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New York Grain and Produce

NEW YORK, May 21.-Flour. steady. Re-
ce;pts. 27,e00 barrels: exports. $4,000 barrels
>, Wheat-Reeeipts. i2e 900 bushels; exports: +:
100 bushels Spot s easy; , No red .Sa.e e4
No. ] northern Duluth. 81. 10 I. o. b.. anoat;
No. hard winter. SLIPS T. o. b., afoat
Yielding TO improved crop news at home and
abroad wheat broke over a cent per bushei
lower. May, 81 .061s al 07. closed 81 .oela :
July, 81 90 b-16@l. .Ol1s. closed 1-00ss Sep
tember. 969eTlsc. closed at $3.50.
Hops-Steady.
petroleum-steady.
Hides-Firm.
W0ol-Quiet.
sugar-Raw. frm. Fair refining. $3.50: cen
trifugal, 96 test 4.25Q4. 35c molasses sugar.
8. .5o@3 Csc. Refined, steady.
Coffee-Futures closed quiet. tx to points
higher. Sales were reported OF $500 bags, in
Guiding August at 6.I0c; September 6.10c; De-
cember, q. .05c.
Spot, quiet Rio No. I, csc; Santos No. 4,
sst 9sEc. Mild, quiet. Cordova, S% %01eNc.
Butter-Steady; creamery, thirds 70 hrsts. IS
Cheese-steady unchanged
Eggs-Unchsnged-
Evsporated Apples-The market fs quiet. with
fancy quoted at lo0101sc;. choice, s1& @s1ac;
Prunes-Are said to be In moderate demand
on spot, with quotations ranging from nc to
Isc for California and from S&e to l0c for Ore
gon fruit.
Apricots-Are unchanged. with choice quoted
At is@ishc; srtra choice, i4@ls1sc; fancy, Is
Peachss-Ars quiet, with choice quoted at s3s
CSC; extra choice, 8s4c; fancy, 10010hc; sI-
ira fancy, l10llhc.
ouesss ssoc. .t1 ...deS Loose s:
,85.
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New York Metal Market

NEW YORK, May 27.-There was 4 sharp de-
cline IN the London tin market with spot closing
at ELS 30 and futures at fl27 2s Cd. Locally
with quotations ranging from 2Sc to 2s50c
Spot copper closed at f66 lis Cd in London and
futures at f57 los. Locally the market was
weak, with lake quoted at 11.750l287A cleo
trolytic at 12.b0@l2.7 75c and casting at 12.37N0
12.50c.
Lead was unchanged at f12 los in London and
at 4.8504.S7Ac in the local market.
Spelter was also unchanged In both markets
being quoted at flS 12s In London and at 4.55@
4.60c locally.
Iron was unchanged with Cleveland warrants
quoted at 5os In London. The local market was
also unchanged.
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New York Cotton Market

NEW YORK, May 2T.-Hutton's wire says:
On nrmer cables than looked for the market
opened stronger, to IL up. with the trade
light, and II seems evening up OF the mar
ket pending many reports that due to-
morrow or next day. Weather reports are more
favorable. There Is no doubt about much dam
age being done by the heavy rains over the
belt, but with q little sunny weather you will
a great Improvement in the crop. Feel
ing here is, very bullish pending the govern
ment report due next Tuesday. Rather look
for a traders market.
Spot closed steady. Middling uplands. IL. Soc; |;
middlng gulf IL s5c: sales / 800 bales.
COTTON FUTURES
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General Merchandise


Bags-Grain bags, June-July So &a67se-~s San
yIensin' s1sc; wool bags. 42a @4<c; feece twine.
Coal-Pennsylyania anthracite. egg. s1s: well
linston. $l2 per ton: New Wellington. SO: Coos
pay. $lo; Australian, house-Richmond. etc. $40.
Welsh anthracite SIS: coke slS nee ron \, S,,,s
and Sle IN sacks; Rocky mountain, s1i@i2.
Ohs-Quotations are for barrels Linseed. SIC
more: castor oil. in cases. No. 1. 75e. RaSsr',
"A, cases. $1.24@1.26: lucol SOC for boiled and
en tos Gnins ca nut. cases 5sTs
oiAQ61c for No. 1 and 55QSshc for No. 3
according to quality; extra bleached winter sperm
whale Oil. 5Sc; extra winter strained lard oil.
soc' no. laru oil, l5c; pure neatsfoot OIL soc:
oil sc boisd e, sS s @ asr!ips OIL t9 salmon
Coal On Gasoline. etc--water white In
drum. {, or iron bbs lie. cases isc; special do
eocene i5lc; red crown and motor % saso,ine .sf In
engine distillate. in iron bbls or drums. Sc: No
DO &c: cases &c more; SO degree gasoline In
bulk soc In cases s71zc; naphtha. In bulk ioc. in
Turpentins- per gallon in cases and sc in
$780, ssl ss POI H. q sss P0gsSd:E $685.
Req and White Lead-Red lead 81 sQsc per
0' aeeordISg RErsSfa * anslissH si,. wsts LEAD s@sc
The Western sugar refining company quotes a.
follows. terms net cash: Standard cranuia tel
tnne or coarse o-coc; fruit granulated. 5.s5c:
ns,s ess .ss, 70 Sases, 9.1sc: tablets In half
crushed, e10c; powdered, 5.o0c: candy grsnu-
lated. 5.e0c; confectionery A. 5.s5c: confection-
ers crystals. 5e5c: magnolia A. 5<sc: extrs s'v q
5.s5c: golden G: 6.25c: D. 5.l5c; beet srsnnIsted
5.65c; bbs and so ID bags 1Oc half bbls esc
boxes 50c more per 100 lbs for all grades
Monarch bar is quoted over and above the nrscs
for standard dne (cane) granulated In 100 N X.
as follows: Bags. 100 lbs, s5c; barrels sss. ssc
half bbIs. 6oc: 20 ID tins. cased. S2oS: AZ n
tins. sssed. 6, $2;oS; 10 lb tins. cased. 10 in 4
case. &2.tO; I'D tins, in case. 81 20. s0 IA
boxes. 5cc- No order taken for less than * 81 b,r,
rels or its equivalent. No extra charge fo- mt
ting up bar inyprivate packages fee
The California and Hawaiian suoar r.en,.-
company quotes follows: Granuiated hs.is
5.S5c; Hierade" bar, 020c; powdered 5 CSC. q
crushed' o.loc; berry. 6.eSc; c. 4 n. extra ilne
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Available Grnin supnlx

NEW YORK, May 27.-Special cable and tele-
graphic communications received by Bradstreet's
show the following changes in available supplies
Of grain as compared with previous account:
Available supply: Wheat-United States, east
Of the Rockies decreased .3s3, 900 bushels; Cnn-
ada, dscreased 1,S20. 900 bushels total. United
States and Canada, decreased @ TO3 900 bushels:
anoat for and In Europe, increased 4OO, 900 bush
els; total american and European supply, de-
creased 2 2303, 900 bushels.
Corn-Unfted States and Canada, decreased
688, 900 bushels.
Oats-United States and Canada, decreased
t2a,00O bushels
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK, May 27.-Money call, easy at
Ir@1% per cent; closing rate, Ia per cent;
closing bid. ~ per cent; offered at Ia per cent
Time loans-Quiet and steady; go days, 2h
per cent; 80 days. 2A0 as per cent; six months
ah QSN per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 33a@4 per cent.
Sterling exchange, firm, with actual business
In bankers bills at $4S715@4.8725 for demand
and7at s4.s53o q $3.50 for so day bills
Call bills $4S47s.
Ba, silver. 53c
Mexican dollars, 4Sc.
Government bonds steady: railroad bonds,
easy.
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dry granuiated. 5.s5c: coarse dry granufated.
crysts, 3 a5c: cubes. 6fOc: bricks. 6.1Oc: extra
nne xranulated 900 lb bags only, 5.e5c; excel
sior a. 5.4oc: extra c, 5.s5e golden 9. S.sse;
Additional per 100 lbs: In bbls and so ID bags.
1Oc more; half bbls. 25c more; boxes, soc more
for all grades. Bar In 80 ID and ~ 10 TINS si-iO
more: In 10 ID tins, 2.35 more Minimum order,
carload weight.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS

Naval StOres-Turpentfne and Rosin
SAVANNAH, Ca. May % Turpentine-
Steady At 41lRc. Sales. S5s: receipts, S97; ship
ments. 2SS
Rosin-Firm. Sales, 1888: receipts. so7s:
shipments. T. 500: stock. 1855. Quotations-A,
s.. loasIs: &. sa.i5as. H ssiS: ipoei ,o q:
=. S5:75: M. s5.95; n, $500; VIC. So 10; WV,
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Cash Grain and Provision.

CH1C1G0, May 27.-Cash duotatiohS were -
follows:
Flour-Steady; No spring wheat, 92c@
sl.o7; No. red, $l.04a1 .o61s; No. corn, 100
7791ac; No. yellow. s9@spEc: No oats. 56c;
No. l northwestern. $1.25la; short ribs. sides,
!ioosel, $6s7h@731h mess pork per Dbl.
S13. 70@ 1915; lard, per 100 lbs, $S-47K; short
clear sides (boxed), $.37k @7.62a; whisky.
basis Of high wnes $l.35.
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london wool SHE.

LONDON, May 27.--The offerings at the wool
auction sales today amounted to 14,284 bales.
The quality was good and there Z keen de-
mand from all sections. Fine grades occasionally
sold at higher prices and several lots bought
Americans bought Rood supplies OF sreasies At
extreme rates.
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Nerthern wheat Market

PORTLAND, May 27.--whest-Club, poc; blue
stem, s2c; rcd, sec; valley, 90c.
WASHINGTON
TACOMA. May 25.-Wheat-Urchanged. Blue
stem, SOC; club, SIC; red, S5c
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Foreign Future.
minnesota wheat Market

DULUTH, May 27-Wheat--No. northern
81 10 Is: No. 2 northern, $1.06N; May s1OT% !;
july. 1.07x; September. 94c.
MINNEAPOLIS
MINNEAPOLIS. May 27.-Wheat-No hard
$Ld2M; No. northern, $1.10M; No. 2 northern
xl.OsB; May. N.0sa4 July, $l.065s @1o1; Sep
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Boston Stocks and Bonds
THE CoPPER STOCKS

BOSTON. May 27.-The market was irrerul,r
with pronounced changes.
An official of the Atlantic mining company
states that there has been assessment csiled
on the stock OF the company but that the com
pany is using its money right along and. ss Il
has no source Of income. it Il probable that an
No meeting Of the directors has been csIle1
for this purpose. however, and no amount has
been Fixed. Just when this matter win be
cleared by the board has not definitely been
determined and It may not come up for several
months yet.
The following list 10 furnished nv e y Hu,
ton Co.. 40 California street, San Frsn-
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Bar s1lver-Quiet; "a Ii-I6d per ounce.
Money-1@lN per cent
The rate OF discount in the open market for
short bills is 1A @1N per cent and for three
months bills / q per cent.
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New York stock List

K f. Hutton Co. ago California street,
m enbers Of the New York stock exchange, fur
rish the following list Of bond and stock sales
yesterday:
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LOCAL MARKETS
San Franchises Money Market

Yesterdays variations in exchange were an
advance In 60 day sterling bills and d decline
OF sc IN Hongkong rates sympathetic with
decline IN silver New York rates remained
uncnaneed. The whole exchange market con-
comprehensive statement of local and gen
erai financial conditions BY the American
uonai bank appears elsewhere on this page.
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N0rthern Bueine.s

SEATTLE. May 27.-Clearinss $1,5i2 474; bal
ances, $61, AGO.
TACOMA, May 2T.-Holiday.
ances. $03, ,372
PORTLAND. May 27.-clcarinss, sTs5, 755;
balances, e1O1 S3S
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St. Louia Wool Market

ST. LOUIS, May 2T-Wool dull Terri
tory and western mediums, 12@15c; hne medi-
ums. lo@l3c; nne e@1lc.
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Condition of the Treasury

WASHINGTON, May 27.--Today's statement
Of the treasury balances in the general fund ex-
elusive OF the Sl50, 600. 900 gold reserve shows:
Available cash balance. &2S8 $50, ,013; gold coin
and bullion SIS, az, 7SS; gold certificates $45,-
O45 370
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Meat Market
DRESSED MEATS

Siaushterers' rates to dealers are n follows
Beef-615 @7c per ID for steers, 5676c for
cows and heifers.
veai-6@sc for large and s0sc for small.
Mutton-Wetners, s1a9e11c. ewes, IA 0SHe.
dressed Pork tper b)-I1z Csc for heavy and
9@1oc for light.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good. souus
livestock, delivered in San Francisco less SO
per cent shrinkaSe FOR cattle.
Cattie-Steers. No. 1. Sc: second quality 71Ac:
third quality, 6h@Ic: cows and heifers Ell a
i,, &C for No: l; second quality: sa8lsc; third
3la@4c thin bulls. sGSl5c
Calves-1sc per lb for light. 4c for medium
ana SIC Tor heavy tgross weight.
Sheep-Wethers, 415c per ID; ewes <c (rross
weight. >s
Thanksgiving, 5hc per lb
Hogs-lOO to 200 lbs, &c; 200 and over S1s N
SIC; boars, so per cent, stays so to lr ~
cent ana sows 10 to 20 per cent or from above
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Butter. Cheese and Eggs

Extra butter was 1c pound lower on sale
at 2Sc on the exchange yesterday and frsts, the
next grade, which had previously been quoted at
that figure. were marked down 1sc In conformity
with the rules OF the exchange. The decline was
Que directly to large receipts and the warm
weather whio, lessened the consumption and
nearly all receivers were carrying more or less
OF surplus at the close. Sales on the ex-
change were small, as those handlers who had
been active In holding the market I'D made no
attempt to check the decline.
There was no change in prices for eggs the
market being literally supplied and rather weak
than otherwise. Oilers of extras at the onots :
tions under the call found no takers cI &c beino
the highest bid.
There was nothing new In cheese
Sales on the exchange were as follows:
Butter-1O cases of extras at 231ac and 10
At 23c pound
Cheese-zo fancy California Young Americas At
III NC. seller lu days
Receipts were $1,000 lbs butter. 1000 lbs
cheese and 1,242 cases eggs.
The following arc official quotations est.h
lished BY the sales. bids and offers on tbe 6ss,-
OF the dairy exchange Prices In the street
while governed by the exchange quota tons rem
eraiiy range from ac to &c higher owing to tI,e
various charges to be added.
arm: do nrsts 22lsc, frm; do seconds. c2c
nrm; do thirds, 16c, firm; No. 1 packing stock
2lc, steady: No. do, 18c, steady
Cneeee-California: Fancy hats. Ike veak.
nrsts, %. lie. steady; seconds do iOc. weak:
tancy Young Americas. lac, steady; drsts do
i8c. steady Oregon: Fancy hats 13c steady:
fancy Young Americas, 1lhc. arm. Storage:
Eggs (per dosen. cases incIudedl dl-C.I,for,,;.
fresn extras, 22c, weak; do 1rsts, 2051c Arm:
40 seconds 17hc. Arm; do thirds 18izc Arr, :.
eastern seconds. 1C1ac. 6rm.
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Shipments.
Butter. Cheese and Ekxs

butter, CheeSe ana EGGS
CHICAGO, May 27.-On the produce exchange
today the butter market was steady; creamer1es,
1S@22c; dairies, 16@ @20c. Esgs-Easy; at mark,
cases included, 14@l4hc; 1rsts. 15c; prime do,
1910. Cheese-Steady, 10N @12Hc.
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EeF Market in Nearby Cov.ti..

:. rETALUMA. May 27.-Twenty cents pre-
vailed for egSs Wednesday. Eggs get scarcer
every day Other firms have been Compelled 10
follow the Sonoma County cooperative poultrv. ~
mens association and grade their eers.
SANIA Ckuz. May 27.-Merchants are nav
ing ishc dozen for eggs The output 4 not
az large as usual and brisk demand prevents
San Erancisco to get the city prices. ~
drdaned mosLlsIhE; : si5, MAJ May 1.-THE egg market
apparent reason Receipts continue light The
market ct closed at 2oc a dosen FOR extras. nc
SANTA ROSA. May 2.-Eggs were onofed
a 2Oc ana lSc dozen here today and the
receipts were SLOW. The demand for the prod. eMs
uet y great, and as the supply falls a. fhe
orders are phing mp and the local nrms are
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unable to meet the demand About 400
were sent from here to Petnluma yesterday
and placed in storage by private parties.
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PouItry .ud Come

Chickens continued to arrive freely from do
mestic shipping points, nearly 100 coops ar
irving on the early express alone, with Petaluma
still to be heard from. Hens and broilers, which
constituted the bulk Of the receipts, were very
weak and the latter were quoted lower Large
young roosters and fryers continued frm, tile
supply and demand about balancing. Tho other
kinds Of poultry received but little attention
and as offerings were limited. prices were largely
nominal
Poultry s(per dozent-Hens, 50. 5O14. so for
old roosters. $3.5o@4b0: young ROSTERS. 81 so
@s:50: do extras. $9@10, fryers. $6@7: large
brollerS, x3.50@4; small broilers, S263:
ducks. s6@57 for young and $435 for old; pigeons,
81. 1.260i.60; squads $202.50; geese. 81 per
pair; goslngs, 80 per pair; turkeys, nominal
Game-NominaI.
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CALIFORNIA; stock and on Exchange
Mining stocks

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Fran
fsco stock and exchange board yesterday:
CONSTOCKS
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Hay and Feedstuffs

Further advances in lima and white beans are
noted, with very strong market for all these
descriptions The other sorts remain unchanged
Beans (per ctl)-Bayos, $S.15@S. .25; pea, So. so
a.; small white. $4.30@4.35; large white. "a. .35
ter, $3.50; limas, 81. .S0@49O; red kidney. So:
blackeyes, 50 Is so; horse beans. 81. a. IS;
cranberry beans, $2.00Qs; Garvanzas, $3.50
Seeds-Brown mustard. 3la @3s.c; yellow mus
tard. nominal; naxseed, 50. carload lots; canary.
&c: alfalfa, lie: rape. cleaned. 2lac; timothy.
nominal: hemp, Az @4hc; miilet, 2A @Skc per
lb; broom corn seed, $1SQ20 per ton.
Dried Peas-Green are quoted at 81. .65Q3 per
ctl. No Niles here
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
WEDNESDAY. May 27-lo:so a. m.

UNITED STATES BONDS
Bid Ask. Bid. Ask.
A OF cp new 3s or coup
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
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Flour and Fnrinnceou. Cood,

Flour-California family extras, IS. 4O@6 net,
without discount; bakers extras, $5.40@5. .65;
superfne, $4.20@4.50; Oregon and Washington.
per bbi $4.9065.40 for family, bakers and pat
ents and &4.8505.15 for cut of Kansas patents,
San Francisco track. So: do straight, $3.50: Da-
Farinaceous Goods-Prices in packages. net
cash, no discount, follows: Graham nour.
$S per 100 lbs; rye nour. So 40; rye meal. IS 20;
cream do, $3.5393.75: oat meal. $4.30@t. so; oat
groats, $l.30@4.50; hominy, 33.40@3.60; buck
wheat -four, $4.O5@4.25; cracked wheat, 5000
$50; farina, $4@420; whole wheat nour. 50 20;
rolled oats, bbls 50. 6O@1 so. in sacks S8@7 so;
rolled wheat. bbls a. ao@4, 90. in sacks $500
boxes, IS .O5@5. Is per 100 lbs.
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sss. T0O-total shares sold.
New York Bonds

One6 q Onio 4 42e.l00A {
Chi a. Alton 3iss. 81
G. B & Q new IS. 96xl
Q. r 1 & Pac a. 66 |
Do col IS. ...... II
Do refdg a.. -. STA
Geo & Sign ~ e7aj
Colo InRs 5s. 81
Colo Midland A.. 61Zi
Colo & So 4s. -. SeBi
Del d Hud CIV ~. 90
Den q Rio 6 A.. p2
Erie prior lien A. SO
Do gen 4s -. TO.
Hook Val AIS. .102 Y |
Int Met AS -. 66Xl
Japan ~ $1,000. 79A
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Hebrews Not Jesus Slayer,
Declares a Chicago Rabbi

CHICAGO, Dec. 27.-CIergymeu and
laymcu in Chicago today are Interested
in reading the latest statement from d
Jewish pulpit
If Christian preachers and teachers
would quit disseminating the faIsehood
that the Jews killed Christ there is no
reason why the old and the new reIi-
gion should not work together in per
feet harmony" Rabbi r SchOnfarber
1old his Orthodox congregation, in his
sermon at Kan Temple
Christian clergyMen forget" he con-
tinued. that the Academy Of France.
one OF the worlds most learned bodies.
long ago declared that the Romans and
not the Jews cruciied Jesus. He who
knows anything az all about the Jew
jsh laws, knows that such a trial and
such an execution as described in the
New Testament could never have taken
place with Jewish consent. and accord
ing TO Jewish laws I'm the land Of Is
Tael
Every Jew appreciates the great
force and inhueTcv which Christians
have exercised upon the civilization Of
mankind. They know that n religion
that has existed for 1000 years. and is
SIN vital and virile in the lives OF
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Full Meaning

humanity must contain within 1t eIe-
ments of truth. No jew is 50 narrow
as to believe that his religion is the
sole depository of all the truth.
For all that. it is q grave mistake
to proclaim that the Jews had to wait
for the coming of Jesus To- learn the
doctrine OF love II is a mistake TO be-
Heve that the world had 20 wait for
the coming Of Jesus to learn Peace Oh
earth and good will TO men
1T was the jew who first taught
I'm his Bible Thou shall love thy
ueighbor as thy saIf' and il was Jesus
Himself who ans gered. when He was
asked what was the most important
teachings. with the Old Testament in
junction.
Jesus was a Jew of the Jews. and
no one can understand Him or His
teachings. who is not cOnversant with
Jewish thought The Jew regards Jesus
as one Of his great prophets, but he
does not give Him an exceptional or
a UNIQUE position over and above the
position occupied by the rest of the
prophets in Israel.
There ought to be no hatred or
prejudice between the mother and
daughter religions. Both are working
for the same goal
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Cancer Cured
In 10 DAYS.
A Discovery That Has Startled the
Medical World. Mailed Free.

7 have discovered what the medical
world has been looking FOR. for years.
sure cure for cancer, 50 sure that Il can
be absolutely g-aranteed. This 7 DO,
and / can prove IT,. I have cured hun
Greds o. the most hOrrifying cases In
from 10 TO ~ days, after celebrated
physicians anG surgeons had given Up
all nope OF saving them.
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SERMON SUBJECTS TONIGHT
IN WASHINGTON CHURCHES

Iecure-"Europes Leper" Schultz
hurch,T wefth n p
Vernon Place NJ E Church
sennon-Tno Fleeing Rev
ationaiC hurcl
serono Law of su=ss- and How to Use IT, by the Rev C
I.
Evangelical Christ G
seop-"rlo Religious of City Charles
Church Of the
Child
Chapel e
senon-I Rev Joseph Day-
sou.C Calvary NJ. l..
snon-"vhy Jesus Was Born Compton Ball
IetroIoI
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SCORES VAUDEVILLE
METHODS IN CHURCH
| Rochester Divine Declares the
Cheapening of Religion Is
Alarming Sign

ROCHESTER. y Y. Dec. 1.-THE
Rev. Charles r. Allison, Of Trinity
Episcopal Church. Of this city. IS an
enemy OF church methods which tend
To make religion Intellectual through
cheapeuiug f. Church sUppers. bazaars.
extraordinary music attractions, sterc-
opticon lectures. and other innovations,
such as holding church services in
theaters. he characterizes as vaudeville
methods. He says
The cheapeniug Of religion is one Of
tie alarming signs OF the times. Piety
has never been made plentiful by being
made easy. Trying 10 make a church
attractive by making IL worthy Will
never enable it 10 conquer the world.
Inducing the men 20 enter It's walls in
order 10 have a good time, or to enjoy
an hour OF fine music viii never lead
them TO repent OF their sins when ir-
side its walls
The church tTamps who crowd a
Sunday night theater service go because
IL is cheap and involves no moral Obli-
CATION
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The shepherd King.
Other Services.

Among the other special services that
VIII so toward concluding the perfect
observance Of the Christmas sabbath in
Washington viii be.
The recital or The Nativity" by
Adam Geibel. at the First Coneregt-
tional Church. at O'Clock, to be fol-
lowed by other selections appropriate
10 Christmas
The Christmas Day program repeated
al the Fifth Baptist Church. at 1:50
o'clock
The Alteration IS chief among the
musical offerings at the Asburv N. l.
Church, where services viii begin AT
80. and a recital by the NIcKendree
Chorus Choir and the Apollo Orches-
ira. at the Mckeudree Church. al 7-s0
The Rev John Van Schalck win offer
special sermon at the Church OF
Our Father on Questioned Gift Civ
ing" The Christmas sermon viii be
accompanied by appropriate Yuletlde
music.
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SHANTLEY IS SLATED
FOR THE BISHOPRIC
RumOred That Danbury Priest VIII
Fill Vacancy in Diocese
of Burlington.

BURLINGTON. Vt, Dec. Ut is
strongly Iumored here that the Rev
Walter J. Stanley, OF Dannury, Will be
appointed bv the Pope as bishop of the
diocese OF Burlington. The vacancy
occurred last Tuesday when Bishop
John 3 MichaUd died IN New York
Father STANLEY is well known and
loved by the people in the local do
cese and his appointment would meet
Will favor by the members Of the
Catholic Church here.
Father Stanley Is one OF the best
known priest in New England, is a
prominent temperance worker and 4
former national president OF the cath
Ole Total Abstinence Union.
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MUSIC PROMISED
IN THIS EVENINGS PROGRAMS

Recital Nativity Geibel
m
GOunod's Nazareth sung Church. m
Choral Service. and p. M
Cantata, Church Reformation. p. M
Carols by Sunday school, St Paurs Church
7:0 p
The by choir AsDuy NJ E Church. s P. m
Kendree Church,
Christmas Trinsy Episcopal Church
Christmas
Christmas M
Christmas program repeated Bapist Church 73o D. m
neutrality-suspicious. Methodist Episcopal Church s p m
West Presbyterian Church, p. m.
Eastern Presbyterian Church, p. H.
the
m
n.