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TIE STOCK MARKET. Boarfroom Habitues Doing All the Buai Kca at Pient onTtlie Hew York Exchange, i The InWic Shuns Speealatioa in Securities. and tb Flnctnatfoni Ira Small la Character Block of New Share th. Ut by th. Qorrsio Committee.

Vfesas BarUy Steady, OU la Light Deaua, Park Dall Ysrioas Otlnr BuImu Matter. 7 WALL 8TKEET. XO SCbTJTBSS AJTO BUT SXJOHT IXCCTUACTOXB. Bpeotal Telegram to The inter Ocean. NlW Your, Jmu 27.The Herald to nnaa clal article to morrow will say: It is aidant that tb atock market, lika tbig in the thaaobody except profeeaiooal traders can com rithin gnn abot of It with any chance of BooW hull's eye.

In a half per oent sort of way boaj room traders worked prices up and down, bo so far aa any general oataide speculation we erinoed In the day 'a speculation there was nine at all. A halt acore or so of hand to moath dealers, who In the absence of a public hsremade tbemselTes a power in the market, torn prices down at one tlma ud twiatad thra aoit another. In neither m.na war th ehanaes much more than trae ttonal. ancOnno instsses did theyfford a clew to the fntnn. Stock aamblers bought stocks aa they would blub cam at a tamo baxk.

not because the Uortea possessed aay Intrinsic value, but batause they represented a certain rrrw of maney to be won or lost. For instance. nobody bought Wabash, Jersey Central, Central and Hudson, Lake Shore, or, for the matter of that, dozens of other stocks, because it thought they were worth what they were selling for. bat almulT because there was a feeble pros pect of making a profit by doing so. People who bought stocks under this impression (backed up by toe notion mat a large snort interest wouiu tend to stiffen prices), found out bef ire the end of the day that tbev made a mistake, although most stocks loaned lfiat" or at a small charge for carrying; and some few were eTen in demand for borrowing purposes at a premium.

There was no evidence that the short interest offered any ma terial support to prices. Upon the contrary, the market was HBATY. SUIX AND STUPID. 'Vlnctnatlona were few and the day's business wss aimply one of manipulation. Bzcept to cover snorts or for a turn tnere was no nurry at all.

For the time the larger operators have washed their hands of speculation, and the public is further off than CTer. although, as we hare had Ion to say, tne general conoiuon or tne conntrr's crone, trade and finances is most pro mising, the stock market fails to respond. The shake up in Chicago, the fear that some of the Western banks mar bare accepted more collateral In the ahape of lard than will be found convenient ahould there be a material drop in prices, and the growing belief that the failures among the produce men are more senous tnan nas Deen reported, ana not so easily settled as wss hoped for, hare tended to UDeet confidence and render speculators wary in dealings in stocks. From these causes and others our stock market is dull and prices droop. ihx pages BEPOjrr.

Krw Torx, June 27. Governments strong, es pecially lor 4 per oenta. Railroads lower. State securities fairly active and firm. The stock market the flrat part of the day was quiet and firm, with an advance in prices of to per cent, Wabash preferred and Chicago, Burlington and Quiney leading the upward movement.

Among other sharea conspicuous for strength were 8t. Paul, Denver. Michigan Central. Canadian Southern, and Louisville and Nashville. Shortly after 1 o'clock the bears made a share attack on Denver, the Drices break ing from 43.

to 41 The aalee were attributed to various ooerators. some saving ther were for the account of a leading trader, now abroad, and others that they were made by tne Uerman ele ment prominently Identified with tne company, This bad aa unsettling effect on the general list, but the decline waa unimportant. the last transactions Denver rallied to and other stocks Improved slightly. As oompared with Tneadar closing the active shares are te a per cent lower. Lackawanna and Nortfaweat era preferred It per cent higher.

In the special ties, Alton and Terra Haute common declined 1 per eent to 81 Richmond and West Point terminal IH to 31 J. Richmond and Danville 1H to 6ti. Colorado Coal 1 to 30, American Cable 1 to os. wannaf.tan juevated 'a to 4U. Metro Klcvated 1 to 89, and Vobil and Ohio, 1 te IS.

GL, C. and I. rose 1 per oent. to 74. and Wsnltoba le to li 4a.

Jer sey Central, New York Central, and Michigan Central continues scarce, and commanded to per eent for use to day. BK uirna ubtkd. The Governing Committee of the Stock Exchange have listed the following securities: 4, 000,000 additional first mortgage, land grant per eent gold bonds, aa, ooo.ooo additional in oome, and "25,000,000 capital stock of the Atlantic and Paciflo Railroad Company; 9219,000 nrat mortgaae bonds and 700,000 aecond mortgage bonds of the Houston and West Texas: $1,400,000 first 6 per cent gold bonds of the Oregon and Caillornla; Eastern Division 6 per eent thirty year bonds of the Central Iowa: $375,000 Mount Vernon Branch first mortgage per eent EvansviUe and Terra Haute; A 000,000 nrat mortgage 4 per cent bonds New York, Kew Haven and Hartford: $4, 740,000 first mortgage bonds, $4,740,000 second mortgage. $9,582,500 capital stock, Texas and St. Iiouis In Missouri and Arkansas; 943,000 first mortgage and $3,945,000 income land grants Texas and St.

Louis in Texss; $6,500,000 first mortgage Chicago and Atlantic; $2,000,000 New Kiver Division first mortgage Norfolk and Western; $3,750,000 general first mortgage and land grant gold bonda Northern Pacific; $10,000,000 second mortgage 0 per cent New York, Chicago and St. Louis; $9,000,000 Chicago, Burlington and Quincy 5 per cent bond, and $6,000,000 5 per eent consols, first series, and $5,000,000 aecond series Philadelphia and Reading Company. The committee also 11a ted St. PanL, Mlnneapoila and Manitoba registered bonda, which will be issued only on the cancellation and retirement of an equal amount of coupon bonda. Money per cent, dosed offered at 8 per eent.

Prima mercantile paper 4d5ie per cent. Sterling Exchange Bankera bills doll at $4.85: demand. $4.88. oajkbr Axm ixotjb. JfBW TOXX.

asocial Telegram to The Inter Ocean. Nrw YpBZ. June 27. Wheat Cash grades are held yith decided strength, and on No. 3 red an averags of about le has been realised, closing, however, rather weak on Increased offerings; the options opened strong and SeSigo higher than the close of yesterday, subsequently an eaaler feeling set in with freer sellers, prices fall lng back 101ac, leaving off barely ateady at about the lowest points; export demand checked by the firmness of holders and a light inquiry from city millers; speculation fairly active in September, but otherwise only moderate; sales, 4,560,000 bushels.

Com The spot lots are again stron ger. No. 8 about 2c, and steamer mixed l2ge higher, clos 4ng very firm the futures opened higher. BubseauentlT ruled easier and fell back to about the current rates of yesterday, leaving off barely aieaoy export inquiry more mooerate, ana speculation lees general. Oats Cash lota are doing a little better and aioaed nrra on more reservea offerings: the oo tions opened 143o higher, afterward became weaser ana sola down 'sTac.

closing about speculation less general and trade de mand aolte modeaate: salea. 57H.0OO buahela. Rye dull and prioea somewhat nominal aalea, 16.O0O bunhels Western to arrive, private terms. riour rue tone conttnnee weak and In in stances further slight concessions have been made; export demand moderate and mainly for low grades ana a light inquiry from jobbers; aies, Darrein. XIXWAUXXK.

Vpaeisl Teles i am to The Inter Ocean. Milwaukxk, Wis, June 27. There has been a more nervous feeling on the floor of tne Chamber of Commerce here to day than has been known for years. The further break In wheat was the cauae. While all the firms doing business on tne Milwaukee Chamber of Commerce here have so far weathered the storm, there is reason to believe that there a few that cannot stand a much further decline in wheat.

The general impression is that wheat will not go any lower, but the success of the bears In hammering it to its present range leads many to fear that they can hammer It yet lower. WTJlAWATOlI. 2 pedal Televram to The Inter Oceaa. Ikdiahajlis, Ind. June 27.

Over $250,000 nas been lost by Indianapolis dealers In Chioaeo wheat margins for the psst week, and several business failures are apprehended. raovxsxoxs. nv toil Special Telegram to The Inter Ooaan. XIV Teas. June S7.

PorkUrke daQii Is V. weak. and prices nominal. Lard Market closed I doU and wnk at lOtAlfi nolnta diine. I BALTIMORE.

BAATTlfOEg, Mi. Jon S7. Provisions with a lair jobbing trade demand. rib 19.5a Bulk Heat Shoulder. Shoulders, sides, packed, clear rib sides, Lard Refined, $11.75.

xn. 1 wojn. 27. Pork quiet and NrW ORUCANS.Lia.rf tadv tixroe. lll''5; Wck at S17.871 meats firmer; shoulders.

lu ougar eured nMaMTL Ohio Juue 27. Pork, lard, and Milk meats dull ua nominal, riaoon lower shoulders, Jeer rib, clear, $10. IjOUIMVII.l.t. Tirmvnj.g. E' June 27.

Provisions lusctive and lower. Nev mess pork, Bulk Meats Shoulders. clear rib, $1'29; clear sides, nvm Shoaldera. 7.371: rib. Heme Sagar cured, $13.

Idud quiet ana unchanged choice getue dered, $12. sr. rjcmta. rxr IaKMus $17.25. Bulkmeata and bacon very dull; only email peddling trade.

Lard nominal, KETSOLETJ2L riTTBBUBa. PrrrrarBO, June .27. Oil steady trading verr light: market opened with sales at $1.15, advanced to $1.16, and closed at $1.15 The afternoon session was devoid of animation onened at a 1.15V. declined to Sl.lS3. and closed st s7Tv.

a VL On. Cm. June 27. Opened at $1.16 eloaed at $1.15 highest. sales, 1, i Dria.

ST GOODS. NKW TOBK. NEW Yoar, June 27. For aeasonable special ties the request is confined to the requirements of consumption at hand, which continue to take very fair quantity of stuff. For prospective wanta there to a moderate new business In progress, and a good quota of sales is reached' through a large nnmhCTof aoleeriona rather than large individ ual takings.

Flannel blankets and Kentucky leans are in steady Inquiry, and business grows with each succeeding day. There la nothing new in the way of prices, and the market shows tne dullnesa usual to the close of June. JUSTING STOCKS. KEW TOBK. New Yowl.

June 27. Sierra Grande sold at 130 and 125: Navajo, 300; Horn Silver, 775 to 738; Sierra Nevada. 410 to 395; Bodle, 100 Bulwer. SO and 75; Robinson Consolidated, 52 and 53: Sonora Consolidated, 30c Bales tor the d.v. ailTSU aharea.

An exceed I mrlv small bust neas wss done in pipe line certificates at 115 to 116'g, closing on oail at llo. rtmntg AND SPOT. New Yost, June 27. The Evening Pott says "At the third call June brought 10.35c; July, lO.S Sc; Jan uary, 9.96c. Futures closed steady: July, 2 100, the balance 1 1 OO lower than yesterday.

Spot cotton quiet at lOso for middling upland, with sales of lOO bales for export, 247 bales to spin ners, and 300 bales delivered on contracta. COAL. a crscnnjATi coxbixatios. Special Telegram to The Inter Oceaa. ClxcnrKATX, Ohio, June 27.

Some commotion waa caused In business circles to day by a rumor of a consolidation of all the coal firms in i about Cincinnati under a single management, forming a solid pooL To night some of the coal dealers admitted that snch a scheme was the sub ject of deliberation at a secret meeting this after noon, and that it was likely to be perfected. The annual eonsumDtion of coal here is about 40, OOO.OOO buahela. Deal era aay they have loat money by throat cutting in the past. IOWA KAJOmf ATTN MEDICAL ASSOCLaTIOX Special Telegram to The Inter Ocean. Dubuque, Iowa, June 27.

The regular annual meeting of the Iowa Hahnemann Medical Association is now In session in this city, to continue three days. A bout twenty five or thirty delegates are present from the leading cities of the State. The opening address was delivered by Dr. A. E.

Gilbert, of Dubuque, President of the' association. and one of the oldest and most prominent phy kaicians of the State. The reports of officers were read, followed by the reading of papers. Including tbs following: On Antarontsm of the Germ Theory of Disease, by Dr. Williams, of Mara hall town clinical Venn cation of Dsug Poisons, by Dr.

StJUman. of Council Bluffs: Characteristic Indication of Drug, by Dr. Bunton, of Waterloo. and tne moat Interesting paper by Dr. r.

R. Home, of Keota. in which he described a strann epidemic which attacked 500 persons at the same time. The same gentleman also read a paper on Hilary Calculi and Bright'a Disease of the Kid neys, rreeiy illustrated by post mortem specimens of diseased kidneys. The proceedings were well attended by outaidera.

isa oy oucaiaers. moluaing i anding physicians of every school In Dubuque. POST AX TELEGRAPH COMPAHT. Special Telegram to The Inter Ocean. New Yobx, June 27.

Ata meeting of the stock' holders of the Postal Telegraph Company, held to day, the following were elected Directors of the company: Hugh J. Jewett, President Erie Railway; George W. Cass, formerly President Northern Pacific Railway; Thomas Dickson, Pres ident Delaware and Hudson Canal Company; George 8. Cbe, President American National Bank, New York; H. L.

Horton. banker. New York; Joel B. Erhardt. at present United States Marshal Mew lorx: Henry Cummlna.

Vice Presi dent Postal Telegraph Company: Ferd. W. Peck. Chicago capitalists; A. W.

Beard, former President Postal Telegraph Company: George D. Rob erts. New York capitalist: E. L. Gillette.

Chicago cspiiauac xney will meet at A dock next rn day and elect otnoere lor the ensuing rear. The Lines will be immediately pushed to all principal polnta, and a contract has been signed lor the eonstrucuon or two Atlantic cables. A DAZED STXAVQES. Special Telesram to The Inter Ocean. South Bekd, June 27.

The naked stranger who was found last Snnday in a railroad ditch two miles from this city, and who said he belonged In Chicago, proves to be a New York City man named Frank Whiteman, who was on his way to Chicago to see his brother, Joseph Whiteman, who to alleged to hare a barber shoo in the Board of Trade Building. Whiteman to badly Druleed. aa II he had been thrown or had fallen from a ear, but he can give no account of nimseu. the rtnreBAX nxs. CnTCTXKAIS.

Ohio, June 27. The second an nual convention of the National i saoristion of Funeral Directors began to day. Between thirty and forty delegates were present from nearly all narta of the United States. Charles L. Beniamln.

of Saginaw, presiding. Addresses and pa pers were presenter oy u. n. urane, or canan datgua, N. Y.

F. Atkins, of BulTalo; W. Allen Dunee, of Uranu uapioa, Mien. tr. ti.

Troll, T. H. Roberts, of Detroit. In executive session a practical illuatration of the method of yWwlTii was given. STJDSEHL DXAXS3.

7 Bpeclal Telagraia to The Inter Ooeaa. TaATEBaa Citt, Mich, June 27. Jabob Ing bertaon, a German living at Boetner'a, fell dead at this place to day, while stepping on a south bound train, caused by heart disease. He leaves a wife and two children in poor circumstances. Bpeeial Teleeram to The Inter Ocean.

South Bemd, Ind June 27. A man named William Barrow, from Branch County, dropped dead near the cldar mill yesterday of heart disease. He was on his way home from the far West. A DENIAL. i Milwaukee, Win, June 27.

Algernon Sartorls, when questioned at Green Bay thla evening regarding his acquaintance with Mrs. Bush who defrauded her creditors to the extent of $1,000 worth of furniture, denied knowing anything of hex affairs. Sartozia left Green Bay to night for Kew York, The damages to the tracks of the Chicago and Alton Road, east of East St. Louis, have all been repaired. Trains of the Wabaah.

Burlington, and Indianapolis and St. Louis Roads now enter St. Loo la over the Alton tracks, tholr mA. beds remaining under water. The Ohio and Mississippi and Vandal la Lines are also In good condition.

WOHAX AXB HER DISEASES the title of a large Illustrated treatise by Dr. B. Pierce, Buffalo, N. sent to any addresa for uree suuups. At teaooas suoceaslui aaix trsat 4 at PA DTO OCEAN, TinjKSPAT MORNING.

JTJXi: 28. Railway exposition. The Officer af the Great Fljrure Up Their Beeeipta and 7, Sefioit of Abont $10,000 la ArriTed at from the Treasurers Statement. Award Sneeeasfal Competitors, the BroOki' LocomotiTe Works Secarlng First CLOSIMO BT7SI1TE8S. nifAMciAb EXBTBrr ajio The awarding and financial report of the Ball way Expoaitktn are presented to TK Ixtxa OcXAg readers tbia morning.

Since last Thursday Messrs. Talbott, Darwin, Adams, French, Rogers, and Cherrie, with a corps of darks, have pat in sixteen hours per day on the report sue oeaaful ootnpetitora. It will be noticed from the Treasurer's report that th apace fees. Instead of being 75,000, as recently stated by a morning paper of thla city, amount to only $23,560.02, while the total receipts are 1 13.62S.70, Instead pf 9300,000, aa estimated by the same paper. The probable deficit to below what the actual amount will be, but la considerably leas than was supposed by the Commissioners In then estimates prior to Mr.

Adams report, which to appended. FIHAXCIAIfc TbEasubxb's apoT exceipt. Suaoefi 4l2S.560.03 5,115.00 6.403.00 tt.779.00 61.331 45 1.72.43 613.20 3,10.00 10,000.00 Entranoe Premium feee Exhibitors' tickets. Admissions Elevator Electric rail Railway eoopona Estimated value of material on band. fl2a.02S.70 DtSBCBSEMXXra.

Expense account $10,954.33 Payrolls 13,824.84 Printing, stationery, and advertising. U.350.9 1 Annex buildings 2S.810.17 Annex tracks. 5,171. 85 Alterations on main building. 17,121.10 Electric railway 12.187.55 Machinery and steam 7.306.40 Furniture and 622.37 Foreign exhibits 2.23.30 Estimated eost of medals 10.000.00 Outotandlng llablliUaa.

16.000.00 $133,633.17 10,000.00 Probable TEX AWARDS. DXPABTmnrr i kuro stock. Class Ao. iLoetmotiue: Best display of locomotive, grand gold medal, Brooks Locomotive Works. Best narrow gauge passenger, gold medal.

Brooks Locomotive Works. Best standard gauge freight, gold medal, Baldwin Locomotive Works. Best narrow gauge freight, gold medal, Baldwin Locomotive Works. Best switching, gold medal, Brook Locomotive Works. Best logging and mining, gold medal, H.

K. Porter A Co. Beat locomotive Involving Important new principles, gold medal. Philadelphia and Beading Railroad Company. Best locomotive dock, bronze medal, Crosby Steam Gauge and Valve Company.

Beat steam range cock, bronsa medal, James B. Clow ex Son. Best atop cock, bronse medal, James B. Clow et Son. Best loootnotive headlight (to burn oil), gold medaL Headlight Signal Company.

Best steam gauge, silver medal, Ashcroft Manufacturing Company. Beat water gauge, bronse medal, James B. Clow Hon. Best gauge teat pump, bronse medal, James P. Marsh ax Hon.

Best grate bar, silver medal. Lemuel Bannister. Best locomotive bell, silver medal, James B. Clow afc Son. Best looomotivs oller, bronse medal.

A. W. Swift. feast wwe sloth, bronse medal, Clinton Wire doth Company. Best locomotive safety valve, silver medal.

D. 'g PtwMO A Cow Best steam muffler, silver medal, Crosby Steam gauge and Valve Company. Best steam whistle, silver medal, Jaa. B. Clow at Bon.

Best fllterer tor water for loootnotive, bronse medaL Foraner A Oldhonse Filter Comnanr. Beat boller rlveta. brooxe medal. Hoops Jt Best elevated railway system, gold Bast sand dryer, silver medal. Johnson aV Hart Best locomotive steal forging, gold medal, Mid Tale Steel Compaay.

Bnt locomotive ash pan, bronse medal, W. H. Kwtji Bea pop valve, silver medal. Consolidated Safety valve company. Best piston packing expander, 'Winona Ma ehlnerv Comvanv.

bronse medal. Beat rachet and drill attachment, J. A. Wilson, bronse medaL Beat locomotive and ear iron crglnga, Wilson, Walker at Co cold medaL Best automatic oiler, Yost Car Axle Oiler Com pany, eronse medaL Best locomotive feed door. Batman Furnace Comnaav.

bronze medaL Beat boiler cleaner. J. F. Hotrhkiss, bronse medaL Beat pressure gauge, Yale eV Town Manufact uring Comneny. silver medaL Best time, speed, and pressure reoordinjrand alarm gauge, Edaoa Recording and Alarm Gauge Company, bronse modal a LASS XO.

CAMS. Best display of ear, grand gold medal. Pullman raiaoe car company. Beat nrlvate or omcer. gold lasdil BaUwa Aa.

iiess dining, gold meosi, numu raiaoe var company. Best aleeplng, gold medal, Pullman Palace Car vompany. XI .1 MM Kt.l T. BhM I' S. Best mail, gold medal.

Harrison Bag rack Corn Best baggage, silver medaL Pullman Palace Car Company. Best stock, gold medal. New York Live Stock Express Company. Best box, surer monai, bc unarte var uom nanSL i i Beat nat or gonaoia, surer men si, wnuea pistes Tube Rolling stock company. Beat coal.

ore. or gravel dump, silver medaL United States Car Company. Best wrecking, ailver medal, Bncyru Foundry and Machine Company. Best road or section master, silver medaL Fair banks, Morse Co. Best hand, ailver medal, Fairbeakv Hcrse ek Co.

Best reloolnede. silvsr medaL T. B. Jeffrey. Beat tank ear, silver medal.

Cheater Oil Cora, Best caboose car, silver medal, Lafayette Car Best smoking car, silvsr medal, Pullman Palace varvompeny. cum wa 8 Bcmruro oeax. Best steel axle (Master Car builders' standard). silver medal, Mldvale Steel Co. Best Iron axle (Master Car builders' standard), silver medal, Plttaburg Forge ak Iron Co.

Best passenger train brake, gold medvl, West lnehouse Air Brake Co. Best brake shoe, silver medal, Cong don Brake Shoe Co. Best springs (elliptic), gold medaL A. French Co. Best spring (he ring), silver medaL A.

French UO. Best snnnrs (buffer or draw), bronze rreacn spiral spring uo. Best equalising auring. bHv CUff A Aignter. Beat draw bar for freight oar.

silver medal, continuous maw oar vo. Beat Journal box lid. ailver medal W. J.Wat son. Best Journal bearing, silver medal, S.

A. Hopkins. Best steel tiie for car wheel, gold medaL Mid rale Steel Company. Best steel tne combination wheel, gold medal. Allen Paper Car wheel Company.

Beet car step, eliver medal, Thomas B. Howe. Best Dassenger oar platform, coo tiler, and buffer. gold medal, MoConway, Torby ate Co. Beat passenger car six wneei trucx, gold Suspension Car truck Compaay.

Best automatic freight car couolar. silver madaL MoConway, Torbv ax Co. Best display or oar wneeis, gold Alien Paper Car wheel Company. Beet electric magnetic brake, gold medaL Wal darner Electrict Magnectlo Brake Company. Best transxer taoie, auver meoai, n.

w. Robin son. CLASS WO. 4 rUKNlHHinO YOn AB8KMOKa CASS Best display, gold medal. Post Co.

Best ear door lock, bronze medaL Post aV Co. Best seat end, ailver medaL Hale A Best seat end lock, bronze medal, 8. A. Smith. Best seat end nxtoxes.

bronze Gardner Beet curtain goods, silvsr medaL T. W. Devoe aco. Best curtain lousr, Koas medal. Bamnal La dookak Son.

Wg war (wrag Beat head lining (wood), silver medal. Hale 4k KULum. Beat window blind, bronze medal, J. G. Wilson.

Best seat frame, ailver medaL Hale A Kilburn. Beat ailver medal, Hale ec Kilburn. Best display fancy woods and veneers, gold medal, the E. D. Albra Company.

Best berth and seat springs, silver medal, L. BuahnelL Best wash room pump, silver medal. B. Clow A Bon. Best ooolclBg range, silver medal, Stephen Wilkes.

Best reclining chair, silver medal, Marks Adjustable Folding Chair Company. Beat revolving chair, silver medal. Max fcs Adjustable Folding Chair Company. Best waahstaad for parlor or aleeplng ear, complete, silver medaL Hale St Kilburn. Best basket rack, ailver medaL Post A Co.

Best door holder, bronze medal. PnllmantDoor eheck Company. Beat door knob, bronze medal. Tale A Town Manufacturing Company. Best ouapidore or spittoon, bronze medal.

En re lea Iron Company. Beet headboard fixture for aleeplng oar, brans medal. Post 4c Co. Beat folding bed for ear, complete, ailver medal. Hale A Kilburn.

Beet electric or other call belV bronze medal. Western Electric Company. fcBest window, yeatuator. bronze medal, H. H.

Reynolda. Beat oar seat, oomplete, silver medal. Hale A Kilburn. 4 Beat display of metal trimmings, gold medal. Union Brass Company.

Best display of glass sneers, silver medal. Glass Veneer Company. Best method of lighting ears, gold medal. J. M.

Foster. Best system of closet ventilation, silver medal. E. Y. BelLi Best elevated "geertty mining railway, gald medaL Chicago Elevated Railway Company.

CLASS NO. 5 rgXIOHT CAB APPLIANCES. Beat oar sesL bronze medaL B. J. Brooks.

Best car replaoer. silver medaL M. S. SbotwelL Best car pusher, bronze medaL C. T.

Barnes. Best grain car door, ailver medal, 1. F. Van Liew. Best freight car door, silver medal, E.

E. Pratt. Best end door Inside fastener, bronze medal, W. J. Watson.

Beat freight ear lock, bronse medaL Yale A Towne Manufacturing Company. Beat dour hanger, bronze medal, 8. H. A E. X.

Moore. Beat metal roofing, silver medal. Empire Car Roofing Company. DEPAKTafEKT JtACHINFBT. Class Ko.

1 Wood Working Beat display of wood working machinery (not leaa than six machines), grand gold medal, J. A Fay A Co. Beat planing and matching machine, to plane twenty four inches wide and under, and not match leaa than twelve inches, gold medaL Good ill or Waters. Best flouring and beading machine, gold medal, J. A.

Fay it Co. Best dimension planing machine, with carriage and roll feed for dressing out of wind and surfacing, ailver medaL J. A. Far fc Co. Best Iniels or Traverse planing machine, silver medaL J.

A Fay A Co. Best double surfacing machine to dress on one or both sides, twenty six Inches wide and eight inches thick, and under, gold medaL J. A. Fay A Co. Best surfacing machine for smoothing purposes, gold medaL J.

A. Fay Co. Beat band aaw machine for general work, ailver medaL Good 111 it Waters. Beat band ssw for resswing, to reeaw twenty four inches wide and under, ailver medal, J. A.

Fay Co. Beat railway cutttng off saw machine, with traversing arbor tor timbers, silver medal. J. Fav Co. Beat ripping aaw with elevating arbor, silver medaL J.

A. Fav fc Co. Beat one spindle horizontal boring machine. ailver medal. J.

A ray Co. Beat three spindle horizontal boring machine, ailver medaL J. A Far or Co. Beet radial horizontal boring machine, silver medaL i. a.

ray co. Beat three spindle vertical boring machine. ailver medal, i. A. ay Co.

Beat automatic car gaining machine silver medal. J. A. Fay it Co. Best vertical car tenoning machine, ailver medal, J.

A. ray 4c Co. Beat nniveraal tenoning machine with movable carriage work for timber work, auver medal, J. Fay A Co. Beat tenoning machine with copes for cabinet and general work, ailver medaL J.

A. Fay ez Co. Beat vertide spindle shaping and edge molding machine, silver medaL J. A. ay Co.

Beat nniveraal wood worker and molder, silver medaL J. A. Fay it Co. Best straight molding 'machine to work four sides, ailver medaL J. A.

Fay fe Co. Beat surface polishing machine, silver medal. J. A. Far fc Co.

Beat automatio knife grinding machine and saw anarDener. silver medaL Herhold ex Bush. Best wood turning machine tor pattern maker use, silver medaL A. ray er Co. Best reciprocating and mortising maohlne, silver medal.

J. A Far fc Co. Best tiro ler dressing nischine, with capacity of radnclng 16 mebea or otar, and 12 Inches thick and over, sold medal. J. A.

Fay Co. Best circular reaawing machine, ailver medal. GoodiU A Waters. Best hollow chisel mortising machine, silver medaL uoeruiae nro a. Beat self feeding rip saw, bronze 'V Goeru lee Rro'a.

Best automatic saw ahacpener, silver medal. Haillday. Litchfield it Beat lumber dryer, 11 vet medaL H. L. Kimble.

Best flexible shafting, medal. Stowe FlexiUe Shaft Co. CLASS XO. 2 mOW WOBE33CO. Best display of iron working tools (power), not less than six in number; grand gold medaL Pratt as Wnltney Manufacturing Comnanr.

Best axle turning machinery, ailver medal. Machine Tool works. Best Mr wheel boring and turning goia meoai. Mac tune Tool orgs. Best six spindle drilling machine, ailver Nilea Tool Works.

Best hydraulic wheel presa, silver medaL Machine Tool Works. Beat wheel grinding or tracing machine, silver medaL Chilled Car Wheel Grinding Compaay. Best iron planing machine, silver medal. Ma enine Tool works. Best iron crank shaping machine, silver medal.

rratt ex nitnay aianuiaetunng company. Best screw cutting lathe, ailver uuam Beuers ar jo. Best upright drilling machine, silver medaL William Sellers A Co. Best radisal drilling machine, silver medal, Ma cnine iooi norxa. Best bolt heading machine, ailver medal.

Ka nonai aiacninery uompsar. Best bolt forging machine, silver medal, Ra tional jMcninery tympany. Best bolt and screw cutting machine, sfli medaL National Machinery Company. Best set screw machine, silver T. Pratt A Whitney Manufacturing Company.

Beat power hammer, silver medal. Machine Tool Works. Best power punch andahears, ailver medaL Hercules lion Works. Bent planer chuck, silver medal, Pratt A Whit ney Manufacturing company. Best universal and Independent chuck, over twelve Inches in diameter, ailver E.

Hor ton boo. Best universal lathe chuck, twelve inches and nuder. auver medal. Morton fc Hon. Best assortment of lath chucks, silvsr medal.

js. norton aon. Best display of emery grinding machinery, silver medaL Northampton Emery Wheel Comoany. Best display of machinists' vises, silver medal. imer er noma.

Beat display of tape and dies, ailver medal, Pratt A Whitney Manufacturing Company, Best nut tapping machine, ailver dnf. Shum way. Burgess Co. Best drill grinding ailver medal. William Sellers A Co.

Beat slotting silver medaL Machine Tool Works. Best driving wheel lathe, gold medal. Wm, seller at co. Beat shaftinr, gold medaL Jones A Langhlina. Best hanger, bronze medal, Jones ez Laughlina.

Beat pulley, bronze medal, Jones A Langhlina. Beat fine welding device, bronze medal. Harts A Fox. Beat oortable Dower drUL ailver wl Thna. H.

Dallett ez Co. Best spring tester, sliver medaL Tonne Olson A Co. Best die for forging ear axlea. aflver i Boa Kn orge uompany. Beat display of toola for repairing locomotives, silver medal, Flanders Machine Works.

Best no air pumping jf auver H. Delamater A Co. Best machine for testing Btrenrth of metaU. gold medal, Fairbanks, Morse A Co. nest verucsA oortng mill, auvar medal, wm.

SellersACo. Best horizontal boring silver Wm. Sellers A Co. DEPASTUrsT TgACg JJOOP. Class iVo.

1. Best display of steel and iron rails and track goods, grand gold medal, Cambria Iron Com pany, Beet track laying device, gold medal, Railway Construction Company. Best track bolt ana nuu bronze medaL Hooner A Townaend. Best track bolt washer, bronze madaL Pratt Manufacturing Company. Best railway lencing, surer medal.

Western Fence Company. Beat claw par. Dronze medaL Crerar. Adams A Co. Best cross tie (metal), auver medal.

D. R. Whit ten haiL Beet Droceas for preserving wood erase ties and timber, gold medal. Wood Preserving Company, DC AjOUIS. Best crossing, aflver medaL Morden Froar and Crossing Company.

Beet iish or angle slate, ailver Morrls. Sellera fc Co. Best track lack. Jenny Jack, bronze madaL Pettibone ez MdUiken, agents. Best lack screw, bronze Crerar.

lidni ACo. Beet track lsreL bronze Crerar. A Asms ACo. Best nut look. sUvsr Van Sana suKntLook Cemojr, Best aoraper, sUvsr medal, L.

Pennock A Bona Company. Beat track gauge, bronze medal, Crerar, Adam A Co. Beat ahoveL bronze medaL Hussy. Bmns A Co. Best spikes (one kegl.

bronze medaL W. Goldle. Best switch (complete), ailver medaL Gray Switch Company. Beat switch lock, bronse medal. Post A Co.

Best switch stand, bronse medal, Fairbanka A Co, Beet track broom, bronze medal. Phoenix Steel Wire Broom and Brush Company. Best barrow, bronze medaL W.Hunt Beat complete track joint, ailver medal, F. Gould. Beat iron fence post, bronse medal, American Iron Poat Construction Company.

Beat ballast unloader, ailver medal, Buoyrna Foundry and Machine Compaay. Best track laying car, silver modal, Buoyru Foundry and Machine Company. Best yard switch, silver medaL H. A H. Elliott.

Best automatio railway for storing coal, silver medaL C. W. Hunt. Best hoisting rope, bronze medaL G. B.

Carpenter A Co. Best tie bar, bronze medal, Mordsa Frog and Crossing Company. Best device for preventing derailment of cam, bronze medaL Jeanty Peneaohand. Beat brace or bead chair for switches, bronze medal. Weir Frog Company.

Beat Radway plow, bronse medal, Kil bourne A Jacobe Manufacturing Company. Beat snow plow, gold medal, Hawley Steam Snow Excavator Company. Best crane, gold medaL Industrial Worka, Bay City, MlchT I tBeat derrick, silver medal, Yale A Town Manufacturing Company, Beat car truck for shifting apparatus, ailver medaL R. H. Ramsay.

Philadelphia. Beet culvert, nine, silver medal. Blaekmar A oat, bl LOUIS. Beat automatio danger signal, sliver anomaa u. uibbons.

DEPABTlfEltT D. METAI4L. Best ear wheel iron. Barn tun, Richardson A Co, gold medaL Best iron. Eureka Iron Comneny, ailver medaL Beat boiler plate (iron).

Eureka Iron Company, silver medaL Best display iron ores. Barn am, Richard son A Co gold medaL PrjABTMEHT B. CLASS HO. 1." Station and Office A Dtmrtewmcra. Best baggage barrow, Penheld Block Company, bronze i meoai.

Beat baggage check, W. W. Wilcox, silver medaL Beat engraved folder. Band, McNally A Co, silver medaL Best display of general office printing, Band, McNally A silver medaL Best platform scale, Fairbank, Morse A Co silver medaL Best track scale. Fairbank, Morse A Co gold medaL Beat dating stamp, bronze 'medal, B.

B. Hill Manufacturing Company. Best canceling stamp, bronze pdM, B. B. Hfll Manufacturing Company.

Beat ayatem of ps seen ger ticket, ailvi Rand. McN ally A Co. Beat deak for railway ofBoea, ail XL Andrews ez mps and Water Station Appliances. Best steam pump for water station, gold medal. Fairbank, Morse ez Co.

Best hand pump for water station, bronse medaL Fairbank, Morse A Co. Best hydraulic ram, bronze medal, B. Clowdc Son. Best water tank, silver medaL United States Wind engine and Pump Company. Beat water tank fixtures, silver N.

Page. Beat wind mill for water station, silver medal, Fairbank, Morse ez Co. Other. Best freight or warehouse truck, bronze medal, Fairbank, Morse A Co. Beet ailver service for private ear, silver Bail way Age Publishing Company.

nest letter nie, Dronze medal, Cameron, Am' burg ez Co. Best money bag for transporting specie and currency, bronze meoai, r. tx. sanrora. Best safety plate for frogs, bronze Black A EngUsh.

Best type writer, aflver medal, E. Remington ez ttona. Beat telegraph and telephone wire, ailver medal. JtoeMing sons company. Best ticket case, silver medaL L.

J. Blad Beat letter press, bronse medal. Fairbank, Morse ez co. Best display of registering devices, bronze medal. Beadle A Courtney.

Best baggage check holder, bronze medaL F. Abbott, Best ticket bolder, bronze medal. W. B. Vaa Amannge.

Best watch eaee for railway nse, silver medal. Mass tots a Thorpe. Beat anti dust and water proof watch case for railway use, auver medal, Giles Brothers Manufacturing Company. Beat oonduetor'a and engineer's watch, aflver medal, biles Brothers Jaanufactonng Company. Best tower clock movement tor depot, ailvi medaL Giles Brothers Manufacturing Company.

Best antl magnetio ahield for watches, bronse medal, uuea Brothers Manufacturing Comnanr. Beat portable chrooometora, silver Giles Brothers Msnufaoturlng Company. Best station indicator and clock combined, bronze medal. J. McKenzie.

Beet de train directory, ailver medal. Wheeler ez wuson atanuiactunng company. Beat station indicator for trains, bronze i. wneeier at wiison atanuiactunng company. SEPATXEHT O.

Otis, Varnish, and Paints. Best display of passenger car body colors. In cluding eamplea of work, gold medaL F. W. Devoe ez Co.

Beat display of freight ear body paints, indnd big samples of work, ailver medal, Casey, Og den A Parker. Beet display of wood filler. Including samples of work, silver medal, Bridgeport Wood Finish ing CO. Best lard ofl. F.

8. Pease, silver medaL Best lubricating oil (passenger car), F. 8. Pease, ailver medaL Beat lubricating oil (freight car), F. Pease, silver medaL Best headlight oil.

175 deg. fire test, F. 8. Pease, silver medal Best lamp oil. 300 deg.

ire test, F. 8. ailver medaL Best valve oU. F. S.

Pease, silver medaL Best car grease. F. 8. Pease, bronze medaL Beat oil tank with pump, F. Wilson A Co bronze medaL Beat display of paint brushes, F.

W. Devoe, liver medaL Best surfaces. Murphy A silver medaL Boat lamp and flag holder. F. W.

Cooibangb, rnMize medal. PEPAgTMKST MTKCE LLAirEOfs, Best rubber belting, ailver medal. Hamilton Rubber company. Beet conductors ncket noncn. auver medaL u.

O. Crocker. Best rubber nose, bronze medal Hamilton Bnb ner company. Beat Drake noes, bronze meaaL Hamilton Rab oer company. Beat track signal (tcrpedo).

bronze medaL T. Mnnn: Pettibone A Mnlliken. srenta. Bent aurveyora' transit, ailver medal, William uoruam son. Beat survevora field glass, bronze T.

jaannasse. Best disnlav of surveyors lnatrumenta. sold medal, Keuffel A Easer. Best variety of engineers drawing toola. bronze meoai, Lu nanasse.

Best engineers lereL bronze medaL W. oordam A Son. Best engineers barometer, bronse Lv Manasae. Beat set enginsers railway curves. bronze medal.

Keuffell A Esser. Beat leveling rod. bronze medal, Keuffel A Esser, Best prismatic compass, bronse mods I. L. Ma Best train badge, bronze medaL W.

W. Wfloox. Best time detector, bronze medaL E. Imhouser. Beat electric signaling device for block or other slgnala.

gold modal. Colon' Switch and Signal Company. Best semaphore, silver medal, Union Switch and Signal Company. Best semaphore lens, silver medal. Corning Glass Manufacturing Company.

Adama A West lake Manufacturing Company. Best time detector, electric dock and register. ailver medaL Western Electric Company. Beat me, cast iron, auver medal, at. A.

HowelL Beat fire proof Insulating, bronze medaL Chi cago Insulating Company. Best electric motor for stationary purposes, gold medaL United States Electric Light Com pany. Best electric railway system, gold medal. Electric Railway Company of United States. Best drawing table.

Dronze meoai. aennet Esser. Best dynagraph and track; in ton car, gold medaL P. H. Dudley.

Best depot slgnaL auver meoai, union Bwitcn and Signal Company. Beat key relay and sounder complete, silver medaL Western Eleotrio Company. Beet dlsolav telegraph lnstrumente and sun plies, silver medaL Western Electric Company. Bent atop signal lamp, bronse medal. Underbill.

Osborne A Co. Beet dianlav aianai iamn. auver medal, under hill, Osborne fc Co. Best locomotive sirnal lamp, bronze medal. Underbill, Osborne A Co.

Beat railway surgical dressing, bronze medal, Seabury A Johnson. SEPAkTMENT t. Street Jiaiheap Appliances. Best iron wheel, silver medaL Baltimore Car Wheel Company. Best car, gold medal.

J. u. Brill Co. Best car spring, silver medaL French SdItsI Spring Company. Best draw spring, bronze medal, French Spiral Spring Company.

Beet bell enrd ana flxtures oomtuete. bronse medaL John Stephenson Comnanv. limited. Best fare box, silver medaL J. B.

Slawson. Best end lamp, bronze John SteDhenaon Company, limited. Best hand rail bracket, bronze medaL John Stephenson Company, limited. Beat lournal bearing, bronse i John Ste phenson Company, limited. Best aoor locgs, orouze in Till.

hUpagn vompaay, wbuwi Beet registering punch, bronze medal. Beadle A Courtney. Best registering devices, silver medal. Beadle A Courtney. Beat sheave for sliding door, bronze medal, John Stephenson Urn.

Best door handle, bronze medal, John Stephenson Co llm. Best life guard, sliver medal, John Stephenson llm. Best street car truck, ailver medal. Sua pension Car Truck Co. Best street car switch, toons medal, It.

Johnson. Beat street ear turn talile. aUver medal. Was. Wharton, A Co.

Bast atreet ear srosslng, silver medal, Wm. Wharton, A Co. Best stationary registering device, sliver medal, Lewis A Fowler. Best street oar axle box, silver medal, John Stephenson llm. Best portable registering device, bronze medal.

E. Cheaterman. Beat ventilated celling, ailver medal, John Stephenson llm. cLAssinxrx. Best tube welding machine, bronze medaL Mau nlng.

Maxwell A Moore. Bt cupola, ailver medal, Collin Furnace Company. Beat malleable Iron eastings, brans medal, Cleveland Malleable Iron Compaay. Beet fir ho, bronze medal. Eureka Firs Hose Company.

Best are elay bride, bronse medal. Dsn vac Fire Brick Company. Best power blower, ailver medaL Boston Blower Company. Beat power pressure blower, silver madaL Wfl braham Bros. Best portable forge, bronze medal, Buffalo Forge Company.

Best hand blower, brans medal, Buffalo Forge Company. Best cold pressed nut, silver medal. Hooper A Townaend. Best display of nuts, bolt, rivets, gold medal. Hooper ez Townaend.

Best copper boiler flues, ailvi Tube works. Beat seamless copper pipe, aUver medal, American Tnbe Works. Best Seamless braes pipe, silver medaL Ameri can 1 nne worKs. Best elevator bucket, bronze medals, B. F.

Gnmn. Best rawhide belting, stiver medal, Chicago Rawhide Manufacturing Company. Beat cotton belting, ailver medal, Gaady Belting Company. Best boiler and pip corering, silver medal. nnieias ez Brown.

Beat bot preseed nat, silver medal, J. EL Stum burgh. Best pnenmatte transfer car, brans medal. Ly man and U. LjtL Ham Smith.

Best differential pulley blocks, silver medaL Yale and Towne Manufaeturina Comnanr. Best pulley blocks, bronse medal. Pes field Block Compaay. Beet firs extinguisher for can, bronze medal, M. Walker.

Best eye ban, silver medal. Keystone Bridge jmiMiiv CHURCH" AFFAIRS. FIB.ST PBESBYTKKTAW. THZBO MIGHT XXnCXBE. The night of the celebration of the First Pres byterian Church' fiftieth anniversary witnessed an andimlniabed andieno to take part and glory in these birthday festivities, the andieno meet ing In the lecture room, whose platform was gen eronsly and almost gorgeously adorned with groupa and pyramid of beautiful flower and shrubs.

db. potes' BncnaBcnccE. The Rev. Dr. Jeremiah Porter, the first pastor of the churoh, opened the exercises, after the singing of a hymn, by the reading of an able and very Interesting paper, entitled "Reminiscences of Fifty Teara." The paper covered all the vari one flelda of labor in which the cfanrca had engaged during the past fifty years.

Hs detailed at length the progrese of educational Institutions of a higher class in this State aa connected more or leea directrv with the Presbyterian denomination. and the First Presbyterian Church In particular. Ths speaker then touched briefly on the wurk of the celebrated underground railway run by anti slavery Christians, not a few of whom, if not a majority, were members of the Presbyterian Church. This wss a Sunday work, he said, because the flying victime of the South had to be forwarded on their way from one station to another, aa the hiding places were called. on Sunday, because on Sundsys no court process could be served lor toe arrest or tne runaway alavea.

Presbyterian work in the army during the Rebellion, and among the freed men was then spoken of by the speaker. The material progress of the United Statee and of Illinois In particular waa then spoken of in eloquent Agureai abowtag how the Stat of illmoia alone had now a population equal to the entire population of the United States one hundred years ago. The speaker then spoke of the coming work of the church, the work which is still left to be done. Brother Dow then read a number of letters of regret from old and prominent members of the church unable to accept the Invitation to be present personally at the anniversary. The flrat letter read waa dated at Saratoga Borings, beiiir from Professor Franklin W.

Flak, the immediate predecessor of the. present pastor of the church. and at previous timea, at brief intervals, the occupant of the pulpit of the First Church. Then were read letters from the Rev. Dr.

8. J. Nlcholls. of St. Louis; the Rev.

Dr. Arthur Little, of the New England Church. Chicago: the Rev. W. F.

Ryder, now of Ana Arbor, Henrv 8. Lo blnger, of the Cenrenlnal Church, Chicago: the Kev. coward n. cnrtia. oi Lincoln.

rtx: T. r. Torry, now of Scran ton. Mr. and Mrs.

Dog gett, E. B. Nixon, of Brooklvn: W. H. Taylor, of Brook line, Mass.

the Bev. William Pardee, or Washington. D. C. Profmaor E.

Curtis, of the Theological Seminary Henrv Starr. of Otsego. E. W. Blatehford.

of Chicago; Lieutenant uenerai pnu 11. snerldan and wile. Dr. ButterfleM, and the Rev. Mr.

Leavitt, Two verses of the Hymn were then snng. Brief remarks were then made by Mr. E. 8. Wella, who came to Chicago In 1850, when the city only had a population of 2R.OUO, and when beior tne nrst time in his lifetime iolned church: that church being the First Preebvtsrian Church Henry M.

Humphrey, one of the present elders oi the church the nev. Charles Morton. wm.rL janrray, mx. uouingsworta, Mr. fennel d.

ana Mr. Bwin. During the progress of their brief addresses of mutual congratulauona, the Rev. Dr. Tsndy de livered aa eloquent prayer invoking the con tinued blessing pf God upon the First Praaby lenau Lnurcn ana its worg.

The Rev. Jeremiah Porter, the first pastor of tne cnurcn, men cioseo toe anniversary of the church with prayer and benediction. LEA ITT STREET CONGREGATIONAL. DB. CtTTHBEgnOX CALLED.

The congregation of the LeavlU Street Congre gationaiist Church held a business meeting last evening, E. W. Fowler In the chair and B. F. Kay acting aa clerk.

Th principal question before the meeting was that of calling a pastor. A mitteehad been appointed to canvass the sub ject, and they handed In a report favoring the Issuance of a call to the Rev. Dr. William Cuth bertson. recently from London.

England, now in this city. After some discussion an informal bal lot was taken, which resulted as follows: In favor of the report, 1: against, 12. A formal ballot was then taken, and resulted In a call by a rote of 42 tela. The committee win issue a can. and Dr.

Cuth bertson will probably preach tn that pulpit next Sunday. FOX KXTOR BAPTIST ASSOCIATION. AjnrvAi. nrmo at auboka. Special Tiilmum to The Inter Ocean.

Acboea, HL, June 27. The Fox River Baptist Association la holding tta annual meeting In the First Baptist Church, of this city, with aa attend ance of nearly 200 delegates tram JoUet, Morris. Chicago, Sandwich, Bhabbona, and other sur rounding towns. The meeting waa called to order Tuesday by the Rev. J.

W. Fish, of Morris, and the following officers were elected Moderator, the Rev. As Presoott; Secretary, the Rev. E. W.

Heicka; Treasurer, Charles Curtis; Committee of Arrangements, the Bev. H. Hobart. the Rev. Mr.

Reese, and John Evans. The Rev. H. Hobart, pastor of ths Flrat Church, of thja city, delivered the address of welcome, which was followed by a sermon by the Rev. J.

W. Fish, of Jollet. Partial reports were made bv Sunday school delegates, after which tb meeting adjourned. At the evening session the Rev. J.

W. Connelly led in the opening exercises. Captain Vanetten delivered a stirring temperance address, and waa followed by a discussion upon the wanta and methods In our Bible schools, by the Rev. E. W.

Hicks and H. Furat. H. R. Clissoid delivered an addresa upon the subject, which waa warmly received, and for which he waa returned a vote of WEDNESDAY SESSTOy.

The Rev. C. M. Burnham opened the meeting with a Scripture lesson, and the Rev. J.

L. Jackson led In prayer. The invitation was received from the society at Somouauk to hold the next meeting there, which will probably be accepted. Professor Reagan, of Morris, opened the discussion on Sundar school work, which lasted for an hour, and was followed by the doctrinal At the afternoon session the devotional exercises were led by the Rev. N.

crandau. Fifteen min ute addresses were delivered by the Rev. E. Graham on State miaeloua, Wm. Haigh on horns missions, J.

W. Connelly on foreign missions, and one on the publication society by H. Clissoid. The rest of the afternoon waa devoted to th women' meeting. Other exereiaee were held this evening, and the meeting will eloss to morrow afternoon.

TTaTw) mall wmmm OK A.f Kil anrl YK JptrpoBad. Ay Catty' A 8i7 til H9 t'AMih 1 DOS. TDURLOW WEED, Or tUkUimmfm B. RnwidlH ASlmr Uarfaf Tb far itowml TtMrfw Ifttr You. Jin.

4. 1HT7, Deab HTinwr for Hrfij yx nA your mdS otUiM(r flfnaC. tmt AfMr zprrifciJjfr I IDvyrMfaCUiaT UM mdamcm. tt tv 1m tUatu LatT to titMatuiiy ckixwlri dvinUif we hsve Sartvad Cross Ihcm. llis flu are rwrll la aaetua aasara.ios mjulr.

an si war, with tlie anod The fteady Jubef eaa not be befur aW at nas limm It is bv Its asu Ws amilv ths listmsifl rrainMaitlv sad freely, almost iaraaaia'y aaUiag us prosata aVoilaL" Ttulr voara. br.Jiadear. R.R.R. DIARRHEA, DYSENTEHY," CHOLERA MORBUS, INFLAMIIATIOlYe Cared iand Prevented by Radway's Ready Relief. Rheumatism, Xennlgia, I)iphtheriA.

Inflaenza, bore Throat, Isthma, Difflcult Breathlns. Aeliered In a few mlnutea by Radway's Ready Relief. Bowel Complaints; tiBimsias. Diarrhea. CTtotara Korbaa.

off pajcfsl die chargee froaa th. bov.ia are stopustf la Sitsea Iweaty aalnatee by USlnc BjmI war's hsadr Belial. Xe eoagsstioa or lafisaiiusUou. no waaknsss will loUow the asa ot Ue K. tt.

Boiief. i READY RELIEF Cores the Worst Pains in from One to Twenty JUnutes. NOT ONE HOUR Alter Beadlar tltla Anyrrtlsnnent aeea aa aa Saffer with Pain. RADWAY'S READY REHEF isa Cure for Every Pain. It wa th Tint and 1 th ONLY PAIN REMEDY Yhat laatantly stops the most exeraeiating palas, at lava Inn.iaaistioa.

sad seres Uoaresuoa. vastawr vt tbs Luags. atomack. Bowels, or other glauds er or gaae, ay oae applicaiien. In a eaa Oas a Twtsaty Mi.alsa, bo maMsr he vvielsnt er errraciaang the nala (he Khaumstie.

Bedridden. Inftrm. Crippled. Krveua Sieomlgie, OS proetralcd witii nteaa may aoOsr, Radway's Ready Relief WILL AFFOED INSTAXT EASE. taaaniaaartssi asT tha Klaasys.

In Hj.n, last iu i naaamaiisai eg uh iiuwaiis. CoMgsstlen as Use Lug. ere Threat. IMflacadt Hmttkinn lalulli.tluM a. titm TTsart DlpSvlWrlM.

vaiami, zauia M. 1 III. CfaUbtalaa. i i ibbsisi, aisepieaaaeas. The stivliratioa of the Beady Belief to the or parte wliere the pmin er (Ulacultg ezlals will aflurd sae aad eemtott.

Tnlrty to sixty dropa la aalf a rambler ec water win a lew salnntfls rat, Ominijs. Boar Htoiasfrli. ro lleartbara, Kir Hssrt.ras. laarrltsa. it iaa i.

ute navru, sua au luu rtnu psina. Travalen aboold always carry a butiia of Itadway Beady lUh.l with them. A taw drop, la the water will wrwvant sickness or pains from change of wstec JtU better than trench Brandy or Biueca as a sumsr ITJ3AILARDA IH ITS TASIOUS rOHXB, FEVER AND AGUE. PETER AltD AOTE ears fnr BA eenta. Tberaiaaot a rsaMNiial ayeat ts the world that will ears ver and Arae and all other Malartona.

SV arlet. fr. rkoid. Yellow, and olker Fevers (sided by rlUS) so ciucklr as EAXIWAY'H KLADI RFIJkrV FIFTY CENTS PER DOTTLE. DR.

RAD WAY'S SARSAPARILLIAfJ RESOLVENT, THE GREAT BLOOD PUHmEU Tw the Care af Chrvaie Dlseasa. 1 Scrofula orSypltic, Hereditary or CoDtoii. BX XT BXATZD TS TEX tmmn or atssaarh. Rkla er Beeiss. Wlm Oorrwrtlna tb.

and Tltiarlng ths Flnlda. Chroaie HlM iimatiawi. Herorola. olmndnlar hw.inag. Hackiag.

Orv Coitirk, ooerous AgscUoaa. Byphilitio CoaiplaiBta, Btsedaagei tbs Iioss, Drspensla. Wst.r Brash. Tie Doiourvux. Wiilts fwsninaa, Tiiiaora.i esra.

Kkla and Hip Diseesns. Mer tirial DiassMS. Fa. Biaieuomptaiais, uoaw iwisr, hh r.asam, aveav cbius. ConaumrtieB.

IJver Cmopliiot. etr. Not onlr does taa aaraaDanllisa rtmaoivaot ezaat all remedial aawnls ra tha curs of Chreule, 8crotoioia, CasntaUoaal. and akia I latin, bat It is Ihs ealy poaiuv. cars lor Kidney and Bladder rrlttrr mmd Wnnb Vtmmdtm.

titiTil, pi.b 9. Trnprr H'nPtw oi Watr. lociBiir ot I'nrv. Brl Dt'tf Awmwm. AlbOaatinHriBB.

eVa.fl In all vbtr Umt hrfk xmk 4eipoite. or th WavOr im thick, eloud tirnd with ufintaajrwai Ukm trhil of mm trg, or thrwda what mlk ther Is n.ortttl. dark. biK iomm myvrnoumm 1 wlutai boned matt dapo. mad wgaOB tlaorai im onckllnv.

btntini vhan pmmanf wtvtor, ftv.4 dub la th maUi o( rkv kmck mad atoari Um kuna. mold by dxvvin Uw tcioa Uo 1oU.vr, OVARIAN TUMOR OT TEM YEA Kg GROWTH CVHED BT DIL RADWAY'S REMEDIES. DB. BADWAT A Warraa at. DR.

RADWAY'S REGULATING PILLS! TUX OSXAT LirZM. AXO STOMACH BCCECX. trnilia, seats wick vnsaJ sftrva. regulate attrir, elesoM. sad streagthaa.

ra Mrum tur uj. ciira of aii eisaroera oc uia auim fh. liver, hewsl. kldasvs. bladdse.

asi wins i Uesdaeha. nsaslln.lliill MmnluHl, ctiiisr to sBKlea.vaiiia Is the hack, dragging lseimir to ladiirwuoB, drspepsia. kllliouuieaa.isirr. IdOsio SBaaea ot Uia kwwsla, rilaa, and ail darsagstusul ot tk. iatoraal vlsoera.

warrantsd to asset a poaiuv. sare. lurslr vseatabla. aa Msan.uai ml, sv aalslerlsiui drugs. a Ohsvrve Ui.

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