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no SAN FRANCISCO
And all points in
CALIFORNIA
viathe Mt shasta route Il
THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
The only route
THROUGH CALIFORNIA
To all points
EAST AND SOUTH
xHx SCENIC ROUTE OF THE PACIFIC ceAs2
PULLMAN BUFFET sLEEPERA
PULLMAN TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Attached to express trains. arording superior 90.
commodatIons Tor seccnd-ciass passengers
For rates, tickets sleeping car reservations
etc, call upon or address
THOMAS A. GRAHAM District Passenger Agent
ITO South Tenth street. Tacoma Wash
T.. p. ROGERS. Assistant General Freight and
Passenger Agent Portland. Or.
STEAMERS.
DACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from Seattle ~ follows,
For San Francisco via Port Townsend and Vic
toria: At y p N. passengers received on board as
6n mi August IL, ID, II, 70 and 81.
For Alaska August 16. 81
From San Francisco for victcra snd PUGET
Sound ports: At q m. August :, 8, ID, 18, 23
and 2a
Tickets may be obtained at the once Of the com
pany, at Ocean dock, Seattle.
GooDAL. PERKINS d co,
General Agents, San Francisco
81. MCCLELLAN. Superintendent Seattle.
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CAUTION-The Histogenetic Me-,
cines are sold in but one agency in each
town. The label around the bottle bears
the following inscription: "Dr. J. Eugene
Jordan, Histogenetic Medicine" Every
other device is a fraud.
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HAVE YOUR TROUSERS MADE BY COON,
IL trousers maker. We make nothing else. The
building corner Front and Columb a
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DR. JORDANS OFFICE
Is at the residence of Ex-Mayor
Yesler, Third and James.

Consultation and prescription abso-
lutely FREE.
Send for free book explaining the Histo-
genetic system.
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.
Prospects Of an Advance i'm
Pork and Mutton.
GRAIN AND FEED MARKET QUIET.
Jobbfng Trade Beginning to Resume It's
Former Activfty-Dairy Butter
Scarce.
TIDES AT SEATTLE HARBoa FOR The WEEK BE-
GINNING WEDNESDAY, AUGUST II.
HIeH WATER

TIDES AT SEATTLE HARBos FOR THE WEEK BE-
GINNING WEDNESDAY. AUGUST L.
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THE elise INVESTMENT COMPANY.
i Capital stock sS0o,oo0
Investments made in farm lands, acre tracts resi-
dence and business property
Statistical matter upon application.
J. ". elise, President n W. HEsGISs Treas
9 n SHLAFE, Vice Pres IL R. elise Secretary
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COLUMBIA RIVER AND PUGET SOUND
~ Navigation Co.
TIME CARD FOR 1891
Commencing "Wednesday. fully
PASSENGER STEAMER FLEETwOOn
SEATTLE AND TACOMA ROUTE
Making round trips daily per following time
table:
The most convenient dock 10 all street car lines
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SEATTLE, Aug. II, 1891
Exchanges at Seattle clearing house today
amounted 70 sl3S, 1861 The balances were
q 40 0as 2e
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TACOMA Is COMING.
Opening Of Baseball Season
Will Bring 4 Crowd.
The TEAM HARD At PRACTICE.
1omerrow's Game 70 be Holly Contested
-Grounds In Coed Condition-Ths
MISUNDERSTANDING Notes.

The Seattle baseball team II hard at work
pfaeucfng TO. tomorrow's game, when they viii
be pitted against the Tacomas in the opening
contest of the championship season.
Twice day, when the weather permitted.
Powell has had his men at the Madison street
ground, and drilled them both in fielding and
In batting. In the former the men seem to
jump Into harness rs naturally - II there had
been no interruption during the winter to cause
them to rrow rusty, and their work seems -
clean g Is Il apt to be At the end OF the
season In battery, however. the practice
they have had does mot count for
much. Every day each man has taken
his turn 1t the bat and struck at swift pitching,
but the proper drill in this respect can only be
had when In championship game the player
facss an opposing pitcher who puts forth every
EFFORT TO retire him.
From their manner Of handling themselves at
the bat IT seems probable that the Seattles viii
prove strong batting team. Every man steps
TO the plate with a confident air and hits at the
ball In business-like way. Such methods -
these are sure 10 develop hitters.
The result OF tomorrow's game Is NOW the alb
eorbing topic OF conversation among the "ians. /"
IL Is understood that the Tacomas viii bring
over large delegation to shout for them, and
lively times are promised at the park.
The batteries have not yet been announced,
but It Is likely that Camp and Snyder win be In
the points for Seattle, and March and Cody for
Tacoma
The warm sun Of the past few days has dried
out the grounds with the exception of few
small holes in right field, which have been
filed with standing water. Although the sur
face Is somewhat rough, tie use Of the roller
and scrapcr win soon put it In excellent condi-
ton.
SANDY" McDermott left Denver on Saturday
night and win reach Seattle in time to umpire
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~ ALTON WARNS sorcorrERs.

1a11seaas May BE Prosecuted for Con-
splracy-Jay Gould Cutting Rates.
cAIcA0o. April ia new phase Of the con-.
osvesy between the Alton and Eastern lines
- he commission question IL introduced In =
oealar issued today BY the passenger depart
mt Of the Alton. It is addressed TO all con-
1lefions, and contains all the correspondence
0the subject, An interesting feature II copy
qtAe letter signed By General Solicitor Brown,
i ihs Alton. declaring that in his opinion
Umher of railway companies have no legal
~ to combine together and take concerted
Nann to interrupt the business Of the Al
- and the penalty Of its refusal to enter
- any contract with them In such
. combination amounts, in Law, to .
oepincy. He suggests that It will be well for
0onanagement to notify each boycotting line
A0e purpose OF the Alton to hold them legally
3ponsible for the consequence of their action.
1gs1l Passenger Agent Charlton notifies them
eoecrdinsly, that they will be held responsible
Many damage which may result II remains
~ zen what the Eastern roads have to say to
- aUument
s. b rumored In railroad circles that the
nouri Pacific will not be represented at the
ling Of the advisory board OF the Western
= association tomorrow, as Jay Gould II in
Southwest, and Vice President CLARK in
~. II the meeting Is ignored by the
pony Il eau mean nothing else than the
p1ution Of the association ct even an earlier
than visa generally predicted. The charges
Nsecutsing recently made against the Mis-
q Pacific were 10 be investigated q the
Deting.
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ANOTHER ELECTRIC CURE.


OysDonfoa-
Editor Oreeunian: commenced Elec-
tic and home treatment with Dr.. DarTin
November 4. for general nervous debility,
dyspepsia and heart trouble. At the time
1 commenced vas not able TO do any
Kind Of labor. but now l am able to do :
pretty good days work have received
great benefit from DR.. Darrin's new mode
Of cure. Hoping this card will be benefi-
cial to others similarly afflicted, l give
my name publicly. -
Rockford, Wash.
Moro Electric Cures By DR.. Darrfn.
Geo. Schmith, Astoria. deafness. cured.
Rev. ]. e. Coenour, Portland, Or: SKIN
disease, cured.
Miss Maggie synhoest. La Grande, Or;
cross-eye. cured.
Isaac Thompson, In Center, WASH;
deafness, cured in i've minutes
W. T. Binkiey, Centraiia, Wash. sciatic
rheumatism, restored.
J. T. George. Gleneden. Wash; chronic
rheumatism, tive years. cured.
Mrs. Mary A. Johnson, AcNinnville.
Or; deafness many years, restored
rheumatism in its worst form, cured.
Henry Won Helms, Sandy, Or; cancer
of the nose and cAtarrk, cured.
Dr. Darrin treats all durable chronic,
acute and private diseases, blood taints,
lost or failing manhood, nervous debility,
effects of error. or excuses in old or young,
loss of memory, diseases caused by mer-
curry in the improper treatment of private
diseases. and never published in the papers.
Office 70Is Washington street, Portland,
Oregon. Hours 8 a. m. to p. m. daily.
Examination free and confidential; ques-
ton blanks and circulars sent gratis to
any address. Patients cured at home after
one visit to the doctors Office
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- 80OU001O men WH1 6O01 no
Dosy n the Kootcnay Country.
~ Spokane Reviesp says: Cyrus X. Burns. Of
- hrm Ct Burns & Chapman, contractor for
- tuf1ding Of the Great Northern Railroad,
o1 - Restes reporter yesterday that ct tho
unt tine there are only about 800 men at
0uk sAbout the drst OF May we viii have
11out ann men at work along the line" con-
Gnued II. Burns. "A few days ago we sub
ouatracsed shout twenty miles Of the road, and
6a lsw dsys many more miles viii be sub-let
Atpgepeut there are many men idle, owing to
- vaEjous contractors falling TO clear the right
GfNay = that the work of grading can 20 on.
"1he NoEk q building the road ID being done
= mptdly pomihle. and unless some unfore-
seen acci1e1t eccurs the road will b. finished At
~ tlm9 speelned in the contract. Just - soon
~ euCAta&VQ has been cleared = large force
0u1pm - PIT to work grading the road,
Nhiob m ~ hurried % fast as possible" When
~ ~ road would enter Spokane, Mr..
1lg1s shat b. did not know.
- sepHt that the Great Northern viii en-
- opck1ns BY way Of the Little Spokane"
- - q the engineers yesterday, "will IN
1euncoG1y prove correct. The work Of survey
~ ~ road to the mouth of the Little Spokane
NUeompletcd Wednesday afternoon. and we
- BOW remove our camp to Chattaroy."
- information gathered elsewhere It was
1m0ed that Chattaroy was n Tar as the Great
pm(hern would extend at present, the entry
- Spokane from that place being made over
ooepOkane 4 Northern road.
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TO PROGRESS.
1ndrance to Northern Pa
ef1lc improvements.
obstructive DRAwBRipoE.
- MeHenry Tells why work L
xea-Nsw Cables On lGaAfsen
nereet-BIg Landslide.

= ueHenry, principal assistant engineer
Hortheru Pacific railroad. was In the city
~ 1ookin~ into the condition Of work on
- tssninals and the Belt line. In re-
So = suspension of work on the terminal
~ said to . PosT-IxTELLIGExcER re-
sWe have no intention to suspend
1neps fhau temporarily, but matters have
nnch point that we cannot continue
he war department has ordered
- hufId : drawbridgs across the
ennol Of tho Duwamish, because
I'll Mil Company claimed that IL was
- nayigation. The fact Il that boat
- there about once year. The regular
~ fhe war department require such .
= e ten feet above high tide, which
lruYseen feet in all to the level of the
Gnch bridge would be costly In cen
md operation sun, we would build
526 + csdef to reach such An elevation We
h6Bc to begin raising our track such .
"a eaeh side Of the bridge that our yard
heapofled and be absolutely useless. Our
uoud Be far above the level of the
11 4 the point selected for our yards, and
11o1uinx land, which Mr.. LAdd says ID
valuable for manufacturing purposes,
- - reached a. conveniently - jt could
rack were on the level Of the ground.
Nuthern Pacific 10 not alone interested
SO uatter. The final decision In our case
r. precedent. The Union Pacific viii
= hnild adrawbfidgc: 30 will the Com
stxee8 motor line; 90 win the city, when
- boundarfes are extended and 1t Il pro-
800 g extend the streets from the tide fats 70
~ land up the yslley. A draw bridge
1611 haye to be built wherever street crossed
Glannel and the streets would simply be
t&As instead Of thoroughfares
~ uu department may declare this chan
e1oped, II We can show that IL would BE- 4
= public advantage. II IL only slough or
an1 instead Of leading out TO open water,
&lnos into blocks and streets. Tho west chan
fbthe only one recognized q navigable By
Sl6zbor line commission and we are ready 70
- draw over It.
~ propose to put extensive and expensive
olnIs up here 70 accommodate our freight
- and TO remove the bulk Of that business
49, yaEda But We cannot carry ont our
= unlen We can get an outlet on Railroad
- 70 the north and can cross this channel
0eIsyel Il . matter of importance to other
I losds and to the city Of Seattle q we'll - the
1gtem Pacific railro ID"
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Al one Of the concerts given here by Musin,
In which he is supported by his eminent COM
pany. he viii play the celebrated "krcutxer
Sonata" This piece alone will be the means of
attracting a very large number OF Seattls's must
cal people aud also those who do not claim 10 be
musical This now celebrated sonata was COM
posed by Beethoven and dedicated 70 Kreutxer,
q French violinist of the Sixteenth century.
The great musician and composer. Beethoven.
did not know. when he arranged the compost
ton, that il would form q name for the world
renowned novel. The music OF this sonata. as
played by Musin. 10 said 70 be most enchanting
Both the public and critics have raved oyer ii;
wherever Musin has PLAYED It.
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3AsT MADISON STREET CABLE.
VIII BE Stretched On the Surface
Raxaxn


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Beware.
~ o'clock tomorrow morning the Madison
lseecsoic road will be thoroughly fitted out in
eeew suit Of cables. The cable on the west end
ne road was stretched ON Saturday night,
- that on the cas-. end viii be run through the
nut tonight, without the use OF any horse
pUes
Cus viii stop running at midnight tonight
- thc reel being placed at tho western ter
nns Of the road on West street the cable will
eafached TO dummy at tina, point That car
- then be hauled by cable TO the power-hoase,
p xing the new cable after IL on the surface OF
ground. The old cable on the east end OF
ped will then be cut and the new one spiiced
Another car will run down the
enc OF the road dragging ont the old east
0oie on the surface, aud thereby hauling
- new cable on the opposite track OF the
sno. When it has made the circuit Of the
division the end OF the new cable will
keued through manhole and wound on the
TIE power honse ready to haul cars.
20 cable will be spread on the surface BE-
tne tracks on the east end of the line
g sne new and old cables will be travelling
- sae surface for several hours after md
ssSen persons passing along or crossing Madison
~ them.
- ~ swo Madison street cables thus replaced
among the longest lived in this city
i 49, emo rope has been in use one year and
sVs, ana the east end rope nine and q
mas. that being the time the two diyi-
oeen IN operation. The west end
ssns KOS pounds, aud is ia,elo feet
= o.iW fee, long.
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History OF . Week.

Columbus, one week old! Twelve houses, with
owners waiting for them, and fifty more that
viii be built as rapidly as possible. Over 400
lots and seventy-iiye houses sold in one week.
Stores. school. postotiice. town hall and first
class water supply provided for and soon to be
in operation A magnificent public park that
will be handsomely improved. Lovely sites al
ready selected for fine dwellings Five hundred
houses 10 be built by the company. No better
class of residents will be found anywhere than
you viii have for neighbors at Columbia.
Remember that on the cooperative plan you
get house and lot cheaper than you can buy
for cash
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Gymnastic Exhibition.

At o'clock tonight the youths class OF the
Young Mems Christian Association will give a
gymnas:ic exhibition in their hall. The ex-
hihition will represent the usual class drill in
Guiding frce-hand work. dumb bell drill. Indian
club drill, horse vauiting. parallel bars, high
jumping, bar vaulting and pyramids.
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The Hant reed to Portland.

me Vancouver C0inmbS6n says: Last Friday
party OF railroad surveyors were here. They
are said to be Hunt Surveyor, and have been
surveyfng along the north bank OF the Columbus
river f0f the last six months. This 10 the final
location, and they say the road win be built
soon The line follows the river Just above
high water mark, runs through the towns of La
Camas and WazhouxaL II viii enter this city
on Fifth street from the east after following the
street short distance, II turns slightly to the
north. running diagona!ly across the park, and
n northwesterly direction through the city
The Northern Pacific will build this road, and
there f. every indication that il viii be built
soon
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= 1enae1lde Does Mueh Damage On
ers Iownsen1 oouthern Road.
esg hndslide occurred on the Port Townsend
- oslss1n iatlfoad on Sunday. The earth on the
iafeof biu3 about 80 feet hixh on the shore Of
fof1 discovery bay, which had been loosened by
fecens heavy rainGtoFms, slid down and covered
me lrack ior distance of 5000 yards The track
mas osen laid around the slide, and large force
@ men are digging sway the great mans Of
fallen esgth.
sy hurley, foreman on the road, yesterday
hired about 100 iaborers in this city. and win
sake fAsm down the road this morning
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4 New Canadian Pacific Branch.

So !xsAL, April ls.-Talk in financial
100 ay was that the loan effected in
GSu y the Canadian Pacific, of ST.
.,e' IS per cent, was to the Mime
e- q Paul Il Saul,e Ste Marie rail-
1ne Canadian Pacific company
IN - cs the loan upon the road, which
sure Its control.
ls.sss :. So April Ia Particulars OF the ceal
nie,. - eanadian Pacific and the Manitoba
- = were made public today. The
- ~ scanc having failed in its contract
svernment 70 build an extension 20
q Canadian Pacific viii receive
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
rHE sNoorArxrr.

Jas Entwistie. sr. Tolt Jas Entwis.le, ir. Tolt
Mona h Brown. Edm'ds Theresa Miller. Seattle
swan Burgan, Gala tharlcs Q Warner. City
James " scott. City VI Adams, Winsor, Yer
Henry Allen, Bead A 6aus. Tacoma
Messenger, Portland ii Anderson. Fremont
WA Mcfarland. Frem't X Armstrong, Portland
q Cfoycs, san Fran f & Taher. Marysyilie
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shippine IuteIIirence.

San Francisco, April is-Arrived-str. G. ".
Elder, Portland; ship McNear, Seattle. Depart
ed-Sfr state o. California. Portland: str Mayo,
Seattle. str. Arago, Coos Bay; str. Point Lo-
ma, Grsy's Harbor: bk. ST.. Lets, Nanaimo.
Cleared-Ssr City of Mexico, Seattle: str. Houn-
siow Nansimo
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SAN FRANCISCO, April ls--Judge Levy today
rendered decision in the habeas corpus case of
George futile, a book-maker, arrested at the
time OF the passage by the board of supervisors
OF an ordinance compelling pool rooms to close.
The court holds that section TO- article IL. of the
state constitution, clearly applies TO the case.
and that the ordinance in question is valid. He
accordingly denied the petition for q habeas
corpnS, and remanded the prisoner into the Gus
tody of the sherir
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roday's Weather.

san FRaNcIsco. April 1s.-Forecast till 8
o. m. Tuesday for Washington: Fair
weather, excer, light rain at Spokane !.
north to east winds. cooler.
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The Postal Telegraph Company yesterday be-
gan the construction Of line of two wires along
the Bellingham Bay British Columbia rail-
ROAD from Whatcom to Sumas, distance Of
twenty-five miles At sumss the line joins one
which viii be built to that point along the Ca
madam Pacific line from Mission, and another
which has been built along the Lake Shore road.
AZ present there Is only one wire to Beliingham
BAY along the Fairhaven 4 Southern road.
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Baseball 1t Walla WaIla.

wALLA wALLA, April Is = Especial 1.-THE
third game Of ball between the Walla Wallas
and Troop A Sunday was witnessed by 1000
people. It was the most closely contested ever
played in this city. Fletcher, Walla Wallas
pitcher, struck out thirteen men, and Bird,
pitcher of Troop A, ten. The walla wallas,
however, played an almost errorless game, and
won by q score of 4to0.
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Baseball Keeps People From Church.
CIxcISxArI. April lS.-The Methodist minis
tiers of Cincinnati took action at their meeting
this morning looking toward the preventing OF
the American Association from playing baseball
In the city on Sunday. A committee was ap-
pointed to ask the mayor to cooperate in en-
forcing the law against Sunday games
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steamer Arrivals.

ANTWERP. April i3-Nordland, New York
LONDON, April ia-Svitzerland, Philadelphia;
Iydiau Monarch, New York.
NEW YORK. April is.-Normardie. Havre; An
choria, Glasgow; Arizona, Liverpool.
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DENVER, April l3.-The following telegram
was received here last night from San Francisco:
81 withdraw my offer TO back Hall against Fitx-
simmons, as Hall has proven unreliable. leave
for Australia by the next steamer.
Jog HARRIs"
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SSoHoxsH, April 1aHSpecial- THE oreani-
snohomish. There are several fne players
among the boys of this town, and nine can be
selected that. with little practice, would be an
honor TO a much larger city than this Also the
reorganization of the baud 10 much talked of.
There are some fine musicians among the band
boys of this city, and II Is to BE- hoped that they
will reorganixe and stick 20 1t this time, a. .
good band has much 70 do with driving away
the duh monotony OF small city.