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BOSTON WOOL MARKET.
ros.o3 May 2o-"The Commercial Bulleti
=. 49, - a.. -.-a6l -,ia Et.st "a rlihEfaSHs

Boston. MAJ 2o.-"The Commercial Bulletin
will say of tie wool market to.morfow:
'iThe outlook in the wool market is not favor
ab,a for goods are not selling satisfactorily
and # is questioned whether light weight fab
s.ss ,rsrtne di1rinx the next two months will
moe in sur7ctent volume TO stsrt up the wors-
tad indusfry Apparently the bottom has been
.'ssobnd M v-ooI values and they On an
a6t,ifsble basis but consumers will not operate
Other than in a CONSERVATIVE way except in
co.., stanlE --ere sold This week az SIC TO $50
Secured, and wyoming staple sold at SIC to So.
syghtps cbeNseS hands fairly we'll 200 and
SOC. respectively. With these exceptions bust.
ness is limited &c unimportart Quantities OF
errst WOOL is really worth to-day.
THE shipments Of w?ol from Boston to Msy
ios ESQ $40 potinds for the Same time last year
49, ygr4ints 10 Mag 10 inclusive we're So. 4o5 $50
4b,g,as ssat5gt fss 5s4 Gil POUNDS for the s. me
;aS Iast
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A. tho Fourth PRESBYTERIAN Church in
.ho ,bseuce If the pastor, Dr. Edgar Whit
aker Work. the assistant minister. the Rev
P Eiwood Erickson. will preach to-rnor-
row at II q. m. and p. m
At tina Park Presbyterian Church tne
Rev. DR.. Arson r. Atterbury, the pastor
wifi preach tomorrow at II a. m. In the
evening the Rev. DR. George William
Carter will speak on The Bible and the
Immigrant" az the special Sunday night
service in the series on topics OF civic IN
terest.
At the Church of the Incarnation the
ree+or the Rev. DR.. ". u. Grosvenor will
preach tomorrow at II a. m. ana viii give
tne address at o'clock evening prayer.
The board Of directors of the National
Pible institute announces that John Hunter
stearns. a New York business man and
araduate"of Williams College. has become
general secretary of the jnstitute, and VIII
hereafter be associated with Don O. Shelton
in the direction Of the steadily developing
eyansehstic and Bible training work OF
the institute. Mt Stearns comes to his rev
and important post with most excellent
qualifications, and it IS believed that in him
the institute VIII have a remarkable ef-
fcient Christian worker. The daily out
door evanseiistie meetings of the National
Bible Institute, which began early in April
have had an unusually large attendance
ne last week Five meetings are now be-
ing held daily and largely Increased NUM-
ber. of meetings will begin on May S.
"rae Religious and Historical Significance
of the English Kings Protestant Oath
viii be discussed BY the Rev. JAMES A.
o.tonror and c. whitley Muffin, of Brook
iyn at the reformed Catholic services in
Chrisf's Mission tomorrow afternoon.
Henrv Frank, OF the Independent LIB
eral Society, closes the meetings for this
season in Berkeley Theatre, No. 10 West
Atm street, Sunday morning at II o'clock.
Nine Alma Webster Powell will sing; also
Miss Zaina E'raisher, Maurice Mike viii
render violin solos AR. Frank will speak
On "Idealisrn and Materialism in Social Evo-
luton" Mrs N. Reid Cory will also briefly
speak On knowledge
The Girls Friendly Society. an organiza-
ton 81 women in The Episcopal Church.
ehiefv teli-to-do women helping shop girls
and others, mas purchased new home az
no I5 East Aifn street. tfldl VIII dGCCna-
rnodate ferty-fofr siYls. The old home &C
cou1rtodared only tWenty-dhe, and has been
outgrown The new veritufe represents an
outlay of several thousand dollars, but ali
but 81. 600 has been secured The society has
more than ive thousand members in this
diocese alone.
At the West Presbyterian Church the
Rev. DR. A. H, Evans, the pastor, will
preach tomorrow at Ii a m on The LIB
GRAFTON Of the Spirit and at .. m. on
'Old Roads Made New
AT the Lafayette Avenae Presbyterian
Church Brooklyn, the Rev. DR.. Martin d.
Hardin, pastor or tins Third Presbyterian
Church. OF Chicago. commissioner 10 the
general assembly, breaches Tomorrow.
Music night will be observed tomorrow
evening in the Bedford Presbyterian
Church. OF Brooklyn. Harry Roessle. the
organist, and the new choir giving organ
recital and special music ana Dr. S. Ed
ward Young preaching on "Onr Flag. or.
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Tett4r

No., uset end points higher. e. IL. CSC for
rl.plsnc and 20 SOC for Ini6t,ine Gulf
So, tft-Aoosrs-e business during the
90. session, me marker having remained
- ~. noon on account Of the funeral Of
:. LeN arc, nut prices were easier. closing
h,.s ~ ceclint ~ a. points. Sales. II $50
b. III fo--iEa operators inclined to sell
- resititrE. especially March. Eevre
lesAs - = franc decline Hamburg Z pfennie
srrda . a higher: Rio 50 Feis advance al
~ - rentos unchanged. Private exchange
,esss.aon showed 1870 declsne a. $50 spot
x ~ cs1se FOR rio 80 : Local contract
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

Fall Ri1er. MAJ 26-sales fot the week II
.1,e Frirt cloths market are estimated at $50 900
nSeeks There has been fairly good demand for
ali classes of GOODS. put manufacturers are still
Ts+Ie- indifferent sellers. Wide goods have prob.
spi,- rseeted the most attention and the tone Of
III. MARKET is hrm, prices for these iooms sh9 s
,,res Regulars we're reduced l4d4c Quota
f,trs 81 inch "a squares &C. nominal; IS inch.
81 By Cd T-19c; ssh inch. 81 squares 5ac
20 innh As b.. Il Sc.
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FALL RIVER MILL TO cURTAlL.

by Telegraph to The TTibuneI
Fall River, Mass. May 2e.-The los mills
in this city, representing 100000 spindles
aud 10000 looms. are expected TO close
the week after next for one week. This Is
the most extensive curtaiInent undertaken
by the mills here in years.
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; e0TTON-Tlth both Kew Orleans and Liv
TTaol ciose6 tracing here was chiefly local ana
ey moderately active, put there were consio-
- s-ahls fucrustions and The market rejected z
uninEetion of nervousness, particularly as 70
sh oi6 crop situation. Il WIS Nay delivery
ca. ant /. vas estimated that notices for
sheut = 00o bales were in circulation. but they
aare stOrpe6 hv re same interests who have
--sssn tekink - MAY ever since the nrst OF The
1senfh and who are ncT estimated 60 have re
eege6 nearly S00 900 hale on contract J he
narket opened S67 points higher, solo on 70 q
nst loss u Il POINTS. rallied 70 net gam
1fle during the afternoon, essed on sl1Ent-
unae- realizing, enc closed barely stsaoy a.
9 pct adrsncs q 40 points New orleans
marker viii Re open tomorrow. but Liverpool
sill remain closed until Monday morning Week
sh9 tgires proved about as expected. southern
reported thsf SATURDAYS steamers viii take
Aee bales from Kew York TO Liverpool, ana
L also SAID that freight room fo- from 1900
p 1000 bales has been engaged FOR shipment
= - have shinpAd ont OF ffs local stock about
Gse bales, hut cotton has been arriving at
= ~ IerE quite rapidly. and, the crrtihoatee
( ms Of 25l 00o bales s Il. 900 bales ahead Of
= stssJnehl figures: Port receipts, 7s.e1s bales:
sssnti esS5l iast year. overland 70 mills END
ssnscA l2.sa5 hsles. against roo last year;
eenthern Inili tskinEs estimated, $4,000 bales
rricr towns. s2505 baies. against 20 as3 last
% Brought into sight for the week. 6e.S2l
ss against f0l.sos last year Total crop
s'93euleht: Port receipts G. All ass bales C95 de-
E .aeeo receipts season. against 9.t2T. obs last
overland 70 MILLS and Canada, T42. ee7
~ against l.l60.352 last season: Southern
~ ~ akinss 2020o 900 bales, against 2.2le.ooo
ear: Stocks a. interior towns IL excess of
sge.ntsf ITe 22l hales. against 2lf47e last
49,. brought INTO sight thus far for season,
1919 bales, against IS. los s4s last season.
1s sssinst re DAYS list seasen. Local con
pfv prices.
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Kew york Msy 20, 1910
-...s r,.eetnts 134 cars, 2,4S8 head,
BEEs We. csrs for slaughter and export ana
~ f@r Ia. market Trade sio ana ns yer.
clinsa "a Yards were not cleared COCO !"
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At the Brick Church tomorrow Or.
Henry van Dyke, will preach at II O'Clock
and the Rev. Noru1aniThou1as at thefvesper
service at q. m
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
THE MIDDLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH
Few. JoHN q. Ftc5o. D d. Minister
will preach at Il A. ". and 8 p NJ
THE MARBLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
n.vr s rs AVS sr fas IN 4 D. Minister.
viii prsaeh at IL A y. and 8 ?. b.
Morning - Song ard PRAYER
Evening Strons Right Hans
THE COLLEGIATE cHrKcH OF ST.
Sta Ave and isza - -,,,..
Rev MALCOLM JAMES nIcLEoD N4tGistsr-
THE WEST END COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
urS VS. Fy lF so s coss i D Minister
will preach at II = u ~ 80 = NJ Ha p
WI! c pessf5, hans KIoaold .ceIIist-
FIFTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
FIFTH AvEErE;, M |. 2 ! FIT , r 81
Rev. Arthur 7. Pisrson, D. o..
WIN preach in she morning Subject:
pr.sehin af' ara : aiing@e . ne Changes g
HaIt century IN tas Pulpit, and church LIE
sacfs merit q the LORD supper n The afternoon
sfR4NGERs ARE CoRbIALLY INVITED
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Broadway snd Teth Street
PASTOR, /. n. HAlDEnAN.
n A. N.-"CHRIsIIAN GROW IN,
r N-,'THE MYSTERY OF INIQrITY:
or, THE COMING ANIICHRlsT-LHE
CErAT ANARCHIST - THE CTLMINA-
T;oN or N0DERS SOCIALISM,. SCIENCE
CoM,tERC1ALIsM AND UNIVERSAL
ARMAMrNT, ---.-----
FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
wsst Forty-sixsh street
The Rev CHARLES r. AkED. ID. d.. Minister
Services az II and s o'clock
RAv Asdison aosre. D. Is. viii preach,
Mornins: Ancient and Modern Answers 70
Fyeuinx: Reason: The Policeman Of the
SIt,rr CLASSES FOR YOUNG MEN AND
Young woHEN ar $3.50 A. VI.
AT sT. JAMES cHrRcH. Madison Avenue,
o m, Memorial Ssrvtc. for
MING EDWARD VII
undsr the auspices OF ths British Schools ans
COURTNEY and Rsy. PARkES CADNAN.
n n Entrance for ticket holders 81 East list
81 until $50 .. NJ. Gsasrsl public admitted.
2 as 3 m
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
West STth St bet. Broadway and Tth ave.
Paw. wiI.roN MERLE SMITH. .. d. Pastor.
EsT 6 y y s, sAhT Fab. 1s,: A IS r
MIR SMITH at ..
evening subject. THE CONFESSION or
CONSCIENCE STRICKEN JUDGE" Christian
f-ndeavor Meeting Sunday morning az Gas. Sun
dsy School. m Devotional meeting
wednesday evening at s ALL WELCOME.
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DR. Btlrref will preach at both services
in the Marble Collegiate Church tomorrow
In the morning his subject will be "A
Song and a PRAYER" and in the evening he
Vii preach on "A Strong Right Hand
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SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.

San Francisco, May 2o.-The official clos
fng quotations for mining stocks to-day
vers a. follows.
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terrain Church. Subject The Confession
of Conscience Stricken Judge"
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OLD FIRST CHURCH

O-A N-A4O&NA~A1
Jrn ave 18th 10 f2tb ~
HOWARD DCFFIEbD. p. y, Psscyr
services. II a m. and p
SAINT ASDRFW'S CHURCH,
76th 81. west % CoEurnbus ave
GEORGE CLARKE PECK. o. .. Ministsr.
y. En---Sernou By me Minister
The Church Of the Divine Paternity
Central PARK West and 18Th Street.
sermon ~, rsnI E 9r,| ga a = a
Subject: '.rHE SlERcH8NTs- SHIPS
WEST END PRESBYTERLAN CECFCH.
Re- a EDWIN K III 41S lP q . * Pastor
Rsv. RICHARD ROBERTS. D q. Of London.
England. breaches At IL a IA ana s p m,
10Th St, Rev THOMAS r sLICER. Pastor
services ana ssrmen By Rev. CHARLES I'D
Services. II q. N Az CORDIALLY tuvisad.
ALL ANGELS cHURcH. west End ave ard
sfst st--Rav- 5. DE LANCEY TOWNSEND.
ias FTayer and sermon u -,. = cHorat Even
Rev. D. 1 = sx Arr sRa FSss s. aoy co
q a. NJ ssrvics o. tss EzinsszusI Healing
PARK PRESBYTERIAN CaURCE ssrh st
4 IN sys y = n Dr. ASSoN 2
~ caRTEe on ms sT5rs S'i as5 rs T s
R7Ary6HY WS7 Dr.. MaeArhu-. II. NE
Eo mortal Day; 'EdwsTf EII~Psses-
~ 4. maker In Msroriana. SpssiaI MUSE
@~ Calvary Grand Choir. Bowman. Conf
MADISON AVE. PRESBYrERIAS CHURCH.
Northeast corner % go 81
Rev HENRY SLOANE COFFTN. = D. VIII
preach at II a and N.
CHURCH or Tho ffEAvENLY REST.
5fh ave Above 4S-h 81
Rev HERBERT SHIPMAS. Rector.
Services 8 and II m. 8 3
WEST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
On 42t St between 5ch afd 9Th AYES
FeV sNTHONT ". EVANS. d. d, Fssror.
breaches az N a. m. and p m
At LENox AVENUE UNITARIAN CHURCEf.
C0RNrR fT@T STREET SERVICES At II
FRAGMENTS FROM THE FEAST
Rev. Merle Sc Cro.x Wright. u. q. Minister.
MEMORIAL BAPTIST washington square
Edward Judson. Pastor. viii preach II ''Christs
Vision OF Sstan's Downfall and RsV E1yvard
3 simmons 5. Crisis Cure fOv Troeble"
SPIRITUAL and Ethical society. Ise W. Is5th
Helen Temple Brigham. morning and evening
Etenins subject. Not Hope 6ut Certainty
seats free.
NEW THOUGHT CHURCH. Bslasco Theatre.
W 42d at, near BroaqWdy. - Sundays. II a. n
JULIA SETON SEARS. II. D. speaker Fubils
invited
LENox AVE. COLLEGIATE CHURCH cor
123d- Rev EDGAR TILTON. II. u. D. Pss-
tor, ~ Q. m and p. 70, preaching BIZ pastor
REFORMED CATHOLIC Services in Christs
Mission. SSt West bsth 81. Afternoon $50 M
dresses By Pastor OIConnor and c. whitley NuIisn
HENRY FRANK S T!ss. ~, Ts' :,
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Fourth Presbyterian Church,


West End ave and gfst 81
EDGAR WHITAkER WORK u D PaS+o-
p. ELWOOD ERICKSON. Assistant
w ERICKSON rreaches II q m. p
st. PauPs Methodist Church,
West End zvslus and seth str-sr
Rev GEORCsE P ECEMAN. D. D. Pastor.
II q m--''Ffety with y Purpose
. m-vFSPER SERVICE Special Music
RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF FRfENrS or
Iho0oxl--N Meetings for Worship. 14A Easr 18th
St New YORK, II; Washington ard Lafaystts
MURRAY proposes attending y Y. Meeting
Yearly Meeting. 9th fnsr-. Uuion Springs y Y.
FOURTH AVE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev WALTER DUNCAN BCCH ANAN- D n.
Minister, breaches to-n1GrrIw m the Assem- b 2
East 22d St. ar IL a and m NIdweei<
PRAYER meeting Wednesday az 3 D m
RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF F-RIENDS-SrzE-T-
ing for worship az 81 z. 18th - Manhattan.
az II a m and 430 p. m. and st 10 Schernsr
Yearly Meeting. 81 ssv Fifth month. 2s1 At
10 q N. until 9Th day. the 2Sth
CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION. 1ra6fscn
ave and S5th st-Rsv- ". u TRoSVENOR-
d D.. Rector. 8 n m Holy Communion: II
a. m Morning PRAYER sermon (Psrtorl ara
Holy Communion p m, Evsnins Prayer AMI
Address Rector.
Dr.. 1TIEoR-TTNDALL. % Loraou Eng o.
isrf.' marvellous tsscs in Tsispathy. Though
Transfsrenc-. oThsr Psychic ard Occalt phsnor1~
ena- sunday eve. at sis. Carnegie Lycsu11. Tn
ave. ard 5Tfh
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Cash Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


GFsIN-THEAT-There was q short ses-
y e the markets remained closed until u
$500 orr q respect for the late King Ed
-.-s =. Fnglsnd. Prices early were easier.
80 sse,,t &c under moderate liquidation and
- Sbn-r ceiling There were & good many
s.-slsIr-s regarding injury by Hes.ian ny:
....ri,liv If Missouri Illinois and parts Of
Icons Of South Dakota and Nebraska, LED to
tsern covering movement in the afternoon
- e-ines acvsrce6. closing a. Is advance TO
-. ssrline TIE Modern Miller report said
3: ,s.+ rrose reports about the winter wheat crop
- -svorahle: good rains have improved pros
p.s,s hut il al The principal wheat growing
s.s5ss there q ~ may thin STANDS and much If
+ ssssIs- growth: Eessisn fly Is sJill in lllinois
-sesf5rrr Indiana and parts OF Missouri. and
s-.ssrnsrt 81 condition through that inject Is
;--.s5, IL Illinois wheat is reported 60 be fall-
i.r dow because OF fy weakening the plant.
S-s5H Wei weather appears 20 have eliminated
'se eAinoh bug. Liverpool was closed- Elk
1htst here 81 Il. nominal. c r and No
flr.herr 81 1e nominal. o ,. cORN-basier
s..:sr rnaderste liquidation end IN absence OF
,~rressiva hlEinE There was moderate cover
m Ar the decline. and prices late in the day
WIS stead an6 closed at q net decline of sc
X corn here. 6eitc. nominal. elevator. do
rssfie basis ana export 40 2. CSC. nominal.
fab oATs-Essier. prices at the close show
me net loss Of &c. Cash oats easy. with
rstursi white q to - n. AKA 647t &c, and
r'ir-zs white - 70 - n. 4SGS112c. RYE end
FsrIEY-Noninai. Wheat Circlu6ine -FOUR
eTaorts for rhe week. according to Bradstreets
sgrrsgsted 9ls. 1ea bush against 2.935,5ss last
- ss7IIs against 154. la7 las, season Corn
ef-orfs <or The week. So. SO bush. against
50 SO Isst week and 123.o 11 last yee-; since
~ J IS SIS. ga against %. $50 a5s last wear
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GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK.

At the Fourth Presbyterian Church' III
the absence of the pastor, DR.. Edgar Whlt-
aker Work. the assistant minister. the Rev.
p. E1vvood Erickson. will preach to-rnor-
row at II q. M. and .. m.
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At the Church of The Incarnation the
rector. the Rev. DR.. ". ". Grosvenor viii
preach Tomorrow at II a. m. and will give
the address at o'clock evening prayer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-21

The Rev. George Fl. Smyth will preach to-
morrow evening In the Central Presby-
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At Calvary Baptist Church DR.. Robert
stuart Macarthur will speak at II o'clock
on Patriotism and Religion in memory OF
the nations soldier dead. At S 2. m. me-
mortal for His Majesty King Edward VII
will be held, at which DR.. Macarthur will
pronounce a eulogy on the dead ruler,
taking as his theme Edward VII, the
Peacen1aker"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-21

DR. Charles FIeischer. rabbi OF Temple
Israel. Boston VIII preach tomorrow morn
ing in exchange with Mr.. Holmes at the
Church OF the Messiah
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DR.. Hougnton will preael1 IN the morning
at the Church Of the TRANSPORTATION. and
the Rev. Edgar Hubert Mssss will be the
speaker at tie evensong. at 4 O'Clock
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At st. Andrews Methodist Episcopal
Church the annual Children's LAY exer-
cises will be held at the hour OF morning
worship. At the regular evening worship
the minister, the Rev. Dr.. George Clarke
Peck, will preach.
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Tomorrow evening Mrs Helen Temple
Brigham will speaksfor the Spiritual and
Ethical Society at No. III West 18th street,
on Not Hope, but Certainty
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Broadway Tabernacle,

Broadway and 5stf Street
ms PASTOR. Few. CHARLES z JEFFERSON.
D D. viii preach a. II A NJ
P. M-Salvation Ar7ny Brig Bovin speaks.
Wednesdav. 8 2 W PRAYER Nasffnr
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Music night will be observed tomorrow
evening in the Bedford Presbyterian
Church. OF Brooklyn. Harry Roessle. the
organist, and the new choir giving organ
recital and special music ana Or. S. Ed
ward Young preaching on "Onr Flag. or.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-21

At the Harlem Presbyterian Church to-
morrow DR.. Caughey, the pastor. will
preach at both services. with special music
In the evening.
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CHURCH AND RELIGIOUS NEWS NOTES
SOME PROBLEMS FACING ENGLANDs NEW RULER.

| the Minimum of Principles for Which I'VE
Stand, members of the Junior Order OF
United American Mechanics attending
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NEW YORK PRICES.

Wheat: 0psp High Low. Close. DAY
re -. .,oo s los, SIG I6s.
sfpssmbs- ! 05ss ! 05as 1 o5ss os %
Corn
Els. se& saE ssls sas zzoA
slrtanher beos .Y
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West End avs. and 9Tst 81
EDGAR WHITAEEP WORK u y pes-1-
p. ELWOOD ERICKSON Assistant
NJ. ERICKSON -raachaz IL = u, z IS N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-21

The Rev. 7. r. SIicer. Of All Souls
Church, will exchange pulpits tomorrow
morning with the Rev Charles E. Park. Of
the First Church, in Boston
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BE Bold will be the theme or Dr.
George p Ecku1aus short address to-rnor-
row evening in connection with the vesper
service at St. Paurs Methodist Episcopal
Church
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-21

The service OF the Emmanuel Healing Mis-
sim AZ 81. Marks Church, VIII BE held on
sunday evening al o'clock. The address
win be nads By the rector, the Rev. l.. w.
Ratte,i- the subject win be The Cuiuva-
ton OF Good Disposition" The ofrertory
anthem win be The King OF Love Ny
Shepherd Is" by Shelley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-21

Under the auspices Of the British Schools
and Universities Club Of New York ne
mortal service for King Edward vi Will
be held in St Jan1es-s Church S1-morrow.
at o. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-21

At The go street Young Mems Chfistiani
Association. Lieutenant colonel Damon. Of
the Salvation Army, Will give a stereopti~
con address entitled I'm Darkest America
tomorrow. This will be illustrated with a
hundred fine stereoptfcof1 views. and Will
show actual. conditions IN the siun1s.of ours
great cities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-21

DR.. Alexander J. Mcfvor-TyndaH, OF Lon
don, viii speak at Carnegie Lyceum TO
morrow evening on do the Dead Return!
and '"Ths Truth About Spirttralssrn Inc
discourse will be followed by interesting
Illustrations IN psychic research and pl1e-
nornena- Dr. McIvor-Tyudan is a noted
educator along new thought lines and IS
the editor Of 'sThe Swastika Magazine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-21

THE MIDDLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH,
"a Ave and 7t1 81.
Few. JOHN @. FAGG, d d. Minister.
will preach at Il A. " and p ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-21

At the Church of the Puritans the pastor
the Rev DIR. c. J. Young will preach to-
morrow morning and evening In the morn
ing his subject will be "An Ambassador in
Bonds" and in the evening he will preach
ON "A Life Experience in Three Words"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-21
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.

sEaBoARD cLEARANcEs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-21
BRICK CHURCH

Fifth AEenus and Thirty-ssvsz1th Street
Few HENRY VAN DYKE will preach a. %
O'Clock
Rev NORMAN THOMAS at vssusr Services 81 4
Nff1uaaL- sarrira Nys-i--ssIa-- q =
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15
CHURCH SERVICES

! lRST Unitarian church. Franklin and Gesry
sts-- Rev Bradford Beavitt. ministcr-Resi-
dence- 25l1 Octavia ST.. phone West 2955
sunday school at 10 a. m; Charles A. Murdock.
supeflnlenoent. The junior church meets at
1890. Or. II. T. Blanchard teacher: church
service at II a. u; addresses by Rev. William
O. Elliot Jr- Of Portland; Rev. 2. NJ. s. IIodgin
of Los Angeles. Rev. George W. Fuller Of
spokane. Music By qusrtet-Miss Helen Heath
soprano; Mrs Lille Birmingham. alto: Mr.
Frank Dnslow. tenor; Mr. John CarriDgton
bass; y. Bnetherick. organst All are cor
daily invited. There is no evening service.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15

WANTED-25 salespeople for muslin underwear
Apply superintendent office from 8 to IL
a. m. HALE BROS, INC, Market and 9th
sts., San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15
LECTURES

c. D. LARSON, editor of PROGRESS magazine,
Chicago viii lecture in Koher & Chase hall
20 O'Farrell St. Wednesday May IS at 3
p m; theme, Faith and Desire: Power of
Persistent Desire and the Faith That Moves
for Development of Ability, Talent and
Genius" \. B--Wednesday. May 49, 3 and
.. m.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15

LOST-Gold mesh purse. between Dexter Prince
stables and Cliff house: marked initials T. NJ
y. Return to Dexter Prince stables 4O7 Ba-
ker st-s and receive reward