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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-20
R1aHr THINGS Ar TIE RroHr
TINE

Woolens are at,oays safe to wear In heat or cold
you run no risk snd-provided the fabric is light
enough in weight and the garments lightly made up
Light Wooden Suit is about the coolest thing man
can wear in summer. We are showing Chevioteen
and Cashmere Suits for Youths and Men this season
80 light in heft to merit the term "zephyr-weight
They are elegantly and thoroughly tailored, sI2 and
upward. The popularity of the Serge Suit for sum.
mer wear will never wane-So much can be said for
and so little against the Serge Suit that well simply
say we've got every grade that's good every color
that's fashionable. and every style that's worn sl2
and upward. OF course you'll understand that what.
you want in mems attire il it's propsr is hare
correct in style-right In price
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Go TO r. W. HESDERsoN's, 1113 street
northwest, for wall paper, window shades room
holdings, hncrusta walton, &C.
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GEORGETOwN.

AUCTION SALE OF REAL EsTArK.-Thomas
Downing. auctioneer. sold yesterday at public
sale the three-story brick house l24s High or
SD street, the lot being % feet inches by q
depth of 200 feet to John Archer for $3. 0O0
NoTEs.-rhe Potomac boat club gave an en-
joyable dance last night at their boat house to
large number Of invited guests. space
between the Washington and Georgetown rail-
road tracks on NJ street near Sad street requires
cleaning.-Grant Warren, a young colored
man, was arrested in Tenleytown yesterday on
q charge of being disorderly. When searched
at the station LOADED revolver was found upon
him.
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT z
A. M.-Great Falls, temperature. 79; condition,
Is. Receiving reservoir, temperature, 70. Con-
dition at north connection. 8; condition at south
connection, IL. Distributing reservoir, tenn
perature, so. Condition at inhuent gate house,
IL; condition at effiuent gate house, IL. High
tide in the river to-day at las I. M; low tioe
at S:12 pm.
Excursions.
RIVER vIEw.-The Mary Washington win
make two trips to River View tomorrow. SUM-
day. leaving at 10:l5 a. m. and 8 pm. and re-
turning at and SIP. m.
The CARROLL INSTITUTE viii give a select ex-
cursion and entertainment at Marshall Hall on
Monday next The Corcoran will make two
trips leaving at 10 am. and $50 pm. There
will be q musical entertainment by well-known
talent and dancing.
LOWER CEDAR POINT may be reached to-mor-
row by the steamer John W. Thompson, which
will leave her wharf at $50 am, returning by
10 p. m.
COLONIAL BEAcH.-The steamer George Law
will leave for Colonial Beach this evening at
O'Clock sharp. This is one Of the most attract
i've resorts upon the river.
The LADIES MITE SOCIETY Of the Fourth
Street NJ. E. church will give an excursion to
Clifton Beach on Tuesday next The steamer
Arrowsmith will leave at 9:45 a. m. sharp.
MARSHALL HALL-The steamer Corcoran
will continue its Saturday evening trips to
Marshall Hall, leaving tonight at 6 o. m. To.
morrow she will make three trips, leaving al
1880 An, 2:30 and pm.
The STEAMER BARTHoLDI in place of the
Dixie makes hourly trips from Cumberland's
boat house to the upper river landings, and il
the only boat stopping at Dixie's landing.
BAY RIDGE.-No more enjoyable spot to spend
a hot day can be found than Bay Ridge. To-
morrow the trains leave the Baltimore and Ohio
depot at $3.50 a. M, AS and 3:l5 pm. Tomorrow
there will be music by the Naval Academy band
and concert in the evening by the principals
and most Of the chorus Of the Lamont opera
company.
CoLLINawooD BEAoH.-The steamer Pilot Boy
Will make an excursion to Collingwood Beach
tomorrow, leaving 7th street wharf at 10 a. m,
2 and pm.
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FURNACE AND Stove REPAIRING promptly
done by SHEDD Bro, 432 9Th st.
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BARGAINS FOR THIS WEEK
At The Temple Drug Store.

+. s. WILLIAMS & Co., Proprietors.
Remember our prices for prescriptions have
been reduced in proportion to other goods
We use only the purest drugs and chemicals
from the most reliable manufacturers. We
cheerfully invite careful inspection of this
department by the physicians.
The TEMPLE DRUG STORE.
Ladies, before leaving the city procure a
bottle of ''Handoline," the only true preventa-
tive of sun burn or tan
The TEMPLE DRUG STORE.
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BUY PARLoR SUITE, 5pieces, for s57s5, good
value at 500. Placed at this figure before re-
moving to our new store, 18th and F. JULIUS
LASsBURGH 3I5 eth.
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REIsrNazR's Ice Cream. 235 q street.

LADIES who wish to keep out of the exchange
business should buy the perfect and reliable
Household" sewing machine. VIM. STIEBEL-
ING, Sole Agent d. c., 1851 Pa ave. NV.
LARGE crowds continue to visit the closing
out sale of julius LASsBURGH's before he
moves into his new building, 18th and F.
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The Funeral of Norris Peters.

The funeral services over the remains of Nor
ris Peters at Wilmington, Del, were simple,
but impressive. Upon the arrival of the funeral
train at that city yesterday the coffin was con-
veyed to the Friends meeting house, where a
number of the members of that denomination
had assembled. One Of the Friends made some
remarks eulogistic of the life and character of
the deceased, and brief tributes of respect to
his memory by Representative Butterworth,
Judge Crowell, E. NJ. Marble. ex-senator Con-
ger, w. II. Jones, Myron NJ Parker Geo. C,
Hazelton s. s. Henkle. and Senator Kenna. A
quartette Of colored singers rendered some ap-
propriate selections and then the procession
was formed and proceeded to the cemetery
where the body was placed in a grave covered
with smilax. The funeral party from WASH
ington returned to this city last evening.
BABY CARRIAGES FREE ON THE PENNsyIyA-
MA RALRoAD.-The Pennsylvania railroad
company has issued instructions to all baggage
agents and baggage-masters ON the system east
OF Pittsburg and Erie to receive and carry free
OF cost in baggage cars baby carriages, when
accompanied by their owners This is a COLI
cession in favor of the children which their
parents will heartily appreciate. and it is but
another manifestation of the constant endeavor
of the company to make the road attractive to
everybody.
SPECIAL TRAIN TO CAMP JACKSON, Fred
erick Junction.-The d. N. G. are now in camp
at this place. For the accommodation of those
desiring to visit the camp tomorrow the Balti-
more and Ohio will run a special train at Am
Fare for the round trip S1.-Adrt
CARROLL INSTITUTE will give a select ex-
cursion to Marshall Hall on Monday next An
excellent musical entertainment will be given
on the grounds.
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WALL PAPERS, House and Fresco Painting
p. HANSON HISS MIRO Co, SIS 18th st.
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INFECT ROUTE

Dlkscr ROUTE 70
OCEAN CITY,
MARYLAND's BEAUTIFUL SEASIDE RESORT.
via Chesapeake Bay. Tsns1er Sound and wioomAD
River 10 Salisbury. and W. ARR
The steamers Of the Maryland Steamboat Company
leave Baltimore Pier g. Light street. foot Of Cam
den street, every veal day ps>sengsrs ~
rlving ct Ocean City early following morninRs-
keturnlng. pssseeers leave ocean c,v on1ly, exoee
saturday. ~ ton SUNDAY 81 80 pn-sl con
meeting with stes,ser - salisbury arriving N Bald
more ~ 3 O'CLOCK following morn1n9A
SATURDAY EVENING KxcURsIoNs 10 TEE sRAi
Excur.aon ps.ssnssrs taxing NE steamer issxlns
SATURDAY have hou1 - Ocean C1fy. nd orx1vo
IN BaltiInore O'Clock Aopday morning.
A NOEI pELI9hIfUl> lkNl0OhATIN0 AID
INTEkE9TING ExCUksIOk 10 TIL 8kA0HOkA
NTH lot; Two MlcH HIS LIST e. TAa oy 11kE
Essas. s.sR T.shssss sosa sssi sspt Is. s&so.
ssssr-roons nd tsksss secured q ths enss q -
cenpsas No soz AAshs ssssst - 81 ssa.s -
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MIR. X. n. Helphenstine, Druggist at the
Portland, has secured the agency for Groves
Herb Extract The absolute cure for malaria.
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CITY ITEMS.

and Fancy Straw Hats, latest styles Csc 20 7Sc
All the new styles and colors in Derbys. 81 TO
el.50; best made, - AMERICAN HAr COMPANY,
1os Pa. ave-. opp. Botanical Gardens. Plain
figures. One price. jy20-mws7t.
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Washington Safe Deposit Co., DIG Pa.
ave. Safes rented; S5 per year. my4-4m
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Call and See the standard Of perfection.
Inc most perfect Machine ever produced is the
Union. Office 604 9th st. n. W. iyl3 20. %. au3
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$3.50 slo.25 sI1OO s12oo $500 sI45o 1850
Straps free.
St ToPHAM's, 1921 Penn. ave. NV.
Speer's Pure Port Wine, s5c. MErzeER's.'
For This Week all 25c Hosiery at l9c.
+. f. REPETTI & Co.,
jyl6-5t 149 Pa ave. sc.
Speed, Quiet and Lightness, all combine
10 boom the perfect No. 8.
WHEELER WILSON MFG. Co., 437 9th NV.
iy11-lm
fure blackberry Brandy, 75c. MErzaER's.s
Watches at Half Price,.
Having puroS ased the entire stock of Watches
OF dealer decling business we offer the pub-
lie a rare feast Of bargains. Among the lot
are:
Gents Solid Silver Stem winders, worth sl2,
for $3.50.
Ladies' lax. Gold Hunting Flgin Stem
Winders, Elegantly Carved, worth $50. for DO.
Gents lax. Gold Open Face American Stem
Winders for SO, and all other grades equally
as low.
r. HARRIS & Co.,
Vlo-6t 432 9TH st. NV.
Call and See the standard Of perfection.
Ihe most perfect Machine ever produced is the
Union. Office GOA 9Th st. n. W. jylS, Il, q, aus
Mr.. II. X. Helphenstine, Druggist at the
Portland, has secured the agency for Groves
Herb Extract. The absolute cure for malaria.
apl6-lw&s4m
Washington Safe Deposit Co., e16 Pa.
ave. Bates rented; 90 per year. my4-4m
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Splendid Claret, 25c. Lemons. isc. dog.
1ts Mrrzoxn's
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Speed, Quiet and Lightness, all combine
10 boom the perfect No. g.
WHEELER q WILSON MIRO. Co., 437 9th NV.
iy11-lm
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Il. III, Townsend
major and chief of engineers, ]. s. Smithmeyer
major and surgeon general, J. o. Stanton
major and inspector general rifle practice, j. NJ
Pollard; major and judge advocate, G. G. Cole
captains aids-de-camp, d. E. N. Peixotto,
Frank Aldrich. and T. l.. Jeffords.
First regiment-Col. William G. Moore. com.
handing; first battalion-Major W. NJ. Dalton,
commanding; Washington Light Infantry. Capt
John q. Cowie, company A; Capt. Burton r.
Ross, company b; Capt. John s. Miller, com.
pany ID; Capt. Charles II. Ourand, company c.
Second battalion-commander Major G. r. GA.
ref; company A, Corcoran Cadets. Capt. Z. c.
Edwards; company b. Marion Rifles, Capt. c.
i. Daily; company G, National Fencibles Capt
Q. 5. Domer; company ID, Logan Rifles, Capt.
Allan ID. Raymond. Third battalion-Major
i. y. Harrison, commanding; company A.
Union Veteran Corps, Capt. Frederick Thorn D.
son; company b, Capt. Michael Mahany; COM
pany c. commanded by First Lieut.. Frank
Clark; company d, Capt. Otto L. Suess.
Second regiment-Col Cecil Clay, com
handing; fourth battalion, Maj. E. R. Camp.
bell, commanding; company A, Capt. r. A.
| O'Brien; company b, Pension Office Rifles
Capt. William p Saville; company C, Lighi
Guards, Capt l.. Z. Buck; company d, Ord
way Rifles, Capt H. b. Durant Fifth battal
| ION, Maj: James A. Long, commanding; com
pany A, Washington Sharpshooters, Capt. z. G.
Benson; company b, Merchant Rides, Capt J
j. Costinett; company G, Columbia Rifles
Capt A. j. Robinson; company d, Capt. W. E.
Beagle. Sixth battalion, company A, Pos
Office Guards, Capt. J. W. +. Williams; com.
pany B, Treasury Department. Guards, Capt
| George A. Bartlett
| Colored troops-seventh battalion, Maj c.
A. Fleetwood, commanding; company A, Capt
Arthur Brooks; company B, Capt. William II
Lee. Eighth battalion, Maj. +. G. Revels
commanding; company A. Capt J. A. Perry
company B, Capt !. II Campbell
| Detached companies-Light Battery A, Capt
Arthur Yates; cavalry, FIRST separate company
| Lieut.. H. s. Barbour; ambulance company
| Lieut.. ID. Olin Leech
| CAMP NOTES.
Surgeon Gardiner, Of the third artillery, vii
give the hospital corps and ambulance corp
instruction in medical matters, and will alst
have an eye out for the health of the camp.
J Gen. 0rdway has appointed NJ. Charles
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Surgeon Gardiner, of the third artillery, will
give the hospital corps and ambulance corps
instruction in medical matters, and will also
have an eye out for the health of the camp.
Gen. 0rdway has appointed Nj. Charles
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CARROLL INSTITUTE will give a select ex.
cursion to Marshall Hall on Monday next. An
excellent musical entertainment will be given
on the grounds.
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$3.50 slO.25 s11.00 sl20o $500 sIL5o 1850
Straps free.
st ToPHAM's, 1881 Penn. ave. NV.
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For This Week all Csc. Hosiery at l9c.
/. 4. REPETTI q Co.,
jy16-5t I49 Pa ave So
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rmx runl,o SCHOOLS.

The public Schools closed fef the
summer vacation Yesterday. sad
teachers and pupils today enter upon
much needed fe>t Never we're the
public schools u a city conducted
nndsr greater lsadxantsees than have
been those % Seattle during the past
year, and never Il may h. added. have
public schools bten conducted more
ercIitahly or with greater advantage
to the pupils. since the principal
school building sas destroyed hy Ere
the schools of Seattle have been car.
ried en- sish some difficulty, hut they
have been carried % nevertheless. and
thai. Zoo, in a MANNER which reflects
credit apon the clty as well as npon
the superintendent ami CORPS of
teachers
The life 1T q teael'eg r. hard ouv
under any Circumstance. There IS
in 1t suaeh 81 tsil. mnsh 81 worry and
little Of compensation. The respoasi.
bihiy Is great one. and EVERY con-
Fcseatious teacher gee4s It O. lie So.
Upon the school yooM SEA ,ieerrv
less only than npen she hosne depends
tlm future of the repahllc \ teaebes
who Is nes eompegent. who Is not trse
Who is not faithful 30 the great trust
reposcd IN her. may lo tncAleulahle
Injury 81 her eeeutry and Is people
injury which il none the less great
because /, is uet iest Tor generation
after the mischief has, been lone.
The taseher. therefore. bears a re-
sponsihsllty Nh Cd Is shared cnsv ay
the parent, and WhssA esn he assured
BY no pledges IN sas shsf'e al, Hnan-
eial hon,is The community musg
take The teacher 80 Is 0nds bier aud
reross iall eopntsage iu Are irsviug
her to exert her ssvss sadusnte over
these placed ia bs9 e4ssFee io5 eess1 'Ssg
FOR evil a. heg ability er her saollua.
ton dictate Ana vIs,, e. there abe
viii assert ihai tbst .aau,ues rs uat
exertcsi for Eeoo $50 a thogss8d eases
Ter every one Sa wa.eh il g. exsstea
for essls
As the seachess }~- oa ts Sc.
spensshle one. Sc b. rase ;ae hess q
lahorioa oas Eas hess-o5 teachers
wosk are not mumeetv3 vth the
honss which sho sFeaas se gae sAsssi.
room. On she ceaissr, brr aosk is
ali hgs cessales-, She mast kgsp .s
Gar IN advance "a even ghe hf3sasesf -
These p.&ccd nndyF Lex tbai saev vs8
asser suspect tAag ss sssily se E@sag ef
know leslgc sstNesa hsr sna saea-
sesveS y among the lasssssla hes D4y
asaa assht slise tas Teacher IS tssA S,igs-
hss*s, ssaa Is - aaly a hen sac leaxes
the sssseelgsona log tl,e last gsssse lhas
she san say thas bsz sefA b. ds..sr
fhsn. toss. there s. tbs as.slrast utts. 81.
ssrins minds. hlyA = agaass $ NA.ss
ss.sl upon sAe sssvss e. wa a. ss.sa
the passsnee. Az Is -. 4 t.ss l...r.s
nte Is rot az snvsasle ass sn,t =.
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SeatiIe. Lake Shore l. Eas!era K.
TINE TABLE
many rNgyprr SF4kak

DAfEY ExcEPT SUNDAY
For suoqaalnie aud wsy I.ssiets leave
SIS a. m arrive ; T.. m. For Gilman aud
Way pnsfss. leave s:4S y. IN. I.sS u m ;
Iye SD =, M, ) ). IA For sTas en- "a
aud way points. leave SIS a IA 5:la p,
IN. arrive s.sJ a. m. 5y m. Ser Lake
Washington. Ra ennA p<gs and .s.H han
points. LEAVE s,ss y M, Istf j. IN arrive
$50 D. fl.. $50 =. 70. foT r - : alter. Ft.-
mont and saTban points. leave $50 a. ~.
w.t9 .. m i:8, IN Sis J.. IA. ar i've
or a. m, Has q. Ia.. $50 =. m, T.i0 p. III.
srSpAY TRAINS.
Far Snabousisa aurf way .a}afs. leave
5,ie ?, 81 arrive le,0s ~. sgsr Lake
Washington, yenna Park sud > b rs,sr
points. leave To- = IN, Itfa y n; arrive
II - - Ia. s p. m
*.onheet VI b sscsaler az FHian Bxy or
NeslSr Tor Husigi7fon sud Kirkland.
=. w. ktFF Uen PAS. AEt.
+. vs.. ., Haf.BHoOK, M-sssr~r
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kkraNUkEs~A FANfNER 8ETH At&F.
W ss ~ sesss s. stsa 81 s. lss7 e, j. q au
esEsKF m&s eoeA ass&ax cat g-ss
AP Is A = a., FC~s inse - s~e eee
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ns ~. snsss a..

kAANgEA lNMEtsAgEtS~~ lsAK sfN
" ss sga& bsss5sssss s9s - So
iestg ~@e #Sf& FSstassSssxFx so ssSsss 80
saFsas sstak A. sss - A. 81 s.ss.ass. $50
y A'Asa's.. s8seA. ssg~sssa
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steamers Will leave YesleT-s sisses for So
AIff.E-EuKF TOYS NSENp RDETF. carry.
tfsg the Z. :. Tusiis- Steamer EDITH lsav.s-
ssatJe every da., except Saturday, al 1913
2 n; strives NJ Pert Townsend Il 4. m
Returning, leaves Port Townsend at : a III. /.
ARRIVES Al Seattle al 3 p. 10.
SEATvTf. -NHATf-rN Route noat
every day. Steamer " ASElNGTON fesrine
dirs.eti leaves SEATTLE 81 !. IA, SUNDAYS
tuesday, and Thursdays arrives al What.
com AZ ~ ara. the next day Returning.
leaves Nhstcnra 81 n n. MONDAYS. we'd
nes'iay> ane Fridays arrives as seattle AZ ie
a. IN nex1 day.
steamer W. K. IERWIS. touching Al
IAtONNEk, leaves seattle IL 5 D. m. Mem
Gays. wednesdays and Fridays arrives al
y hateoin u ~ usSt day; returning, leaves
Hbsseofn a. : . IA, Tuesdays and Thurs
days: sundays ~ : q. m. strives Al seat
re u a. "a. next day Sundays, p. N.
tkO. :. JAE9bS, Ssergfar-.
D. b. JACKSON, President.
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A nsass sssGyensioL q sztkxs<@s Las
h~ea cAsssss 20 usees ~ the 4rrsafy 60.
EslszAy ssss4lng 10 place - nsasIzs-
ton 6 ticket 70 ls sosxd s0r - the
eagasux election. IL il 20 lie hoE*sa
that sals esnssnss0fl ~ssi be largely
attended AID TIA, there wiil be fab
Interchange Of opinions II = REPRE-
sessfstis. ttcsss u plaaed 10 the tsssa
and efsstsd there eAa bs 30 slosst
tAas daftas the eosusaa year the coarss
os k4afsas sasl lse enwsrsi ana aawarsI
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Steamship Itaha

will leave ssstffe IL A. m J1ne s, D. anAs 90
ser Puget ssEEsd and EFsyssss sssSnnahsd
Parts. and - II = u. June is, - sad July
ler Peytisna. ttregoa- cnGtax At Port
townsend. PORT Angeles. Eiesursa end A.
EoTsa vita freight ard pAss.s1xcrs-
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UNION TIeKIT OFFICE

Tickets 70 AL pssiGes vis Uafsa Pacific
0resuE -Ggrx line Canadian Pas1sc ard
Northern P4eiae Only cssses IN seattle
selling via all THE through tYe5es
y UApnf<E
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CANADIAN PACIFIC
RAILW Az.
THE TRUE
Transc0ntinenta. Route
BETWEEN
TIE PACIFIC AID 7Hg ATLANTIC


Its passenger equipment IS the finest III
the world, consisting OF Luxurious Sleep
ing Cars, having drawing, smoking and
bath rooms; Comfortable and clean Colo
mist Cars. with Free Sleeping Berths for
holders Of seeoTd-claSs tickets. aud the
most modern style OF Day Coaehes
It's Binlng Cars and hotels provide the
best quality of food, in unlimited quantity.
az reasonable rates
The variety and grandeur Of scenery
aiang Us line & nnegualed, and ia the de-
saiis "a track. train service, etc, nothing is
omitted that can add to the safety and
cstssiiart of NpEtsanS All IN all IL gives
the ttst and insEst seFyieable line OF travel
whether fer business or pleasure. between
Portland, Tacoma, Seattle. Victoria arid
al Pacific Coast points. aud Winnipeg.
Minneapolis. 81. Paul. Chicago. 81. Louis
OttswS. Toronto. Montreal Boston Ney.
YORK. and all Eastern cities
THROUGH TICKETS arg issued "a ali
principal points ia the United States, Can
a'fa. and Europe, a. lowest rates
For detailed information apply 10 the
following agents os the eosnpaisy.
c. q. NcCoRD. 6 Washington street,
Portland. Oregon; r. W. IcGTSSESS. Seat
tie, W. I. +. Z. ELLIS, Tacoma, " T.:
ID T. BROWN, Assistant General Frcigh,
and Passenger Agent. Vancouver, h. G.
pandenee rsspeetfliis solicited
EsnatifAa Pacific Co xsssSsotstsse
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Island Transportation Co.
HERBERT 2. BgEcREB. Aansgsr.


The stessaer J. 3, LIBBY. He.berg =
Bs~eheE. nsRsfcr. lesvpS -ezffie every Snt4
day sfrs YBgalr 81 = a hsF fVrt fnwp~tfts 2
sud the san fnsn islands. frnFa y I'll, IL =
wharf l. sVes Port foN rseAd - - = m.
every Sou8-s, Ne uesgEs sHd fstasy fsss
whetc0nE. eslsfRv ~ SMITH : sisud. anG
Richardson's laeafheF Perm ft8ngf a ray ~
lopez. FRIDAY HsrhF y. Msplr sssu Nsssas
g,siug north ssa rNuTsday safag ss.ath
kassas Barber. Orcss. and Etst ~t.asssi
Returning leaves hsfeofa Il n
TUESDAYS. Filerss9ays aud SafnFdssS On
the Saturday trsp the ihSy go~S through
To SEATTLE Fare from Port Towass-ur =,
~estflc. 81. t'util farther ucrise. pssss.p.
gsFs or fesishs fFora Sesftle for The lssansis
oy tn. t4ahy's "Wednesday stia Ffiday tFifs
viii f.e "a rsed on the Washington STEAM
t~sst i Tran sppEtatioa G q. : sseafaeT Ediit
70 Port Townsend 90 Tnesfssy ard Thur
CAV nights snd transferred .firees ~ the
Libby. On shsse devs he W : st Co
will issHe tickets an9 Oil freight saWcxt
TO 1esiiEs'ion
HER ERT =. REECHER. Manager.
J. A. HATFIELD. Agent. Ss.stfis.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-04
DISSOLUTION or foPsRTxEasffTr.


NOTICE Is HERrBY GlyES THAT
~ the firm al Williams Il smith. avshi-
TEL Is, oi the ciiY OF Portland, Or, Ia hi
CAV dissolved By rnsttIisl consent, A. L.
smith re ring iheresrosa
All work Va be flushed snd the bsss-
ness continued af the old ofsiee by % l.
wi AasBs aud r VIII ans, Guder ;he frm
nam. Of y William 4 Williams. and they v i'll
collect AL seeouDts snd pay ell liabssif
Of the old arm. u. l. Williams r. viii
isuss, i L. smith
N0TiCE Il HEREBY GIVEN TIL +
~ tbe eFns OF Bsaere i kFaiz Nas iisen
ghtS ssas dissolved ami an ssponuting ard
settiefaenf bad between the embegs af
said Fra. Iasf Ia pursuance az said
settlement, J. T, bsdere, eise 81 the mem
eers OF said arn as ,atass al the Liabilities
OF Ssl' Ffm sid has become the owner Of
Anil u ei titled - u the proIargy Grd
assets nj said erin Al aceoGs due the
itrna must b. settled with MIN ~ ouce
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