for he @ sTe 9
49, ears to sheep ruled ssssay o,1 ...s fas nos
aS%5nf aeh hrks aaod taxing K sh9Ss ss quality
esTSon; esgg ona e0s car Of colnon a e
a s esTss ss g :r 0s . 8 .
Ses sal at s. aSs sod Al 1esiso and
sai.Too,a saaq1on; mo - 2,s asa ysRan y 8 n i'af- M s.
Virginia yearlings % 70 I" 81 ss @ IL . virgins s''
Newton Co; "a TiTgtnia iaHaas; 70 90 2, a. 81 90
Kentucky yearIings. 81 ib az 50 20; virginia sns'
& The rsr9s Commission Company z53 yirsins lambs
ss f. at s9 1ss, asa do 60 n. a. 81; 100 Ohio 'As'''
ss' aas1 y.zH.s lamb s@s. = % n b. a: & Isl
o41 40 az ~ az So; do 80 70. at ~ 70; ID "es'
Virginia sheep 97 n. at 81 25 ., 4. ., q. -,
Jersey sheep 1S4 n, at 81 .. ,,~ -
s. sandsrs. 10 state sheep 100 10 At ssi do Id i0'
J. G. Curtis State sheep 90 10 - - s,ss,,, ~
rIOGS-Receipts 11-6IO neea sncinIlnS
s1s for the market; prices nlors thsn stesos,
sat. hogs sotd at per 100 %; bunch 20 az o
3D. st s5 co. decks OF mixed Western hogs at SSg
IS ,- - r~-,z.
at s5 so per n; roughs seS r at - so 90 o
western hogs 70, IS %; 81 d. 2 10 at . e
6s DO 246 To IS; 81 DO 241 ro at IS: stag 90 "
So. 80, - =. o. or -,uans
l95 d, az So 90.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-24
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York, Juno ., IbO0.
COFFftE-The coffee market rather irregular. The
opening steady unchanged prices advance of
10 points. following higher European cables. But there
was some local liquidation, with demand light,
prices dropped of TO nearly the closing bids Of the
Vleus day, following which there q
near the close. with the market finally European
buying and prices net to Il points higher. Sales
reported of about S5 $50 bags Beyond rejecting
unued disposition OF Europe buy the market showed
no special feature. and the curteied
sdeLaby by the holiday in Brazil Sac Pauo receipts
reported for the day hardly heavy had
expected to in view of the chances accumulation
during the recent strike and this have had in
uence in the advance connection decreasing
stock at Havre HavTe closed II higher and
No Z.
The of contract prices the
follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-06-24
ADDITIONS TO ST. JoHNLAND.

Important developments are planned for the in
stitution al Kings Park Long Island, N. Y, by
the Society Of St Johnland. Two new buildings
are proposed with possibly a third. A home for
aged women. hospital. and a sehoolhouse
are the projected structures Two buildings have
Just been opened-one for aged couples and another
for small children The society has now nearly
thirty cottages and other buildings on the grounds
A feature OF future development is institutional
work Definite occupation is projected for all those
Is beautiful place comprising more than three
hundred acres. There inmates forty-four
men twenty-five women fifty-four boys and fifty
four girls.
The society was founded by the Church Of the
Holy Communion in this city
New-York tribune., 1905-06-24
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. June g. p, m--9oTToN-spot in moder-
o.e S-TnEn6: prices points higher American mGcng
fair 555a; good mdd!ng, 52id; middling. 5o5d; low
ordinary. AID; ordinary, i55d
e LES a DAY 5000 oa:es of which 800 we've
- expert, End included 500 American
Pscets - coo bales: ncudng 2lSO American Futures
closed steecy; American uiddling,
a3d- August ana September zssd; September and Oc
.Ss-' ssd, October and November 4ssd; November and
eeefnbsr ssd December and January, 4ssd; January
80 Febrtary sssd; February and March, 4ssd; March
snd APRIL 49od; April and Msy. 4sod-
New-York tribune., 1905-06-24

The market spot cotton closed quiet and 10
points higher soc for middling upland
and 9S5c for rniddlng Gulf. Southern spot markets
were elegraphed follows: Mobile nominal at s3sc;
Savannah steady sc higher Sc; sales. i.l6o bales
Charleston nominal; Norfolk firm unchanged at &c;
Augusta steady Ao higher s-16c; sales 592 bales
weston firm, unchanged at 3-16c sales 2,071 bales
Orleans firm. unchanged at 8 Lie; sales. 1000
bales: wilmington steady, unchanged at sac; Memphis
firm unchanged at 91sc: sales, $50 bales Estmated
295 bales against 3 499 last last year
nj New-Orieans 800 $500. . 3sS
and 401 year Galveston. 1900 to $500 against
1886 last and 201 last year.
cotton. at the ports to-day and for the
week as compared with the totals Of a week previous
- .J,{c Last van--
New-York tribune., 1905-06-24

COTTON-The cotton market active and
after selling high levels for the with Octo
selling reaction theory. The close steady at
decline points. The early advance seemed
due the continued strength cotton both in the
Liverpool and South, while accounts
seemed favorable permit of general operations for
further advance. Weather aside possibly from
rather heavy rains in two sections was considered
conflicting with the trade paying little attention 10 the
of the Southern Cotton Growers Association
placing the yield 102150 bales. it is considered
entirely too early TO attempt any sess as 10 the size OF
which the will estimate
until the OF November opening firm
advance Of TO points overnight buying Or
slightly below expectations based the NewYork
previous but the Liverpool market
Il English poirts higher sales OF 5000 bales and pr
wires from the South indicated very lrIn interior
holdings with people in the desirable
grades. There irreguarity early but the
the absence Of aggressive bear operations and
months. The bulls evidently disappont-
orders caught at &c for October,
around this level offerings increased. with the
later working generally lower and closing at about
the low point of the day Sales of futures esti-
mated $4,000 bales Southern spot markets Of
hciay reported unchanged sc higher superintendent
$50 bales, against 1876 last overland to mills
bales against 1,40o last South
mill takngs estimated. so 900 bales. against 1900
of stock at interior towns 1OO15 bales
2023 last brought sight for the week.
bales against II 1853 last Total
receipts. 9,52,741 bales Q9750 added to Sa
against year; Southern mill
tangs estimated 1S95O00 bales, against $4,000 last
years; interior OF september
against 80 sol last brought into sight
thus 12 GIG 100 bales against 94516 last
year total movement is for 296 days this
son. against 29S days in 1868 1904
The contract prices in the local market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-06-24
COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.

For week Friday %. 1905.
receipts all United States ports during
week. T7sia
week last year i4895
receipts since September e.5295J3
receipts 10 date last year TO47TT1
Exports for the week. S15lT
Exports week 2gT54
since September 79i45lI
date last 5,6oSS62
Stock ali United States ports 42SssA
s'ye a. 60. eos ss1
all
Stock at all interior towns year.
last sSSoc0
stIn time y last 40 $500
New-York tribune., 1905-06-24
GENERAL ITEMS OF The WEEN'

There viii be held tomorrow at p m in Tent
Fvaneel q mass meeting for men, under the au-
spices of the West Side Young Mems Chrisuaii
Association and Tent EvangeL The speaker VII,
be the Rev Dr. s. Parkes Cadman- MUSIC WIN
he .,,rris,,e6 bv the marine band Of the United
States battleship Maine The evening rt+G,It
lie held in the Church of Zion ana 81; IlInoilS'
IVES. S7th-st: preacher. the Rev. Dr. Henry III L1uI
bsca The Rev. DR.. George !. FentecOSl "'
preach nightly in the tent next week
At the Beekman Hill Methodist Episcopal Churcn
the Rev. Edwin whittier Caswen. the pastor VIII
preach on Sunday morning. taking for Ills theitlT M
How Much More?' In the evening the topic "4li
be ..ssn elf-Revealng" An outdoor meeting viii
be held In OF the church al t:8y p in "a. Los
half an hour previous 20 the evening service
These outdcor meetings will be held every sun
day evening during tie summer months, lS IIS
church WIFI be open ell summer. The pulpit @Ii
be supplied in August. when the pastor taxes MS
vacation.
At the Scotch Presby terisn Church. the pastor
the Rev Dr. David G. wyIe, viii preach to-mor-
row. morning and evening. In the morning, at II
O'clock his subject sill be. '"The Now and Tnen
OF the Christian life: at D m. DR.. Wylie 8
thenae viii he "A Crisis in Christianity On sue
Cessive Sahba.f. evenings. Dr.. Nyle is preactisis
q series CT short sermons on practical SUBJECTS
AZ the Broadway Tabernacle. the PASTOR Dr
Charles Z. Jefferson, viii preach on Sunday morn
New-York tribune., 1905-06-24
SPECIAL SERVICES AND TOPICS

Marble Collegiate. the Rev. Alfred E Myers,
morning. Tile Wanderer''; evening. the Rev. Otto
L F Mohn. The Precious Title; Holy Gem
munion, the Rev. DR. Henry Mottet morning "'The
BEGINNING of Mracles''; evening. "A Little Child
Shall Lead Them; Messiah. the Rev. Maxwell Saw
age, of California, all services; Divine Paternity
the Rev. DR.. Frank Oliver Hall. morning, Power
Through Repose." last service of the season; Peo-
Sseoield SCOT morning l God Manifesting Himself TO
and How Can We Know His Voice?' evening
union song service.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-24
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

Nev-Yorl June %. 1893.
Bf-ANS AND PEAS-Tnfueneed by continued light re
ceints and advices Ia the growing crop oy
,snt heavy rans receivers asking money for
TeariV all varieties quotations accordingly
d ysnort sales AT the figures given. Some holders
asking money. especially on pea and red
LiSneS Scotch peas choice quality about 3tac
higher and rather firm. We quote: BEANS marrow
nboce ner hush SO IS; medium. 81 l5aS2 i5la; do
nee 81 Soasi s2Is do red kidney 81 s0gS2 s21s; do