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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-14
Caught in the Rain

Then a cold and cough-let it run on
get pneumonia or consumption that's
all No matter how you get your cough
don't neglect it-take Billiards. Hore-
hound Syrup and you'll be over it in no
time. The sure cure for coughs, colds
bronchitis and all pulmonary diseases in
woung and old. Sold by all druggists.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-14
SANTA FE is MOVING
DEPOT To IA TINA

Las Cruces, n. NJ, Jan. 14.-Santa Fe
workmen have severed the old depot in
twai in and have begun to raise tie south
end, the freight room. After it is raised
a track will be built underneath con-
Meeting with the main track and cars
run under. and the old depot will be
moved to La Tuna.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-14
WANTS TO BE A CITIZEN.

Another man who came to Ell Paso on
a mule car has applied for citizenship
papers in the 34th district court. He is
Pablo Saveredra, a laborer, who came
to this city in 1895 from Chihuahua.
Mexico
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-14

rested by the police last nixhx On q
charge OF conducting q disorderiy houss
on Third street. Steve Massey. Helen
Smith and Andrew Hodge rvsre arrested
at the same place and docketed on ehs
charge Of vagrancy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-14
RETURNS WITH PRIsoNEp

San Antonio. Tex, Jan. 14-Sherfff
Lindsey has returned from FL Paso, hav-
ing in custody H. Overman, alias John
son. wanted here on a charge OF
forgery.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-14

Las Cruces, y. NJ. JAN 1.-THE
Mesilla Valley Produce Exchange
shipped out a large shipment of alfalfa
hay last night for points in eastern
Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-14
SKYSCRAPER EDITION THE
CREST EVER.y SAYS LAS C.RITCES

Las Cruces, n. NJ, Jan. 14.-What do
the Las Crucesites have TO say about the
"Skyscraper' Edition or the Herald?
ITS dandy" its a peacherino," its
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-14
MANY JEWISH FARMERS


San Antonio. Tex. Jan. 14.-Samuel P.
Becker. of Hartford. Conn. president of
the Federation of Jewish Farmers of
America, is in these parts for the pur-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-14

Less we forget, let's keep our monee
at home and stfll get the best, Globe
Flour
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-14

Mrs. c. A Brandt. OF the Grand Can
yon. passed through Ell Paso Thursday
afternoon on her way to Mexico City.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-14
LAS CRUCES AND re. .:s@;: g: . pa.
MESILLA VALLEY e. :.::s: New ''

all right best ever Las Cruces
should have had more space" etc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-14
SHIP MICH HAY.

enced bankers have been in the city and
the matter is settled.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-14

Las Cruces, \. NJ, Jan. IA. The fol-
lowing are registered at Las Cruces ho
tells:
Hotel Don Barnar6o-A W. HadIey.
FL Paso; T. Brownrigg. FL Paso; H. c.
Apologize, St. Louis; w. H. Cook, New
York: John z. Griffith, Socorro: T. L.
Wright Ardmore, Okla; Robert Smith,
Ell Paso; 6. II. Kersel and wife. Amar-
lila; George W. Span. Chicago.
Park hotel-John H. McCutcheon. Ell
Paso; Recordo Delgado, Ell Paso: Fl. L.
Lee, Albuquerque; W! j. May, Albu-
uueroue; o. Ham, Albuquerque.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-14

Globe Flour. pest e. test.
and the pav-oIl in FL PaSo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-14
Hotel Arrivals.

Oliver B. Cassell and Mamie Price.
Albino Chavarilia and Luz GutriereZ.
Pablo Apo1aca and Beatriz Maese.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-14
CI,I-CEs TO HAVE NEW RANK.

Las Cruces. n. NJ, Jan 14.-Las
Cruces is to have new bank. Expert
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-14
Marriages Recorded.

other valuables, dated November Is
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-14
do IT SUNDAY, JANUAI

Don't be like the waiting Man. Don't pass by good OppO
to find safe and profitable investment the RIGHT kind
frame Of mind five years ago He lost his opportunity
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-14

Las Cruces, n. NJ, Jan. ID. The fol-
lowing deeds and other papers of record
have been filed with the recorder OF
Dona Ana county:
New-York tribune., 1910-06-25
AT TENT EVANGEL.

Tbs Rev Dr. J. Wilbur Chapman will
preach at both opening services in the
Tent Evangel, in West i24th and 121th
streets, between Amsterdam and Morning
side avenues, tomorrow at and P. M.
Mrs E. N. whittemore, founder of the
Door of Hope Will speak on Monday night.
June 27; the Rev. Z. S. Holloway, of Hope
Baptist Church, on Tuesday and Wednes-
day nights: the Rev. A T Brooks, singing
evangelist, on Thursday night, and the
Rev. G. w Mcpherson, superintendent, on
Friday night. The Rev. DR.. Len G. Brough-
ton, the Rev. DR.. James NJ Gray, the Rev
Dr. H NJ Wharton, the Rev. DR.. Curtis
Lee Laws and other well known preach
ers will conduct series Of services in
Tent Evangel all summer. Albany Smith,
son Of Gypsy Smith, and Jessie Van Camp,
soloists. Tent EvangeI No. ., at l69th
street and Lyman Place, near Prospect
avenue, in The Bronx, will be opened on
Sunday, July 3, at and 2. m The Rev
Harry Taylor, of Andover. Mass, will
preach in this tent during July. Mrs
Richard Hartley VIII conduct chtldren's s
work in both tents.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-25
TWO DEACoNs ORDAINED.

Tomorrow ordinations Of two Episcopal
deacons will take place, both Of them
somewhat unusual. One will occur in the
Church Of the Holy Apostles, in Ninth
avenue and will be conducted by Bishop
Lines, of Newark, acting for Bishop
Greer, Of New York, who went last Tues
day to North East Harbor in the hope
of Improvement in his health. The Rev.
Dr. Henry Is. Den1inger, until very re-
Gently pastor Of the High Street Presby
terian Church. Newark, a church with a
membership Of five hundred, will become
ar Episcopal deacon. Bishop Lines will
preach the sermon, and the presentation
VIII be made by the Rev. O. s. Roche.
The Rev. DR.. Denlinger is a graduate Of
Princeton. and while pastor of a church
in Bloomington. Ill, had in his member
ship ice-President Stevenson. For six
months he has been IN charge of the
Church Of the Holy Apostles, and this sum-
rner will continue in charge during the ab-
sence of the rector. At the crypt Of the
Cathedral OF ST. John, this city, Bishop
Partridge. Of Kioto. will order deacon Ed
mond Watson F1tz Simon, who is a brother
of the Rev. W. f. Fitz Simon, rector OF
St Mary's Church at Tuxedo. The SER
mon will be preached by the Rev. Canon
Jones' Of the cathedral
New-York tribune., 1910-06-25
AMERICA LEADS MISSIONS.

The United States and Canada have
wrested from Great Britain during the
last year the honor of giving the largest
sum to foreign missions Societies in Great
Britain have little home mission work to
do. practically all OF their work being in
foreign countries, while in the United
States and Canada the home contributions
have had to be kept about even with the
foreign A result has been that for years
Great Britain has led the world in foreign
mission gifts. This year America gives So
o13,s7S. the largest sum yet, putting us
at the top. The total gifts of all the Chris
tian world to the non-Chrfstian last year
were s24. 4.676,0oo. or about ST. oooOo0 larger than
during any previous year. The number of
missionaries IN those lands sent out by
Christian societies is now 1920, while eS. 3sS
men and women native in the countries in
which they work form an auxiliary band
of workers that is larger than ever before
in the one hundred years Of foreign ef-
fort
New-York tribune., 1910-06-25
GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK

The trustees of the Church OF the Holy
Communion have issued appeal for the
raising of a fund OF $4,000 ror making ad-
ditions TO the church. The improvements
contemplated include a stone porch at the
Goth street entrance, repainting of the walls
Improvement OF the lighting system. COM
pletion OF the window scheme. repairing Of
exterior stonework, new sidewalk and I'M
provement of tie organ.
Sir John Stainer's sacred cantata, The
Daughter of Jairus,'' viii be sung at the
special musical service Of the Harlem Pres
byterian Church tomorrow evening.
Algernon Sidney Crapsey will preach to-
morrow morning at All Souls Unitarian
Church
The Episcopal Chapel at West Hampton
Beach will open for services tomorrow.
with communion at clock in the morn
ing. Other services will be at 1880 d. NJ.
and s:l5 p. m. The Rev. Francis :. Clay
Moran is the minister in charge.
In the Old First Presbyterian Church the
Rev DR. Arthur T piersen VIII preach at
the morning service on The Final Percep-.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-25
OTHER CATTLE MARKETS.

s,tae ,chaessO June 2 a:s T TTIE-Reoeip.z 2eoe
se9eTs. sass ss: 50 ffs S5SsS % s5 soMs s. 25gsS
- .: stockerS and feeders. So yoGs5 so HOGS
@akssce!pts 60 ss l4.ooo: 5a1oc higher Heavy. 50 s0
.1snt - sod5se s. Il packing, IS seRss 80; oigs
Ss'9 ~ eO bulk of sales. So 35Gs9 So SHEEP
yeaTiirgs, s. Sass "a lambs s5 s,ss * % .osa 80
lambs. 81 25ESS - 4+'---e
Cincinnati June 2s-CATTLE-Receipts 500.
s. & aoo zs s2ss4 sa 70 H9Rss H49e shIgpsFS se 2sS
eslte - e AID steady Butchers and shippers 50 =
z 81 s9os %; common. S9gSe 20. sHEEP-Receipts,
and quiet. S4GS6 %
d Kansas City. June c4-CATTLE-Reoei,ts
1s. IssoOo. including !. .IoU Southerns: dull and weak
te good s.9s7 Western, 8 75gss: stockers and
soI1+1e--, - ss9s5 20 Southern. So 4Ogse 30
81 25a$4; native 81 50Gs6: natfxe b1ferr 80
@S1; oul!s. - 23Gs5 so: calves. s49ST so HOGS
SO AZ b,JI % s'1o5: marke5 9gI1oc higher; top,
e. g 81: packers and butchers SO 25a$9 10: light.
- S?aSe -; PIGS. IS 75aso 10, sHEEP-Re
g %; yeaTlings. 81 5oass: wethers. S4GS-. ewes.
30 'oGs4 'o' stockers and feeders. s. 50aS4 So
East Buffalo. June 24.-CATTLE-Receipts
sc higher Sc 15gss 25 HoGs-ReoeptS, C 500 go
50 5oass q IgSq1 So higher se Heavy and mixed
sl0; roughs. Ss eoass 20. iairiez 50 fssa SSs 9S
aa.1f. - AND LAMBS-Receipts. , 500: duII;
yeaThnss' 2oc lower yeari1ngg. So 5OaS5 IS.
/-t,c;c@ = : EIe -4.-cAJ TLE-Suppiy light.
SnJ' SLolJe' sSgss 80: prime. 81 T5dss SHEEP
Segply Lght Prime wethers, 81 50as4 75: cuIls
dhd common, S2QS3; lambs s5GST % veal
caves caves s. 5odSS 10 HoGS-Receipts usht
e. l51e a heaT1es. SO 409ss 45: mediums SO 55R
g. g. y. 1orAeTs heavy. 50 e0nS9 S. tight So TaTl
81 20; pigs, SO 75Gs9 so: roughs. ssass 10 ''e
by Telegraph to The TribuueI
louisville June 24-SHEEP AND TAarBs
6eceipts re 224e; for the week thus far. 19. I7s
- "ecclnt l Of the Light supply, prime lambs
V eIe d snaGe higher, the best going at TIem C.
eecOles o7s@6c; cuIIs and butcher lambs, aa5e:
snesP' &c down. Common thin sheen gIIIlt
.a' S-Sn9' oc down Fairly good demand for choice
STOCK ewes Plain ewes slew.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-25
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. June "a. 1910.
BEEvEs-Receipts. 123 cars or ails' 1Ess. ReaI
- 81 y-lfle good and choice dry fed steers TIC
IN fairly well, there vas an an "a sta.-s and
Lo- 80 a. decline OF 1Oglac Bulls stescy ant ant
~ limited supply: cars steers lIlsS ~ ~ J6o iI
% Ia a5 bulls. 81 50gs6; cows 81 So9so 81
T-sssed beef slow al 99l2t@c per ID 5gSc
aLl S g,,r- refrigerator beef. ia q12c PEI
- rxports tomorrow. 20 cattle aII ,;on -
80 80 aY.e-s - an the Cedric 20 Liverpool Iotals
g. g. tbs week. go cattle and 4,532 quarters u
Tasf TS- al; 70 ports OF Great Britain
sles-Newton & Co: 20 Penreylv.aanIaa- .a steers
,,5@ = aTerage SIS 10 per 100 n; 70 Virginia
3a3- 3l97 ~ =, e. ag state COW. Il3o n. 81 5o' l.
sSe n, 50 Sco2nr.isson gS Co: - Kentucky steers
1oel 70 Sc so. %. 1884 n. So ~
sanders: IT Pennsylvania steers al y i 10
IS &c: =, 1913 %. sS51 s n n So x: is, sSs ~
oh9, E5 fiy0 buis. f470 n. So =. 11s5 70 g. go
E s. e e. 80 8 8 g. s "a idsG 30 TS . ESQ n
ls - sls ~ SOS 70. S. 10. l. $50 n; g 90 m
9bn = ss sheHaSssr 3 sSs NJ s. g'7: 75 $50 h. s 56
sO9 10 ~ ~ 81 %. O. as1 10. 81 So I, 92o 10 10
So 3 So2 Il. So so. 7, $40 n, 50 So is' 'oo H.
- herson CO.. Is Pensylyanige gi stssFs =, 81 40 80
S go 49, 792Ss 80 E Fi9ginia' 92 a. isss n s. zo
20 iaS5 n 81 Il; z dess H. 20 M 81
7is7 y g 10 IS se a12' aG ~ g. iIl2 Il 10 n SO 70 75 IS
80 - se "a. stays 1923 10. 81 70: : COWS
f6s9 n S. 40: z, SO ID, u 10
~.r.-rS-Rsceipts, 5I9, including 3as ioI
al aa[ITaf Trade quiet and prices 21c
,s - fs1sn wednesday. All sold that srIiFtn si
eAfLy -, -vesis. s. n SO for thro~outs sh9 -
for butterk calves Dressed Sslyes l3e ai cg
Clty "a 9,,tsevrnilks at = l1c; country
5rssseS SrssssSS caves D1 Al 6@lotses ,o .,. 7eo
17S5es-s' 17S5e-,' y IS 20 per 100 10. throwouts. 40
ID. So q r,tftenbeek: II veats i53
- = : -. :, tnro-gouts. 90 70 60 -. -, a..
ID - -, &c veais. 141 ID. SIS 20; Is but
,ern1tiiTs I55 ID. SO
SHEEP AND LAMBs-i1ssc4e PIE, Ia for 1;,e
or - go II cers on sale sheep SLOW @ stlo
t-o .ILSt ss.-f~+fv choice and extra izEilpE Nts
l0NeEs s.s,- most Of the stock was of me
ssI,se 1aaity Tor which very Lite ossa.se as
cis--+ 5.-,e77szaIv lower Etfteen cars tes
ana p.lt--e--SoI6 raGr 10 prime shesp so'e
'lIns ssaSsaT5 - ner 100 IL. coEamon TO sooe
New-York tribune., 1910-06-25
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. June 4--WFIEAT-spot s.l dIli:
futures STEADY July, IS 64sd; October 5s o7sd; 81
American mixed IS a. DO via Gav@sst0n este 7,,i,; rs
9I-7- new kiln dried As II I'd. futures Gun; July
nominal. September IS Cd PEAs-Canadia!n.
IS FLoUR-winter patents; 28s Cd ,r-F1g HQF3 IN, IN
,tTa india mess 1925 Cd. PoRK-Prinle mess
western loss Sd. HAAIS-ShoTt cut. rs.
eG6N Cumberland cut 73s. short RIB, T4s;
clear bellies 74s Cd: long clear Lniddles hight "a
T3s. beavy 72s; short clear backs oss 90.
sHoULDERs-squars. 66s Cd. l-AED-FriLl1e -AeEEt-Is,19
80 " sse I'd C-4EEsE-Canadian finest white
and coioTed 53s e. white % COS: Ros2S s9
Va 5-r,T3o, -, lis qd PETROLEU lI--Rehned, I'd
T,rNsEED on 36s. CoTTONSEED ..--a7;al oIlz-Ha!l
+afsne5-Spot Us 414d- TALLOW-Austraiian
il London. S+s Sc
: London. June 24-RAw sUGAR-CentrifugaI 1t l.
1as 6d. r3uscovado. LES 61. BEET SJGAR-June.
las I'd CALCUTTA LINSEEIE--Jq qle-July- o.. 2sS
lid IINSBED OIL 34s 9d SPEtIM OIL To-
pETrP0T Fl ET-N-American refined, $50; spirits
"a E-NTINE-SpiTits, As 3D. Ro9IN-
American strained, 13s; fine, 15s Sd
Antwerp. June 4.-PETRoLEUN, fs francs 90
~enttmE6
New-York tribune., 1910-06-25

suudry-under proper supervision o. course
can freely avail of it to view the spa
cious armament The length OF the tnslrC-
nent IS seventy feet which Is eight fee1
more than the magnificent esIuaforlai re
tractor OF the Tsrkss OoseTTztory- chi
cego; bat. as the hens IS only tweEry-
seven inches in diameter, It's claim TO oe
the largest in the world IA unfenaole, Tor
the diameter Of the glass or mirror Is TIE
deciding factor in estimating the btgness
Of a telescope. By this test the ferkss
telescope with 4-fnch object glass, ~
well ia front OF that at Treptow. and sew
erai others also exceed 81. Two OF the
Greenwich glasses exceed twercy-seven
trcheS.-Dundee Advertiser.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-25

z 80 -zsD GEAL--Izactfvs and. unsettled
s1s ) So -str . good. s. 1t4si AZ.
z. k'Ir ses..ey. 8 s5GSs 20. CORNMEAL-
ss.-tss. g. 5esS1 o5- coarse 81 25asI so
<-.az sSs- = v ostern spring. 81 s5. standard
s-sa 80 - tao-E &C. So 60 ue6 dog. SIS 20.
--se .. - D-iE 81 sacks: nllddi4nz,
- n &C COG, SIS honi1y chop, So 20
hk5sIsfosSe.s c---leal. S32Q Sc.
= 2 - - irn-er eSrly. owing 70 =
scfs-s-e - - receipts Cf live hogs and
=; er.ess - y points AZ the yards, but
s2s st-- - ~ e sharply under Increased
s--zs.s ~ ~ N[lel was credited TO packing g
s.-y k2eS-Ssl5S --9iezcE- mess, So So %
s-sf--ai-,ss e, ~ short clear. S24 50ED S28
sseke. mess s15 aSI6. family. s1a a
& gE-fSt e.. 90 extra lncie mess
l6--s.s.S---F 80 f1@AS- so q S2s DRESSED
q lgsr' Neeyne. l5 re. l@o 10. Is y g /.
= 49, l6 1assc. pigs. I35sc- CIT
e y Genes steady; smoking.
80 has - = 70 lsc. 4 ID. lIc:
:. sstg -, E-iet leg 1C1zc TALLOM-
&idfte -o.-nt-Y. OK q 0Ss 9 LARD
- sou1F est = % q 52-5oc1 city. I2c;
- sers1 ,A-seFlca- l4c. Continent 13- zoe.
taEssF - con- pound quiet, . y q Ioc.
St = asieri cleo. lie. city lard, lag
Sad s-s'=.!lf s5.s.,lef arza and unchanged. with
eses 49, 49, G1DteD ~ s5-I5c net. less
- was - &c London market fer beet
szs srn - taf unchanged. with June,
Il ! 4ifh So -a--4 az las Sd Raw here
y lr5lnrt .---AG - suli rates for spot
- a1otra -'a y iPE3rnl Centrifugal. 90
~. I'd - = a<sc- znUscovzGo. SO test.
= s.srs - 4sses sugar 50 test. 3z9c. The
zeajne,- .s-9I9T. and America is 2. $50. .GSB
- -hs -oo1sAlG last year al the same
-ee = -NEe1E6 of stock IS II7.O3B,
slfE 1ssSe of ii 2Is last week
sElsrss' 70 a-a hut unchensea.
ssae -. R--staudara Gull: spot
laa,s - 5vc 9uiy, august and Sep
g sBot - \ London easy. az E5f 1Ss
her 'Ss - 4 Is s. for futures. Lake
sIa CO.. = = . = 2 > 81 &c. eIectroiytic.
- Sssst.ng. I2-12s = q u 81 =.
49, - = . q % CSC. June. 81 559
Sc e-ssz-ae august 81 s. q g.. soc. Sep
~ s. f[.s szG5c- London weak: spot,
500 LI49 Is. LEAD-Sfeady;
$50 = -" YORK. % q 4 nc East
- "a --r,..-.iicol unchanged EI2 las.
esgel ! =. spot, 40g5-5oc New
- q 80 East 81 Louis London un-
I'D w. - lESON-L.oXer at s9s lcr
isssse ~ 49, "a London. Locally En-
No : JSiIlsofy Northern. SIC GOA
tes5s- = els TSl6 y. 10 So,,rl1erD ens
Ton ne 80 sott SIC g q SIC 75. 10 change
sslst psesiissl-s--Spirits tutpsnttre arm
- sto snG Tar sTesdy. quiet and
It's. s.H-LS TCRPEETT E-AI
+ = sanc -. TAR Sc. EOsIN-4-s1a-
sls,-ec. s. z So Is =. s. -
iHs1 q s. s5 Il s. So :.
Rsss ss r Sc SO. y c. s. 20.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-25
TAcoMA's GREAT STADIUM

Tacoma's high school. which plays an i'm
portant part in Pacific Coast athletics Is
the only high school in America having an
Olympic stadium, II not the only one in the
wOrId.
It is ponderous mass Of steel and con-
crete, just completed at a cost OF more
than $lUo.Co0. in gulch at one side OF the.
high school building. The gulch happened
to be Just the right shape for the stadiur1
so but little excavation was required The
structure is shaped like a horseshoe, with
the open end overlooking Commencement
Bay II viii seat twenty-five Thousand per
SONS, has centre sufficiently large for
baseball. football track and field events
and viii also be used for outdoor musical
concerts anu entertainments--POpu Me-
cha
New-York tribune., 1910-06-25
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

,Cnlcago June 24--WiId fluctuations varying
---1,ost o. wound UP to-day in q net gain Of q c
70 - Ic q oushei for wheat Experts travelling in
lne Northwest issued sensational reports as to
PIoSPSctlEe crop losses. authority putting the
probaoe North Dakota product only about 40
PeI cent OF the total estimated by the govern
nleiit on June J. Light rains over the Dakotas
however, with cooler temperatures. halted what
threatened TO be runaway market Excited
speculation also IN corn and oats. where there
were hnal gains OF. respectively. i295sc to 44c
sIld 9s a SC Hog products the close were
down sc 10 2TjzC Buying of wheat was the
greatest in volume for this week Northwestern
markets at time during the session were so
strong relatively Chicago. a fact attributed
here 70 selling by millers. On the other hand
Southwestern exchanges joined in the buIl enthu-
sfasrl At the outset the Chicago market backed
UP = little and then went forward with a rush.
Range Of prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-06-25
Church AND RELIGIOUS NEWS NOTES
New Pastor of Evangelical Lutheran Zion Church Congregation
Beuins Work

At the Evangelical Lutheran Zion Cnurch'
in East S4fh street, te-norro" nloflaiis
the Rev DR. William Popcke VIII preach
his Introductory sermon He has peeii
unanimously elected pastor OF this churcfl
to succeed the Rev. Fl. Hebler, who mas
served the church for eighteen years. anu
VIII soon return to Germany
The Rev William Popcke was student
of theology and philosophy at the Royal
University of Berlin, Germany, and came
to this country in 1890. Since then he mas
been pastor Of several large Lutheran
New-York tribune., 1910-06-25

lambs. SO 25Is7 so: one car (extra prime,
IS -. Dressed mutton slow end lower al SO
lo1sci few choice wethers, lie: dressed
lambs weak at 10I14c
Seles-Tobln & Shannon: go KentI,clv
virginia 73 ID. 81 so; 14o, So H. 81: % Ken
lucky sheep, III %. 81 70: . Virginia es NJ 81
kernE Commission Co: 25a Virginia lar,hs
ss ID, 81 40 lee, 20 10. So 25: 10 west Viz
ginta sheep, % le. 81; Virginia. los To- 81
H0Gs-Receipts, TAz cars OF I1Te head. all
iof slaughter. Feeling weak IN yT.,pat tfy
With Western and BufTaie markets
New-York tribune., 1910-06-25
sERLIN's GIANT TELESCOPE

The dip given TO astronomy BY the Pc
cent Disappointing visit of Haney's corner
has been taken advantage Of by the head
OF the TrsptoW ODSerV atory, near Berlin
permanently TO popularizs the Science
among The masses. In the open air be hss
had erected what Is claimed 70 Be rhs
largest telescope in ths world, and ali sn6
New-York tribune., 1910-06-25
PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

Fail River. June 24--Sales IN the prln- &C cl06 055
-7ie-es Demand has been moderate There nave
beer small sales Of 2T-inch, % by COS at So 2,
Ri .s = -17le the mills unwilling 10 90
t11Eiress at this figure. Some scattered sales OF
odd goods were also made. On account OF th5
-rsvai ling duluess in the market. II Is expected
ffat many Of the mills will shut down Fourth on
INV week Quotations: 2s-inch, 81 squares &c,
9s-fr,ch a. by 90. 3asc; 2T-inch- 6A by % BAG
5s1--i11ch. 81 squares. 5lsc; 3e-inch' 6s by t.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-25
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
THE MIDDLE COLLEGIATE CHUR

THE MIDDLE COLLEGIATE CHU RGH.
I'd Ave and 7th ST
Pew. JOHN q FAGG. D. D. Minister. Rev.
Joseph r Sizoo viii preach at IL A II and
2. n
THE MARBLE COLLEGIATE CHI RCH
9Th Ave and 2ath ST.
Rev. DAVID JAS. BCEREIsL. d, d. Minis
ter Rev. John : Allen. D. D. wts1 preach AZ
II A n and p 81
Morning; Living Through Things
Evening; This Parable
THE COLLEGIATE CHURCH OF ST.
NICHOLAS
Sth Ave and 4Sth St
Rev MALCOLM JAMES MCLEOD Minis
ter Rav. Edward 3 RaIston. OF PoughkeeP-
sic. n u viii preach "a IL A " and P. ~
THE WEST END COLLEGIATE CHURCH
West End Ave. and TTth 81
Rev HENRY ETERTSON COBB. .. D. Min
istsr. Rev. Thomas Mcbride Nichols viii
preach at II A. NJ
New-York tribune., 1910-06-25

= oqL Tiil l--ces unchanged At l. 55c
sS-5sel,1s s1lar- zrc 1850 for uid6linE
sa-sS G--5 lzlss- Liverpool caoIes
p - POM -esl--e- sales :. Ca bales. il
->-e -.1es America s-sculetton and export
l1aalaE ulla.l 056- futures cpeaed
-. q p paints advance: closed barely
-, a lower r- i higher June. 4 $50 /:
- eoc 5giz--au gust T.z6d: August
1850. Septefu5s--CctDbsr. 6.75-z /.
- -.eoseTaosr. 80 I'd NoTer1 ber-Dece-noe oer
- - sr1oe--Iz--s-v. Sad. Jauuz-y-1'eb-
- S7s@c tear-a-7--1Es-ch, 6. s35 Nsrca-
= = hA-sa. A7ri--Aay, 6.z21 May-JG2e,
W sS1tfth-Qu-e-. VIII sales Of 1890 bags.
- vas 2 better zone and AZ the close
- pesltlnrs ~-s1e I'm a. 10H15 points
- : s---t lie -s--= months we're steady AT
= . points advance. Leading
- - '-tsrssis ard s1o-IS were again bid
"a sS4f' 5~- Se-e vas liEtIe Offering,
- --&E is S-sc delivery day Tor JGiy
49, 4s eTpf-teE that whatever coffee
= - - NL te promptly received. Eavre
- -a-ns--sec % = franc higher Ham
- - ---'-se1 ts uteC1lC advance RIO
+ =, - 4o7s- --E Santos unchanged 20
b - Ns---2e ~Cc- trading vas rot active,
- = -en- va ---- owing 70 small sup
-. +-p--ela--y Il EautoE grades. and prices
r, " ,----Als@c OF The basis Of S-Iec fOr
B. -oca- contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-06-25
MoLAssEs ANn sfRr-ps-r.-.. A.,. -.

alil UoCb1reeg = = II ~<a- s-ttt
1a,S,,x - s--I-lnseed unchanged Refined petro-
ba-4sseadg sAeadg a T.65c for standard white in
% :, -. az Now York 80
the ciosH sehED oIr-Inactiye. and prices at
sas - aneaHnged TO points net decline: saIes
''"Ve DDS Local contract prices: ~'
New-York tribune., 1910-06-25
TENT EyANGEl OPENS
haDiSOs AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH

MADISON AVENUE COR 31ST STREET
CHARLES A EATON. D. D.. Pastor.
II a. N--~The Glorious Future OF tbs
American ChGrch" "
SP M-~Sorrow the Mother OF Joy
STRANGERS CORDIALLY INVITED.
MADISON AVENUE METHODIST BPISCO-
PAL CHURCH. Corner Goth Street
Rev. WALLACE MACNULLEN. D. d. PASTOR
II ~ M-Preaching by the Pastor
New-York tribune., 1910-06-25

vited the Madison Avenue Reformed
Church to worship with them through the
summer. and announcement OF the same
will be made at the service tomorrow
morning.