Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 29, 1892, Page 11

—— e THE OMAILA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY-,':fMAY 29, 1892-SIXTEEN PAGES. 11 - ” — = l — —— S s $ oo «.1007 SR oM lter dociined and oloaed o above yester- | by sevoral causes. The gencral list, hawosor, | Hull motor line. ~Sundag school at 8 p. m., | Young . People's Soclety of Ohristian Eae [ I\ i\ N : H’,’\; M b A ‘J’fl.’v: mw -\v:;h.‘h‘ May. {ilci June, 4itges [;';.'.fl'f:‘;'q:""{é"' hr“"l'f ul‘m‘U kind ot Ilnir including bible class for adults. l'rnu newly | deavor meeting at 7 p. m. 2 ddc; August, $240, " n temper. ‘lhe UColirado Coallls | grganized Presbyterian charcn will have di- | Second P ) i - . {8 ] cash, 3c: May, 324e; July, the oniy stock of the list, which showed w Viio service at 4 p. m._when the Rev. Dr. | lour!l?‘:nfl‘ \'?l‘.»!;;'ull::'.-"tm(e'«:‘m;?er-rson‘{l. i 2 B0%c. dvance for the day. he upward o) N "y v, P b S 1069 KYr—Dull; 750 asked. movenient was Kept going by the bank state- | Ware of the Second Presbyterian church | Ware, D.1)., pastor. B ight- 19 o N Iy i Bartey—No marki ment, nnd the close was {nhly active and | will preach. Ali are cordially invited to at- South Tenth street Methodist Episcopal , The Prospeots for Nebraska Have Bright ] Much Interect Oreated by a Big Jump in | RARCEY Ko miaiEet o | stroni at tho highest pomt. Cororado Conl | tena and &n opportunity will be afforded | ehurch, two biocks south Union Puciie er A ened Very Materially, 08 Oorn. HAY-Only nsvvlr’l\!l"‘f 1 demand and prices | showinga gain of 1% per cent and the others | those interested to become members either | pot. Rev. A. Hodgetts, D.D,, pastor, 1320 unchanged; t mot u.‘ h W(LI-‘ 0. small fractions, The trudlog reached only 64- | by presentation of their church letters or | Class meeting 10-80 a. m, Preaching 10:80 _ 10102 R Fuaxseen Quict at 610 o vernmont bohte e bosn talely netive | DY profession of faith. I[tis most desirable | and 7:43 p. m. Somoof thy, delegates to the I " p | 1o BUTrRR- Nezleoted and unchanged; oreatm- | and fiem, L that as many as possiblo of thoso interested | Methodist Episcopal coliferonce are exs CONFIDENCE BEING RAPIDLY RESTORE! 2o IT_WAS DIFFICULT TO FOLLOW THE DEAL | (Utgi; Mo @150, The T'ost says: The announcement that | Will unite with this church before the 13th | vected to proach, i Cony MEAL—Strong 0 £2.7.@ Drexel. Morgan & Co. would undertake the | of next mouth, Southwestorn Lutheran Churoh—Tiwenty- WiiisKy—Stondy nt $1.15. % reorzanization of the Richmond Terminal | Park Place Congregational church, Thir- | sixth street botwoon Popploton ana Wool Omnhia's Jobbing Trade Aboat ay Good as | 200 Wheat Opened Highor and Prices Were Ad- {‘u:‘nrn:t‘x‘:fn;_ 'r'»""fmlx'fi!" 1 m-lnnzvc: N :-v:ulm o nlvroT u.v.xlu.?-u lmh| slightly. This | tieth and California streets. Services: Sun- | worth avenue: Rev. Y.mher M. Kubni Conld be Expected Under the Exists e Settled Back quotationss park. JODOINE A1) How S1000. | aFally 6x pactod tht euein s o tnea. | day morniog at 11;subject, “Memorial Day:” | pastor. Services at 114, m.,"The Ascension,’ Ing Circumstances—Mar 2. 013 atid Closed Flrmer with an Tmproves IV RECEIPTa=Fiout, 4000 1hs.: wheat, 18,000 bu.; | cision of Drexel, Morzan & Co. and the pub. | Sunday evening at §; subject, “King of | and at7:4 ‘he Responsibility of Knowl Talki hibit. ] corn, 23,000 bu. 48,09 Bu.; rye, 10,000 bu.i | lished nnnouncement had but little effecgone | Righteousness.” Sunday schoor at noon. | cdge.” (s urers Talking Exhibit, 100 ment Over Thursday. buriey, none. Wity OF anothwr. Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 8 p.m. Wil- | Proaching at Southwest Irasbyterian % 2.0 89 SHIPMENTS 000 1ba: wheat, 20,000 he following are the closing auotations for | liam J. Paske, pastor, 8027 California streot. | Church, Twentieth and Leavenworth, by 1 wo St bu.: eoFn, 24,00 bu.j O3S, 1403 bu.; rybnone: | the loading stocks on the New York Stook ex- | ' St.°' ‘Mary's Avenue Congregational | Rov. Thiomas McCague 10:50 . m i ¥ + Thero has been a matorial improvementin | , o0 o .0 1 %0 88 15.. 007 338 Onicaco, 1L, May 2.—A big Jump in burley, noue. change toduy: 7 Church—Sermons, morning at 10:30 and At Hanscom Park Methodist Episcopal * { the outlook for trade since a woek ago. Busi- | 1. 540 30y 2,680 3 Maycorn today great interest. New York Markets, :5:"';‘\‘::\#’,.,". m N 0 n{r:: 3 evening at 7:45, by the pastor, Rev. S. | Church-—Corner Twenty-ninth _streor apd o ® derabily 3 ALY but apparenti no excitement. The HAY—Quiet. easy: shibping, 87.50@8.00; good on, . b 18 AL ol Wright Butler. Topie, *‘The Spirit of the [ Woolworth avenue, Rev. T. E. Wilson,1).D,, noss mon wore becoming considerably exer CALVES, v y " Alton, T M. . % | a0 ‘preferred S Y g dghal i ver the long t neo of wet and 170 340 2.1 400 1.. 110 500 advance amounted to 15¢ a bu. The | tocholce, 88.50G0.5. do preferred...... 150 |Ohlo & Misalssippi Sainted Soldier Host. Sunday school at | delegato to the late conference from Charles: cisod over the long continusnc g 1T . By b ey s firm: state, common to eholeo, | American Express.. 119 |Ontaris & W close of morning serv Young People's | ton, 8. C., will preach at 10:30 o, m. Epe unseasonablo weatner and, whilo no one felt o el 1 ths aniovns of CAKUTRE,. HOWevEN, bab {10 aaass, Tagaue ttagals 06 | Pt &N {8, [Gregon tmprovom't Society of Christian Endeavor meoting at | worth Leagus meeting at 0:30 p. m. Rev, liko talking 1n a_discouraging vein, it was | | 40 330 10 38 i rather from the Inck of It. To tind out what o rofined, | (vt Nov T s | Canadn Sonthern (. Suig|Oregon Srans 111 'S bntiip's Otipel (Episcopal)=Twenty. | Dretshes 740, Sorcs b Covergnce il plain to be seen that they wore alarmed as to | 113 28 1170 20 5 sfowd nad « loo: No. 8 SKEHae; NO. O, Contral Paeific....... S0t I fall St p's Chapol (Episcopal)—Twenty- | preach at 7:45. Seats free, Iverybody in- the crop outlook. Walle it was generally STOCKENS AND FEEDEN T Tt o pahe wary: | uiih{ Nuiaid. VieiNd Vit 11 Ehon % Ohlo.o 0 2ina| Peorin. e first’ botwoen Nicholas and - Paul streets, | Vited . Wi ¥ y AND FE : sulted. Threo cars of contract erade wete | Xb ju yigase: No. 19, i o A, i do I8t preferrod. . 61N *Piitsburg Joun Albert Williams, priest 1n. charge. | Trinity Cathodral, Eighteenth streot and admitted that, owing to the large amount of | 2. 630 § 00 Ty o being sold at Tic early and Inter 8o was freoly | mould A, 4 9-1%24 11-16¢; standnrd P ] TR bl Holy communion 7 a. m.; morniug prayer | Capitol avenue— Very Rov. O H,:GerAnv old corn still in the farmers’ hands, a partiai e WEBTHRS OATTLA, paid and even 8lc was puld for w car or two. x:lv|xl|-t,lxvl3‘cr 43 Gu_l'v‘ .cut{ loaf. | ¢ H'&Q 3 Rock Isiand, and Sunday school, 10 a m,: litany, holy | dean. Holy communion at $ a. m.; Sund crop failuro would not be so disastrous as L. Fiinn 2 Buyers wero buncling the car lots into 5,000 | UACS ‘;:l,»“‘lf':a-“-‘;f '::\ilx“'("‘f]‘v.fi',li. :;‘f}.n ‘St 1. & 8. F. I8t pid communion aud seraion at 1k @ m. Ser- | school at:45 a, m.; morning prayer, it might bo the caso undor other ciroutmatances, | No,' Av. _Pr. | bulots and selling them for May In the pit at | *i¥ Horeign, _duil; 80 tost, 1040s | Bamk veonbids Bt PALL mon topie: “The Ascension.” ~ Cloral | and sermon at 11 a. m.; evening prayer and il t avtivity could bs looked for th 1 bull 142) 200 | betwecn 80¢ und 8. The day's receipts were bW Orlenns. ste 4 0 to, 4o 18t preferred. . St Pl & Omnha, -+ evensong with sermon, 8 p. m. Sermon | sermon at7:4d p. m. Still no great activity could be looked for the | 4 goaael ‘finy 5 R4VIEY 1571 865 | 474 cars, 81 of which were of the contract RICE ~ 1y domestic, fair 1. |, do preferred topio: “Marriage and Divorce. & At the Temple on Harney street, near coming seuson unless thero should be a fairly | -~y Tho weok closos with with a fair run | grade, und theestimated roceipts for Monday, | 1O EXtr. dhe? i, S Ae ¥ BRAeL °. 16! Tenn. Coal & It Associate Mission (Iipiscopal) —St. - An | Twenty-fourth, Pentecost services will be €o0d yield of tho leading cereals, of hues, tho wook's supply being 5000 lieavier Sea, t6 Bonyy: Hamoe HITALS to PArIs RoLEUN—Quict gtondy: cradein barrels, | | do profers (Rit|Texas Dactdo, drew's, Walnut Hill, Forty-second and | conducted on Tuesday ovening at 7:80 in- Y Ave f th 1 | than Tnst week and su heavier tl boyour | L e Congd crude in bulk, $£.00; refined New Yor! Chicngo &I Ty Aol & ity Nicholas. el [ 110, m and | stead of 6:15 as herotofors aunouncoed. Serv- ettt WL A Dk | o, Xy Tqunlivy UhErer wha o iobic VICH Rt p i “"{“ e a® | Bhad fadelphin b Itiimore, 81001 79 | Hockine Yalley. t'i 313l U &. Expross ¥ 7:80 p.om, p. m. Sunday [ icos on Wednesday morning, at which Hfteen weather, which has prevailed during the | change, tho hozs belng generally pretty good, | the shorts, and to Coster-Martin, Bartlett- | fingd in bull, @honunited closed ab | yousion & Texas.;. dig Wabiash, St. 1 & school 10 a. . St. Paul’s—Cass street. one | chilaren will bo confirmed, Will commence at pust week, has obnnged tho outlook for tho | W1though Iargely on e light and butcher | Prazer and Pratt usthe holders of the deul, | *Go REIGL—Quict, firm; erude, fose: | Lilgols Gontralite” 103 | o prctorred .. door wost of Thurty-secoud. Services, | 080, The doors of the bullding will be betterand business, prospects have brightened Siippers agnin_ held off, but the local de- | own individaal profit or loss, us the. caso may | Yellow. de. i it 5 Kansas & Texas..... 15% Woestern Unlon. .. 1ta. m, 8 p.m. Friday 7:80 p. m. Sunday | Jocked at 10:30, All are cordiaily invited to accordingly. In fact business men generally | mund was very good on weeount of the firm- | be. TALLOW - Stendy: oity, $2.00 for packages. Lako Erle & Wes M Am. Cotton 01l school 10 a. m. St. Augustine’s—Windsor | attend. [Rabbl Rosonau will *deliver the b b ¥ | ltws Tu provisions wnd favorabio adviees trom | %l oloso was at s0c, or % from tho top for | KOSIN-Steady and quiot; strained, common | 40 prefereon 3 | Colorado Conl. ... Place, South Thirty-third aund Fraacis. | hohday sormon on Wednesduy are feeling quito cheerful as they assumo | Gy jouug, Heavy and butchel welght hogs | theday. Other months than May were all 31 axdy Lako Bhore, . b T Serv 3a. m. and 4 p. m. Sunday 'ho L. A. C. E., & lterary soclety con- UL RLL AL i UL s R I iy S a0 AL B R D I LI T d T | T school, § p. m. Grace~Near Drutd Till, | nected with Templo Israel, wiil hold the p v y y o o il o4 28 0 12 trades wero 1t from 4o to %¢ advince on IR X v o . Twenty. 3 2. Sopvices g | from now on Nebraska will grow anothor | TR ERE PARITET BUNE Lest buteher and hoavy | the wo S P R R and steady; 'w New U Quickeiiver lm\!n} |m‘n‘l|qnud :p.\uhhnk. ,\r“ ices, 4 p. | final meoting of the season on Monday cven- geeat corn erop. A man 1s occasionally | hog sold av 167t und 870, while' quito'a fow | ket adv i e Lo 0 yiore. rencted | OFius £t 5., 6@se; Texas selected, 50 L 108 [ o ! m, Sunday schoo 8 pm, @ty | 108 8v8 o'clock, { : o8 to quite this cheerful | of the « oner 1ight and mixed londs went | from ¢, ruled stoudy und c.osed With L ¥ erred 1100 | Bulwl AR R e LB TR e — . found who docs not talie, uite b Cha aca. | W EL6O wnd Ftis. Everything sod in wood | Jiiv b trom i t %o hikhor L Ponk-Stousy and quiot; old moss. O o PR t T A first and Emmet stroets—Kev. J. M. Fronch, AS HISSED, view of the situation, believiag that the se senson, tho bulk at from §LO24 to #. Wheat opened 4o hizlier una prices were ‘-,‘;‘[',-T;_‘l‘('l‘:"l',““l‘;;"d wmn:”“':f,:"-l'“;i Mep, 12 | y 00 brefer: 20%| Wisconyin Central’. pastor. Morning servico at 10:30. Sab- son is already too far advanced to admitof a | against from £4.0) to #1.65 Friday. ‘The genera rther « nced He, then settled back from | o HUT “_“‘;_”“lwvl“_my NG s; westorn Fuot Gy | Great Northern pfd. bath school at noon. Young people’s meet- hn Hewitt Talks of tho Recent full crop, but that docs nou correspund with | AVerae of rices pald wis ::l-'flyi» il n Lok steudy and tho clostug was | T8 3 y & . SRR U ) WX ing at 7 p. m. Evening servico ats o'clock. Diocesan Council's Work tho opinion of the majority of tho farmers | Friday and #1534 last Saturday. Repre + | #bout troim e to fhe Nigher than yestorduy. {Cterate domand and firm; part | N dontear 100K | By ease Tho sorvices will be conducted by Rev. J. SR A e themselves and of others who have given | Uve siles: 3 z ot g Ira 0 wus uivstly 1oval, with somo 1ittio out- B, v ER A Y Moss of Pittsburg, Lixcory, Nev,, May 24.—To the Editor ot close attention to the subject. i LA N A o arns | Wosthen Maports boine raselva ol kein i the | 5 Pl TnoN—Moderatoly nctive; Amerlcan, i freo Church of St. Matthins (Episcopal), | Tue Bre: Tuw Br of Feiday, May 2), con- Trade during the greater part of the past | &l o ... 207 10 8B | West und northwost, The ndvinco incorn | $:D@I. TR B Pererrecs South Teutn strect and Worthington Place— ius a report of Thursday's proccedings of month has suffered as o dircet result of the f & % 165 | und provisions helpad the earlier advance nnd oMt b, § i NOFthWOROFhL 11 Rev. Alex W. Macnab, priest in charge. | tno couveil of the diocese of Nobraska. That unfuvorable weather, whichi has kept peoble 209 44 then Monduy being a holiday induced short | ESDCQuUIGH GOMENHS S TEELTEE _do proferred..i. podaien Sunday after Ascension day. Holy com- | anon sontains a statoment which matces me at home. Trado has also experienced o great 8 405 | Goveblug, operators wishing to oven up luter. i i b1 S munion, 7:00 a, m, Sunaay school and biblo L A L s grawback in a certain loss of confidence due A0 Ly e ahbay wtBov Etle x b LUK Liverpool Markets. The total sales of stocks wero 72,052 shares, | class, 9345 a. m. Matins, litany and_sermon, | 560w to have reflected unjustly upan those jn < to thie fears for the coming harvest. These 3 Tho oxport cloarauces for the week were | LIVERPOOL, May 28 —WikAr—holders offer | Including: Atchison, 4,200: Hocking Valley, | 11 a.'m. Ivensong and sermon, 7:30 v. m. | our church who have como to us from other fears appear now to have been groundies ::{: also less satistuctory. With smuller exports mu(lr-rnloiv; No. 2 red winter, 0s %3d@0s 10d | 2,85, Northern Pacific preferred, 2 Bishop Worthington will preach morning | Christian bodies. It makes mo say: ‘“‘As i . 5 b decrenss—thore hainz, lowever, con- | 480%d per cental. ? Anis, May 25.—Tlhree per cent rentes, : f e s Dlich | certain members ot this body who came to it Omaha may be reported as fair aud about, as 18 | Ut ot the visibio last weak. and others do not, | - BUTTER-—United States, finust, 758 per owt.i | 201 for the week. 8000008, £t | Joseph Clark, D.D., of Congo mission, Africa. | had said that no low churchman stould good as could be expected under prevailing 4o Ouits ruled firmer with cora, tho market | United States. goad, 608 per ewt: BALTINORE, M. May 2%8.—Clearinzs, 82011, | Morniug servicos 'at 10:30 a. m. 'Sunday | go to the next goneral conforenco if the conditions. Juaging from reports received 465 | bemng moderately active, and closing on an | CHEESE—Amerlean, finest white, 538 6d per | o0 bulunces, £574,80), Ruto, 6 por cent. "™ | school at 12 m. Young people’s prayer meet- | couid prevent it.” Instead of this I sai { from otber cities Omaha jobbers are prob: 46 Axl)' 1ce Of from 440 to &e on recent figures. | CWL for new. MespHIS, Tenn, May .—New York g at 745 p.m. - Kvening services at 8 p. m. | “As long as six weeks ago I was warned that bly doing better than the average, but it 465 Q:L’é',‘h!.“;“'L’,\“.ilff‘fi.ffl:‘;‘“'“ who sold freely Cotton Market. change selidnz at $1.50. Clearings, 8271 Regular prayer meeting, Wednesday even- | certain members of this body, who recognize impossible to say whether this is duo 1o the :15 y" AT Uay in provisions. The %W ORLEANS, La., Muy 28, —Qufet and firm; | balunces, 8174501, ing. % ecclesiastical uuthority not recognized by revalence of more favorable conditions in 1 market showed evidence of manipulation in | middling, 7'5e; low middling, 63°160; good ordi= NEW Youk, May 28 —Clearings. 8100,205,672; |- Beth-Iiden Bajtist church, Park avenue, | this church, had said,” ete., ete. Then L was ebraska or to the fact that Omana houses A conneetion” With the' romarkbio nptarn in | nary 63-16¢: ‘mot recelpts, 286 bules; wross | balinees, §42 gr.the week, cléarlugs, | Justsouth of Leavenworth—itev. 1. N. Har: | hissed and called to order. are extending their trade into more remoto H corn early in the day. The sealpig trade | receipts, 258 bales: exports constwise, 1. 52: halan 5,204,475, vis, pastor. Morning service at 11a. m. | What I was trying to gotat will bo ex- territory and at the same time coveriag their 4 soid out very larzoly yestorduy on tho deoiin- | bales sales, 00 ifoss stock 153,803 bulos: PiinADEGPDLA, Pas May 3. Cloarings, 812+ | and evenini service at 7:45. Suudny school | plaaed by the following, which 18 %clipped territory more thoroughly, H ing market und not” & fow wentshort in an- | ST Louis. Mo, Muy 28.—Steady; middiing, 0,731; balances, $1536,271 for the week. clenr- | ag:45 a. m. Young People’s meeting at G I 3 t i H ticipation of a further deciine. This morning | 73-16c. Sales, 30 bales: receipts, 50) bales; | ng 35.201; bulances, $10,006,067. Monoy, 3 | 8¢ 949 & 1. e ot . tou tho 'Topory (0 :the sproocedinge or thie The Munufacturers, H it appearo | that it was only a shake out ves- | shipments, 1,400 bales: stock, 5,100 bales. per cont. ) . ll"« I'he BRSIOK ‘\Vlllnv{rv«nh both morning | diocesan cnu\'un\llnu of Massachusetts, found 5 ¢ oltol terday ana the Cudahy péople wero not only e — S RETMRASE! ey iy o1 and evening. Seats all free. in the Boston Weekly Transcript of Friday, L O H market up agafu, With light offerin:scarly | New Yok, May 2% -Options opened steady Tings, 82101550, Week, $16,504,10.; week | ular preaching services every Sabbath morn- | diocesan council appeared : \_nllml thn'yhmu making u?u Where thoy aro H and corn higher the shorts in provisions took | unchunzed to 5 points down; closed with near your, #10,167.85 ingat 11 o'clock in the hall, corner of Grant | x¢ 1 y'elock the resolution assizned to that At A S Sk sl ‘ 80 5 L o LG iy, 81=45 | rye Be Exchinge was quoted s follows: | sionary. eral convention to define the position which o ‘The Juno exhibit of Nebraska manufac- H S AL VI IR AR, IR TR T 0: Jane, S0 July, SILW: Sopigmber. | Ohloago, fie promium: Boston, par o 50 dis- | Soward Streot Methodist Episcopal chureh, | clerzyman shail buroaftor hold 1n tho kpiscor turea goods appears to have dwarfed every- 4 the first hour. Brokers claimed Spot. Rio quiet, steidy: No. 7, 812,00 | COUnt: St Louls, 9ic premium. corney WA and Mivanty:s6cont BLrGBLA: pal ehiurch who 1s bound by Tife vows of obedi- ho prevailing improssion among them ap- H wor king with them wero seliers on_ the ad- TR statement, including St. Louls & San I at 10:30 and 8 o'clock. Morning sermon fol- | pf thS % Lo To thert pears to be that tho exposition will bo in the ri| [ B S ol Ho biheldl Philadelphin Grain Market. cisco system: Gross earnings. $3,458,411 ferred reported that it appoared to the come ars 4 107z | vance. Luter in the day the murket held ol nings, lowed by tho Lord’s supper. In tue oventng | wiittoe highly dosirable Lo brosent suol nature of a great convinolug argument more steady, with about hialf of the carly ud- | ~ PHILADELPHIA, Vi, May 28 —WiEAT— | creuse, £185,750; net, 81,044,548, Y M nittee highly dosirable to present such a 3 L g 40734 | moro steudy, s s N e Nnv. DO Sl it bl Bishop William Taylor of Africa willpreach. | memorial; thav they realize the dangers in- b against tho old” time cry “you can’t make 46t LUBL L™ . 7 e 4 No. y o 0005 Yor 4 Free sittings. Al welcome. volved in n life vow of obedience which binds this” or *you can’t muke that 1n Nebrasku.’' 4 e v i A e rate el No. 2 mixed, May, | balan: u0; “tor this we Unitarian Church, Seventeenth and Cass | men to an institution unrecoznized by the - 3 ) o 5 o 715 | mand at e for wheat and 140 for corn to | SS4@HA: £ 40) ust week, J “hurch, Sevento C oL ¥ T ST TR Looking at the subject in this light the manu- % $6a | Bumwo. UATs—Steady; No. 2 white, 40 164,10 corresponding w stroots—Momorial day sermon. Roy. New- | thurch. as has boon painfully lllustrated in facturcrs feel that there must be no weak 1 16114 | Estimated receipts for Mond Wheat, e = last your. 318, y, quict at4@6 ver | ton M, Mann will preach before U. S. Grant | {1, PU3E YGar i tho case of Hov: A O A points in “the argumeni” and ave accord- = 07y | 195 carsi corn, 750 cars; oats, 00 cars; hogs, ,“"'4" raln Murket. | cent. Exchangoon New York, 00c premium. post Grand Army of the Kepublic and e e R ngly giving more attenticn to the matter R domg | F00 head, | i E Peonid. Ll May 28.-Coux—Active: No.2, | Bosron. Mass. Muy 28.—Clearings, §10,80%- [ Woman’s Iteliof corps. Services at 11:45. [ faken uway from what, in his juags thaii they would under otber circumstances. 40 4074 Tne leading futur es ranzed as follows: 0. .x.lm. No. 2 white, 3@Hgo: No. 3 | Wi ulances, $1.60G 42 Money. 11 per cent. | All aro welcome. ment _and that of thoss who are’ best Tho amounrt of money which they are pre- 16) 4 WG, L] S R Jises Noo Exchange on New York, par and 5¢ discount. First Methodist Episcopal Church—Corner | fitted to know, should bo his Iife work. 1e paring to expend on their individual exbibits 80 4 ] e Jeh o Clearings for the week were # - H e ! < v. P. ay be forbidden the oxercise of his prophetio 6 RyE—Steady; No. 2, T4e. . 0 Twentieth and Davenport streots, Rev. P. 0 will amount in the aggregate to many thous- i Q 300184801, and for tho same weo i v 2 office, which 1s his priviiege and right by vir- datof Suelings el i ot 80 4 s oS BuG'S B Cleutings, $70,991 s $0,648,00 Moreill pastor, 10:30, Bishop William | §UU5G3 Wi Gratantion. I ks linbie to be catled suds of dollars, . Desldes convinoing Ne- 10 Bl BBl i ClncinuatiXnrkets, 'AGO, 111, May 28.—Clearings, $15,825,022; | Taylor of Africa the pastor oa “Reach- | o0 to submit to s diseipling which it 18 the braska people of the value and general oxcel- 5 40 4 M| 84| 8 | OCINCINNATK O., Muy 28.—WHEAT—firm; No. | for the weak. #59,408,605, agalnst §71,74: for | g tho Masses.’ lnalienable right of the church to exercise, lence of home prouucts, tho manufacturers 5 72,000,268 160 4 5 w | |EredyEe B the corresponding week lust year. Money | People's church, on Eighteentn streot be- | Coliision with the mind of the churchand vio- are also taking a groat’ deal of pains with | Suxep—Three loads were recelved. o | Dyl 80| Culn—Lizht demandf No.2 mixed, dso. steady at34@) por cent for cull loans; 414 | tween California and Webster—Preaching | lent interference with its expressod judg= their exbibit in the hopes of makiag a favor- | them billed direct to a local sinughterer. The wkake| 4O |46@atg #TS— (LT ed, 30ic. per cént for time; New Yorkexchuange strong: | af,10:30 a. m. and S p. m. by the pastor, Rov. nt s always possible. tozether with uil able impression upon the strangoers wno wilt | other two were wooled Mexican yeartings and HISKY —81.15 75 premium usked: storling exchangze. dull | Charjes W. Savidge, Subject in the'morn- | that thisentilis, viz.: the perilof scandal, be hero in attendance upon the national | sold readily at #5.35, tho same uson Thursduy. 3 | gl s Baltinore Gral Matkat, and firm; sixty-any bills. $4.57: demand, $1.88, A aX A serious disturbanicos, distress, nud the saorl; dvill The demand continues sctive for desirable si%| A1l 81 a0, ey o8 Was s : e v ing, A Dersonal Dovili" subjeot in the e, or ud lenst the Injury, of vital interest 7 The Financlal Situat!. muttons with ‘prices _quotably firm. Fair Si( som| 81 JBALTIvORE, Md, May 28.—WaEAT—Steady; New York Money Markoet. evening, “Christian Science.” “Seats free. | The committee, in concluding, uosked the pe Eonanc on to good nutives. 84.50to $.0J; fair to good ! & B T NEW York, May 2. —MONEY ON CALL—Easy, | All are welcome. Sunday school at 2:30 p. m. adgption of the following In Omaba, acd for that matter in the whole | westerns, $1.50 to #.00: common and stock b, {g i a0 }gbfi 02'1‘;:1‘.1';'?“;“5'!21;“.% S orn 38@334e. with no loans; closed offered at 1% per cont. Park Avenue United Presbyterian church, “IResolved, That the convention of the dlo- state, has been made plain vy the publication & fwd to choice 40 to ¥-ib. Seui 10 613} 10% | 10 70 1 il chicdlodes U Ll PrasME MERCANTILE PAPER—I@S5 per cent. corner Park avenue and Jackson—Rev. J. A. (r'"*-';'f M}mxr_u‘}guwl,u does hereby * respeot~ of the recent bank statements. No new tepresentative sales: LARD— Minneapolls Wheat Market, SteruiNa ExciaNee © Quiet but irm at | Hondorson, pastor, Preaching every Sunday | fillly, meniorialize, tie uoxt gonorel convens Tacts, howeyer, were brought out, as it was SVRDEY Gul 03 | 69 | MisweapoLis. Minn, May 2—Wheat, ex- | 54804 for sixty day Dille und 8185 for de- | at10:30 . m. and 8 p. m. Sundayschool at | 108 (8 (R G ReAHcr Rolaty | tho® ProtostAnt generally known that idle money wes in- e TTH B ;;;5;: G048 | §is | tremely dull, Receipts, 270 cars. Olose: May, | ™ o tationsonbonds! 12m. Young people's meeting at 7:15 p. m. | Episcopal church of the United Statos of creasing in the bank vaults and “that there Recelpts and Disposition of Stock. 4 893e; July, Blige: on track, No. 1 hard, 8315¢ - Mt Uniom o | Seats free. All made welcome, America, who Is bound by a life vow of ovedl= n0s u falling off in the demand for loans. | . i@ BCE REE G RREEC LR TE B0l Sk ae G 625 No. I northern, NO3EjNox LerniRGo AR TR eE o M uyRal pnlon o AlL Saiuts' church, corner Twenty-sixth | ence to « religious order.” Thoro would appear to bo many openings 1u | ,)0wi by ‘the ooks of the Union Stock Yards At Toledo Grain Murket. ) 100 | Norih, Pacific Ini and Howard streets—Sormon topics, Sunday, [ In sapport of the roport, Mr. Brent said that ¥ tho state for good imyestments in various in- | aomyuny for the twenty-four hours ending at | — X = 04| aioas | neianisiNeid ToLEDO, 0., Muy 28— WnEAT—Easler; No. 2, 100 |North. Pucliic 2nds. May Morning, “Physical Doath a Bless- | while ho wualn favor of tommunity lite and \ dustries, but capitalists in the west have be- fock p. ., My 28, 150 Cash quotations were us follows cash und May, 92ic. el 1% Northwestern Gon,. ingi” evening, ‘“The Joy of the Lord.” | RCUE AN Y10 Some Time dedioate N ¢ come so0 accustomed to loaning money at a RECELPT; Ui e e patente R‘I»’-‘G?MIO: nx—Steady; No. 2 cash, 500. onn ReY. 80 0 Horthy Young men and strangers cordially invited | jiimself to such o work, he would nover glvo o 5 B g - BRASEL, SA e b 13.0,@4. pring patents, o sh, 59 menty 4 S ¢l ctor. 18 1580l > of Lighiend remunsigtise L ral ool intaruas incl. [ ReRe_iiomces £ ais | 64l aping straiehie, bibgate, "0 | Oaecauen i e Tannansy Aale Wosloy atodist - Bpiscopai Chureh— | Ry Vo o bUlonts 1 iy Sk bogy other use. If the present money glut con- | Cars.|Hend|Cars.|Head|Cars. |Head| Cars. | Head. o @soe, PEIng); Nay Vokiiny ”N-V P iEiaalie dr'y B Oenteal Bacifo Tate: bl Fortieth and Hamilton streets, Rev. T. C. n;l‘:}l‘,v ‘Z{. \;l‘u] al'éhll:(;flrnlln:"urll'l'l-mtdlk:nl%. Z e 3 — —l Rk 3 , May 28.— 3 i Tsts. n 8 5 clergymen of th cn.he considered a Linues for any great length of time it is pre T e = ByetiomBamie O T aioai i e ot S G s Tr itois aing | Webster, pastor. - Mornfugsermon, at 11| G 0% e oral, There i5 100 sich dunger dicted that capitalists will eventually seek ESGRITION] No. 2 white, 334@4c: | the week. The undertone of the cotton goods Paciic Ists... 1083 | o'clock. = Kvening sermon 7:45. Sunday | J¢'vivateering In religion, ho said, and the out investments other than 10ans on proporty. g DISE O‘“”“fii i3 S Emhite, L3 murket continues strong. et “,?,‘l’,?l'"‘g,‘hg“-hm’,\l:l""‘;‘]‘."':‘m‘)';f“‘f(‘;{;:’"fgh“'":m_ rosult i that although ' the orders may do b e p e ] T TR T 0.% Tc. 5 s B rinity Methodist Episc —Cor- | good thinz ut ono time. thero nre duncers o i oty YRS 19987 NPAuEE =No, 2 007620; No. 3, 1. 0. b. 5@sTe: Forelgn Oil Market, nér Tywenty-first and Binney, Kountze Place. | their doing at other times things that will res In some respects have been in a rather pe- | Omaba Packing company. 1 L8 NG 1 B1.02%4@1.03, ANTWERP, May 28.—PRTROLEUM—I3%f; 6d Rev. W. K. Beans, pastor. ~Preaching 10:30 | sultin Injury. culiar condition. The recoipts of most kinds | The G 11, Vammond K S0 LpLajaLe. scliors, Peon e following | 10, 8nd 800 p.w.’ Rev. C. L. Mann, D.D. | The only comment that I would maxo is > of produce have not boan larce butat tho | 1Y\ tuquhy Packing Co.: 107 Ponk—Moss, per bbl. 105510, lard, T RS word tho elosing prices on stocks on the Bose | LL.D., chancellor of the university of the | contained in the last part of the quotation same timo the demand has not been very | Kingan & Lon. vk e per 100 1bs. ' 84.574@idd; shiort ribs, sides | Tl A e 5 ton stock murker toduy : Southland, preaches morning and evening. | given below from tho address of Bishop active. The expectations of acalers in this | White . & D. (loose) #6.8506.57%4; dry saited shoulders | CHICAGQ: Tll, May 2% -Counsolman & Day | oo T Sunday school, 9 a. m., J. T. Robinson, | Brookstothesamo Massachusotts convention. respect have hardly been realized s it was | Sporry &1 {Doxgdl, U1 shoct cloar sides’(boxed), | 10 08RG P Ao o Totl e Whens oomm. oats superintendent. Junior League § p.m. Ep- . sbeakinz of the mission of the only natural to anticipate o rather brisk de- | (068 & 000 i WitisiyDistillers' finished goods, per gal., | and provisions all opencd with shorts exeltea | Boston & Maine. 0 worth League 7:30 p.n. All seats free. All o aro not the Church of Enzland wand in viow of the number of strangers in o s [ 2 LI el A B G ST i odsies 10534 | Kearsng IoRdeTWeloame) ro for tho use of mmizrant Englishmens g aity. SR S ; Totals . SUaAr—Cut lont, 5@5%c; granulated, 434e; | OF beople sold wheat, shippers sold corn nnd | Ktehburgit it Bibg | S G t. Mark’s kvangeheal Lutheran Church — SitiouBrolostany Rplssap IS chi ralios uring the past six days have no standard “A," $%c, packers sold provi sions moderately on the | kiut & Per ceipts and shipments today were us fol- hard spots and bo Mass. Ce == s panly Amorica, whose duty toward every immigrant Chicago Live Stock Market, H . ck Corner of Twenty-first and Burdette strects, zht freely on deciines. The shown any very noteworthy changes, ur 16 [Boston Moa Con. Sk ict 4 Tt T e L R e hough' we nruInnLn ‘mm; ot .[u\llfin\ n un); " o e ndvances L E G ARG s, 2 V. » Services | senso—is to make a Christinn Amerlesn of OHICAGO, T1L., Muy 28.—[Speciul Telegram to | lows: final closings were firm at the advances noted. i3 [san Diego Land G0, 16t i Ymon ; S | 5 S pOmIcAaa, IiL, May 26, Q[“”“ ligjoseam to : Thoro still remains nn. UDseteied Short May | &n, 8 3 { 0 8. m. and 8 p. m, Morning sermon: | him as speedily as possible, I usk you to con- duy. There were ready buyers at former ALTICY Flour, barrel s, [RECETPTS, Wi 115 Went End Land Co. 193 interest in all the pits, und this contributos | old Colony..." .20 185 | Bell Telop 20 “Many Will Seek to Enter Heaven an something to prices, although in general we | Rutland common. 3 | Lamson Store 8. Shall | stder whotlier ivo uro not sometimed In dungor d s for all grades, siles making on a busls Prices Advano Bt trom 3150 o 10 | notbe Able.” Evening sermon: “Victory | Of becoming too speciul u ply and - peculiar, and T 9.000 ] X 4 Y ok % This wl ] whother e ouzht not to watceh jenlously over 50 TOT IN{ATIOF 10,0h0ICe 0OWs, | Tiouky Darrela . ....... . regard July and luter futures not too high yet | lutiand pra 2 | Water Power. and Defeal.”” This will be the fifth in the iothor:Ae OsBtngh kol "’v e Detfors dud bulis. 82,50 to £.60 for stockers and | Corn, bushiels .- e FoF ot Turis Lo U iudo by parchises WS Gretorred. ss. 40" | eat & Borons series of evoning sermons on ““I'io Journey | the Iursencss ofour church's lif i OMAnA, Mily 27.—Recelpts forthe past week | feedors. 8150 to #1.0) for dressod beef and | ©ats, bushels 161000 on breaks, Al S lhowy 80 |ToH of tho Israclites From Egypt to Canaan.’ 1 was hissed for trying to bring the same ] foot up 1482 cattle, 36,030 hogs and 2,07 sheep, ] fw]n.n rl .5 xm Ni for lize, bushol. A o 1:1;&0:. ll\l”:‘\'nll‘:gl?}"lf\nl:'?:&'illt.ll!: lylkulnrumfll-; 3 Rl | S Hillside Congregational. Church—Corner | Subject whnm n&lu:u;mu of our council, but £ ugulust 4014 cuttie, 51,2101 2 shoen i pRIvLIORSt b awank Wie i) et ey, bu ol 4 At Reyoral Bates tenatapbralia = - ‘hirtieth and Ohio streets. A, H. Ross,pas- | 8 not ashamed of it. 1 the week previous and 1t cattic, sk hogs | about s hoad. indicating u total for this | “0, the Produco exchango toduy tho Butter | continnance startod shorts o declime Denver Mining Stocks, e A S e Joux Hewirr, 1 pad “‘:l‘y:"‘: P the correspondlng week of 000 tar | Rt Ay J ("H‘,'.t‘.f'.'r was ?‘:;lx‘)clm:;:umu-“_-’ltxpx;plxml;‘“tut:xrvf auuidun thelr trades wlul. two holldays inter- DesVER. Colo. —The nl»llnwlu: table | “Christ's Gospel.” Sunday school at noon. —_— - ; 8o sons, g : : trade maintained a good deg croamery. Iy cstern, ici ordinary, | vening, There was un advance of mearly I | shows the rang s and transucuions | y, >cople’s Society *hris 2 Z & : e N L e ntanied o good dexreo of | G5 i diltrion,loer Eies stoady, 35G150: in-conteauenc o ol uying tong supply” | for yostorday. 2000 shoiros Younk. b ",“’l’,":,." S\L?firl.l@r:, u“l’,',‘,]”“‘.‘l.‘,:‘,':_ THE REALTY MARKET. ? endenc, e = L LN 2 Frt 2 the aemand. The price aeciined to yester- | - T e el 2 T AT AN i i IR EA0RUAT. DL DLIRYS PETILE. Tus atierport s thoh Cinvaaiarising. o DAL 1L was Omaha Produce Market, duy's Slosing Whon th ‘markot bad avenca | 3SR |Gettysbni: 2 30000y on's Chrlstion Assoclation butid. | [NSTRUMENTS placed on rocord May & / rather wonk trade’ ut eistern markets % enough to exhuus thesupply st plump | Hiprs, Erc.—No. 1 green hides, de: No.1 | B, The = mwnipulution = of = the “Muy | Argonaut {tronciad.. SaARE Lot RO Elaa Rt il ; ; [ and the indifferent demand from the sules making at from 8.7 t0 85.05 for | green salted hides, 4@i'4c; No. 2 greon sulted option which at one time was 2'ic over allarat nassr ool B |Jusion, 4 g orner Sixteenih sn ougins streets, WARRANTY DEEDS, b continent ‘have demoralized o' cer- | Very cowmon to extra grades o lost named | hides, ditie; No. 1 green salted hides, 25 o 40 Julysundouhtodly I‘,‘A"‘{‘y"‘v‘”"’l tho artifieinl | Bangkok Goraid:...! 4 [Leavenvirii :')xrcu{\vflflk dn,\“n l;'om §a.m. to 10 pom. Sun- | g1 Davis et al o AT Hanscom, und (1 ol P orrent Mtho donTholug - and “exort | price was nov mudo In more than LW OF three | T o NoC2 fram siivat oo 35 to 40 ongth, Commero hcat is wenk. The | Bates lexington ays from 8 o 10:30 a.m.and 12 10 7 p.m. | “150f s b lots 7 and & block 105, Omahn. 823,633 Dbusinoss and rendored the sale of the | Instances, nor were there muny trades below | Ibs,. i No- T voul nlt 810 13 10n. 00: No. o forelzn domand sunws hoimprovamant, abus ] e Indien 2 Free reading and correspondenco rooms,open | Bourd of Forelgzn Missions of Presby- leaviergrades of cuttio very uncertain, On | 875, Prime heavy hogs have not been very | voill oul,® €015 1bs.. dci No. 1 ary fifne uides | (hRATCATRORS Moy eust ou old business, | ik B . i to everybody. Stationery and writing ma- | _terlun church tosame, una =15, sume. 4,333 the other hand tho dewund for good 1ight | plentiful this week. and thoy have aavanced | 7e; No. 3 dry flint iides, o dryianited | BRI SOOI IOEINEMOEDUNINO (8 HObIOD A [ DI T 7 terial turnished free of charge. Sunday ser- | Bourd of Forolgn Missions of Presby- Kdliers wppours to huve stoudily fucrousoa ind T A D M Ifdew, bute; Shoop pelts—Groon sulted, each, | i A o e R | e ity I B |eay Rock..... vices: Biblo classes 9 a.m, and 3 p.m, con- | eriunghurchto same, und =-1o saime. - 4558 ie ndvance in prices for sultablo outtie o e i 53ag8l.25; green salted shearlings (shorf ' o & Slny COUDLY 11vveeers 2 |GOId.... 4 5 e, R Jnjon Stock Yurds company to ) 1his kind hus been from 160 to 1 Quotations for sheep ranged about as be- | wooled early skins), onch, 16@%5c; .fl-y sl,éurf “:0 “""l'f:flm mgfnnmu‘:n' ‘1’;1{\[1‘:;0 ll‘)'uru Ciay Cognty: | et ducted by Colonel Charles Bird, U. §. A. Tssman, lot 6, blook 17, First udd to beef houses have un unlimited cupr foro. Loor stufl wus quoted us low us from | lings (short wooled early skins) No. 1, each, | Wey weather had a bullich offoct oh privaciy | Diawond 244 | Whale. Men'’s meating at 4 p.m., uddressed by Evan- South Omaha .......... e ) this cluss of stuff and could casidy hindle | .25 to ®.00, and extra grados were salouble at | 6@iie; dry sheur.ings (short wooled early Lt LB R T QR 08 Vl”tfi 0 | Denver Gay Skl cump I gelist C. S, Billings, Everybody welcome. 1 H Whitney and wife to I' P Jolinson, w twice the present. offerings, although rocolpts | from £.65 to ¥, Most of tho sules, however. | skinsl, No, 2 ench, 5o; dry fiint Kansas and | SOTh puilonts, Anghaare sdvanco in Muy Castellar Street Presbyterian Church— | 22 feet of w BS feet lot8, block 101, for the month huyo been moro than doublo | Were at from #.50 to ®.5, fulr to good grades | Nebraskn butelier wool pelts, per b, actual | §F8 belbed to sustaln the general market San Francisco Mi Quotations, Sixteenth and Castellar streots. The even- | Omaba... [ieioee o ieee 6,520 tho number received durmg May lust yeur, | sellinzav that ranze. Yeurilnzs wero sale- | weight, 10@1434e; dry filnt Kansas and Nebras- A usjaragtor snd w! Ve P Vi ico—topic | Richard O 1 wito t oufoy, Thors s been no. purtioniar changein the | #bIo ut from 85,00 10 £1.00 and SPrnK 1AmMOS AL | fe B sraia wool aelie o sas and Nebrus- | put prices up or down s It fs wot or dry. | AN Fma~cisco, Cal, May 25.—Tho oficial | ng service will bo a memorial servico—topic N T T eltuation us fur s buteher stock and | from $4.00 to #8.25 f.m-nunu 801901 Ary f11ab 00l0rea0 DAL b ROOT puklh' In provisions there was a continuance of the | closing Tumulum for’ mining stocks toduy he Blue and the Gray.”” Morning subject ST g0e nnersare concerned, Recolpts continueonly | . lteceipts: Cattle, 500; hogs, 17,000; sheep, | por i wolght, 10@12)0; dry fint Cola: | §000 buying that hus beon, upparnt forsome | were as follows: t*Why Did They Crucily Him?” Rev. J. M. G MoOar- cuger and prices ure rolativo.y strong. Cir. | 5000, > ¥ rado i urrain wool pelts, per b, actunl weight, oy wooks. oasing of inter on vealinag " | Alta T TMount Diablo;... 15~ | Wilson, pastor. Services 10:30 a. m. aud 8 11, 1ot 10, blook 9 und 1ot 8, block 6 cumstunces stiil combine o produce i~ disap- The Evening Tournal reports: CArrLE—Re. | §@i0c; dry pleces and bucks, ‘actunl weight, [ ME0Y Wooks. 0asing R ANTgn foa ielag. Bulwer, .. p.m. Patterson park, lot 8, block 1, Rush & pointing quietudo in the stocker and feeder | colpts, 7.000; shipments, none: markot steadys | 7a0e. " Tallow und greaso—Tallow. No. 1 34@ | (CracAdo Tile May 22k G Logun 0. | Best & o 5 Monmouth Park Methodist Episcopal | Selby’s add tu fouth’ Omuha, and ‘lot Trade. A Weok ngo 1t wis too mueh rain, This | todny’s su os, nativee §.35@4.15; no primo | do: tallow. No. & Mige: grease. white A. o uncan, Hollinger & Oo.: Our wheat mar- | kodie Consollaated. 8 - HORIOn| Dt & bloek 4, Wiiliam Hagedorn's add.... 1,000 wook It hus been (0o much sunshine keeping | Stoers on market: cows, 81.50162.5) gronse. white B, crouse, yollow, do; | et opencd with considerable strensth this | chollar.. 55 church—Coruer Thizty-fourth and Larimoro | 40 0”80 i1 and wifo to 1l J Abrahams, furniers busy at home. Prices are materiaily | HOGS=Recolpy cnts, grouse, dark, 23 ofd butter, 2140 beeswax, | mern!Bff July ovening nt &yise. soliing up to | con. Ca avenue. Sunday services, lovo feast at 10 & | “undiv g of w i3 lot 2, block 121, Omaha 2,000 unchunged. murket stea prime, 106@%5c;rough tallow, 145G c. e, s cloal K Drice wus § e, Our foreign m, Preaching av 10:30 by Presiding Elder | ) P Heltenstein to O & Caln, undlv % . ~~. " Ihe recent bulge In provisions together | 45 prime heivy and buteher welgh BUrTER—Somo of the best country buttep | BOYIEeS ure strobiie thun they have been T, C. Clendenning, followed by sacrament of | * Caln plice ... bRt e 1) with the continued moderito supplies v 8.0 13 lg.“rm:gl‘x"ul«hm.‘u‘fiérj shtbpan govs wt 1G14e, but anyUhing uat fulls velow P L Rae o AR s0 oy ane tho Lord’s supper.” Sunday schoolav 12 m. | Henry Spiele ini wio to 8am el Kiine, St ok Eerconnre allof 4 dina betia | market setive nna stoadys cilpped. ntives | Ekie-Crlforais Hiveraide orauges, $150; | Weuther s unsottled. For tho near futuro | Mexican |8 Cligss mssidng 85 7.0 1o Praschiog a8 0. | o503 (an R CONt PR R0 than fust Sveok and this In sptteof tho indit= | Wethers, &406400; clipped "Texans, BLU@S.21 | Washington navais, #0; tmr to choico lom- | o bellove, whout ‘arytirchaso on all wonk i PbyBer e d SWisen, D0 SREeailiei| B4 i sediniatista s e . 8,000 forent shipping demand. Cackors find hogs | elipped westorns, & pring lumos, § ons, ELSIGEH.00; funcy iemons, $4.50; bunanas, | foarkets, Corn orop advicos aro somewhat i e s elder Chacloston district, South Caroling. | 5,10 to Burnoy Harr! 5 106 %, Block at around pres figures u very pro- i crated, B.00@:50; Floridn tomutoes, #.00@ | jfabroved, but thoere 's st 1 100 much rain ow York Mining - (Juotations, . W. Bross, pustor. oot A 4,000 ftuble Invesiment = she way " provi. . Kunsas Anfl I.n‘-; Stock ,\l‘uru(- Re. | 430 e crate 6F i baskets: ‘pincupples, €250 ..‘fi.;m\!fl-?."hfxmv“;m': :s’;‘llpt';w;fl:;;:u:llfldl,l:&: N \'ulm‘n“hluly M= Ilwl!‘n)lluwum are the Central United l’ralblyzurlJnn (,'\l\l,l]rc\l-— ons are selling and hetce | thoy [ANsAs Orry. Mo, Muy 28.—CArree—Re- | per doz 4 ¢ pr closing mining stoek quotation 113 N, Seventeenth strect, itev.John William- have beon free buyors all wook. Good heavy [ coipts. 1.2:0; shipmients, 10; steors notive and | Ve California oabbage.g2ice per | jOWer but uniess they,ab wo are lable tosoe | oo Tl BT T son, pastor, Preachiog at 1030 a. m. and 8 | T et 7,600 und butehor-welght hogs are £rowlng seureo hizher: feeders steady. | 1o, home grown lettuce, dg | fency prices for June Jdly and August. The v 3 5 Kute Callaghun und liusband o und they are commanding i premium of from ssod boef \pping steers, 865 | 400 per uthorn - onfons. — €350 | July obtion closed ut4eH, Muy. 8ic a sked. No | Bes, [Hesteaner:: P, Babbath school av 13 m, =~ Younk | ™o i3 iores n aw cor so 8o 10- 1,100 | B Lo 70 over Hght und mived grades. Tho AN helters, 8175050, per bbl hoxes. #2 a | feature tooats, little doing:July; o sod at dlo. s people's meeting at 7 p. m. Subject fr | ¢ ¢ITuy0 10 John Stockmyor, ne sw snd wirket for tho woek ¢loses v, X 0); shipments, 4000, The | hund b ans, $1,8502,00; medium, £1.50¢ | 1108 products firm, closed a shuae over the morning sermon *The Old Path,” and of | “3 j5'%ires of o oeer 6,600 ho Wee closes With a very woderate run ive with common logs steady orado und western Nebraska pota- | PFI0s of yesterdny. o eveniug sermon, ‘*‘Available Strength.’” | John Stockmyer and wife to G O use, ! of cattle, tho Week's supiiy being. but s \zlier; the bulk of sules were | toes. 5X@ie: nutive potatoes, 40Bix New York Bydele Movement Gould & Curry Standnrd First Chrisuan church, coruer Capitol 1, Tuttie's subdiy. .. L.l 1,60 heavier thun nst Weoks “althougn 800 | 4084.6064.75; oxtreme range, $.1004.W. boas, 40 per 1b.; spinwe s e ment. Hale & Noreross Unton ¢ avenue and Twentieth streots—Rev. I, K. | Jobn Koslcky and wite to It heavier thun o year ugo, There was u fulr de- BukEr-— Recelps, 16005 s rad shes, 54 e; ploplunt, 2 per | New York, May 28.““The exports of specle R R Cramblot, pastor, Preaching at 10:90 &, m, wife, n 25 fi of n'g of el lot mand from ull Sources and the trade throu shieop stroug and Jue 1o 156 Bigher: poor stuf | ifornin potatoes, 2i4@3%c per 1b.; cacumbers, | from the port of New York during tho st | a1 R patten. Tockford, il writes: mblet, pastor. § 30 n. m. Tl s 7 1150 out wis healthy and Hively, Shipaers una ex- | dull, Sales ranged from $2.5) to $3.00. #1.60 per doz. week wero #30.800 sliver and #8,761 gold, of | MFS: L MM SAKIOTD s % and 7:45 p. . Sunday school at 12 m. | YL (o Tcob Kleln, 1ot , porters paid full Friduy's prices for cattio bbb TRAWBERRIES—Cholce stock suftable for | Which #2483 silver and #.51 gold went to | '’rom personal experience I can recommend | Subject of morning sermon, “Expression of 18, Brown pirk .. st B0 that sulted thew, but there wus no St. Louls Live Stock Market, L 10ne 100 plenty; #5000, Europe and #4,22) nflmgf #00,000 gold went | DeWitt's Sarsaparilla, a cure for impure | GGratitude.” Subject of evening sermon, | South Om. Land 8§ Kobbins, iuotable udentico ui con, vy krades | gr Lovis, Mo, Muy 28—CATTLE—Recolpts, waull apring chlckeus alwost un- | L0 I:l;'fw\\mv.‘lmliur R slonuor Maestlo | bloon snd genersl donility “I'he Conditlons of Salvation.” All seats | lotd block 0. South Omaha ... ...... 990 ¢ u fuct, soliors wero g My - dnduek | 835;° shipments,” 038;” market steady; falr to £ 82,0008 007 0ld fow L8, $4.00@4.5), 00 .00) siiver hags. for London; the Co- e free and all are welcome, QUIT CLAIM DEEDS, 10 get stondy pr Aw usual, tho handy, fut | Lo o vane. £LTAGETS. s—General murket W@1dl4e. lumbis ook 8147007 old coln und 8890 SUNDAY SERMONS, Grant 8 Chri Churoh—Twenty- | Citizens b attamonth to Pintts- ost ad vintake, pr Lolng wnywhero from | murket o106 hisher: f oo e ¥ of ashington toow ! §100 silver coin for i« " = oo, Sunday school at3:80 p. m, K, aoLs ' L Fot 10,00 10 106 IEUOF thun Friday. Offer | 81 5h 0. nixad tsims o, o o o s City Markots, Havana. Tho Ems ook 814,51 gold bars and | Altars on Which Oratorlcal Incense Will | 5" jones,q superiotendent. The evangelists | 1047 bl outh Omaha.. - 4000 fnes ohanged hands in £ood seuson, Kood 1. Hisoe aia K MARIRL AR M RN ary, Mo, May 26— WaEAT—Stead. 81400 sliver bars with 8182700 silyer coin for Bo Burned Today, Heages and Coen will bogin evangelistic RERDS, 40,1 0-1b: mtaur wolling ut frum B34S 1o s, | ket siron J a2 b B kit Lonaon. o Ly Tourdis ‘oolc #4105 sliver | Rov. A. B. Leonurd, one ot the secretarios | meetings in this church June 4, Matlida Albertto it J) Davenvart ot al wir 10 good L0 1o 1.0 =1, steers from §i.m Lo —_— O :d, 0; No. 2 | bai r Havre, 60! Dlyde & Ny 3 iyt ‘i ot 11, J edick's ndd Iy 0, ) il it rion Hght goods Erom thit. dows incoln Live Stock, whito. 4% SHN Siivor coln for un Douingo and the Fhiladels | of the missionary society and delegato to | Cyutha Christinn Chureh 4318 Nicholus | g5t LIEAGES add sod Wi lot 10, 10 L5 LixcoLy. Neb., Muy 28—(Special to Tue | QATS—Steady: No 2 mixed, 52@52 phia took #0000 gold coln forCurgcon. Tho | the general couforonce, will speuk at 10380 a. streot. Joseph Shields, pastor. Bervices at | G ) Calder, spocial naster, to B G Bur- There were only three or four stralght londs 1= The week ut the West Lincoln stook | RYE—Wouk; No. 2, 67is@oac mports of specie at the port of New York ¢ Trinity Methodist Episcopal church, | 1V:80 & m. and 7:45 p. m. The Young Peo. bunk. % 0 foet of w k0 foot lov7, bl of cows and heifers here, ana the supply of | yards closed with wn uuusanily 1argo ron, FLAXSEED—5¢ on the basls of pure, wors 63,55 gold sud 7,017 silver. of which [ M- 8t Tricity upiscopal chureh, | pign Society of Christian Endeavor, 6:45; sl South Omuhn A Sy 4 butehers' und cunners’ sl was lurgoiy mado | there belng oleven loads of hogs In the pens BUAN=Steudy: sacked, 63 P #0,000 were Amerlean gold coln, §,145 Amorican | Twenty-first and Bioney streets. Rev. H. | Sunday school at 12 m. Morning subject: | B ¥ Cochran, snme. o Ihql?nmln Road, :‘\:‘:lllln‘:h!:l::"‘;l}‘\I‘“:L‘L‘l\‘I):II:‘t‘lll;']xlll“':.\"l| 8100k ;n ‘".'”.'."l«‘:."' m| nlu“n,.m-llu oy nxfimly'nlm sleri timothy, $0.0 @10,00; prairie, | silver coln and #,100 gold bullion. M. Mann, president of the University of | “Christianity 1s Death and Life.” Evening lot 87, bloek 17, Orchurd IHiL ... 1,800 o 81,75 10 B85 L L0840, | silos runzing frow #1574 5. Oue choice B A 2. Frr——d Southland of Alabama, speaks in the | subject: “Gou's Promises 1o Man, m - 5, 0X0 Lugs were stoad i | loud solc .05, H Woak to lower at 13e. - the Sout Y onub ors 7 f.‘."”m..?;‘:‘\o"n"’.dfi 89 ERte slandy 10 srong loag sold ut #ho Tw kolug ut #.00, N ALl and wesk; oresmery: 12Q18 STOCKS AND BOND! ,,&mu“. p S : \\'um.uuuslrrI‘|'usbyn~:"lunLhur‘uu e Total amount of transfors........ 8677 i aetive demund and strong at frou 150 to Vitts 8 I ~ airy, 10 2 5 4 ountze Momorial English Lutheran | ty-ninth and Mason streets. Tho DASIOF, | smme————————— 160 bt your in 8 Cliion S WOrS | noeesns the s aairieh ) Sauaes the blood, | © Ui¥ikas—Stendy; full sream, e Younz nents Were Isigultioant in Most of | oy riiho, o ixtaenth and Harney strocts, | 1ev. John Gordon, D, D, will praseh ab | = - R SL0W wid dull b from §.0) 10 & A icresses tho appoLite And lones up the ays- | Amorica, 110 o She Active uhares. Rov. A. J. Turklo, pastor. Services at 10:30 | 10:50 a, m., on the Methodist Episcopal gon L # (Thure wus ot u very lively trado Ju stook- (R i s MAor, peopis Bho | oithes New Yk, Muy 3% 2ho stock market toduy | iy the morning and & iu the eveuing. Preach- | eral confereuco and the Prosvylorian gen- [ Bids will bo open the 4th of Juna for the I O A VL AR AR | Balo yais BuIPMENTS - Wheat, 21,000 bu.; cor 500 | Was an extremely Huilted affalr, presenting 8 | jng by the pastor both morning and evening. | eral assembly, and at 8 p. m. will deliver the | privilezo of rostuurait pend ng the manufuce ”.{‘, OF tho freat oferings. Good —_——— bu.; oats, 50) bu, Rery hollday uppearance throughout the session | Sunday school at noon. Young PPeople's So- | seventk sermon on Miracles, subject: *“I'he | turors’und consumers' exhibit, which will be ® [ will soil all riiht but the mar- The American Baptist Missionary Union and, while there was an urgent demund for | ciety of Christian LEadeavor at 7 p. w. Al | Church. " Sunday school at 12 . Meeting of | 1o sossion "l"_ml'*“l”"“': ulso for' the' peo- ¥ ket Is undoubtediy lower on the common und | glosed its financial year March 81, The St. Louls Markets. the smaller shorts, the movements were insig= | are invited Lo these sorvie Young People's Socloty of Christian Eu- | Ple's purly conveation. § Anferlor stufl. Kepresoutative sule total recelpts for current work for the year | o °T: 18, Mo, May 28—Frova—Steady | nificant in most of the active shares, even Mrs, Neil of Moline, 111, a noted Christian | deavor, 7:15 p. m. & - STEMRS, Aveno 2000, 72,08 we gainet $172, 17481 for tag | and uushanged though & strong temper uiarked tho trading | worker, will conauct the service tonight | First Prosbyterian Church—Corner of | Bids will bo opon for lce cream and len No.Av. I No. Av. P No Av. Pr. - h uBAT-Opened e higher, advanced k@xo | from openinz t0 closs. Some pretenso to anl: | (Saiurday) at the People's church, Eight- | Seventeenth and Dodgo streets. Presch- | 8de priviloxes for the nianufucturers’ exhibiy 3 MM 21171 836 A preceding year, more, but later declined and closed with buy- | mation was seen o Headin:, Kock Island and | (O th and California streets, " 0% Rexwloas'at 10:018 & 48 p ~ and also for the people's purty convention. LRk B ufin :; llmfi: 3 e e 71 ",‘;,,‘:“f’j" ostorduyi No 2 red cush und | Atchison, eked out by speclal movements in Al A yola. 8 & 0. 8o P W, con- | por furgher vartioulars address Heuretary B0 S40 20,1150 Ya0 A 400 EBin-~Open Auigust. 8@ . Tiookine: Valioy wna the aow "load siures | Clifton Hill mission, cornerof Grant street | ductod by Rev. D. R. Kerr, D.D., president DeWitv's Sarsaparilla is rellable, uun--uwuul’nmn.r und advanced X¢, but | which scored mutveria) advances, belng affected | and Military aveuue, termiuus of walnut | of Bellevue college. Sunday scnool av 13 m. Manufacturers and Consumers associntion Coliseura buliding, m2Bdzeuse