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TIE CossunrRs Or Fancy F1ouu

HE CONSUMERS Or Fancy FLou,
Can buy Cream Blend" Flour of the followinI
grocers. 1t is the only recognized Blendet
Flour the market and . trial will con
in USE Wholesale by b. b. EAKSsAAw HkO.
Washington. d. g.
J. E. CONNOLLY. ses 1stn.w.
R. L. MAIN. 1892 14thn.w
H. B. DULEY. 1900 S5thn.w
g. W. GOLDEN. 1904 29th nv.
R. P. WHITE. 1l3S l2thn.w
J. L. HAMMACK. 500 9Th NV.
F. NJ. DAVIS. cor. 7th and Fn.a
ROBERT WHITE, IT., 800 9th NV.
A. c. KAMMERER. 130 lstnw
W. F. AUTH BRO. cor. ID and Ind ava nv.
E. HOGAN. 6O1 N. J. ave. NV.
JOHN H. ONTRICH Sol 9Th NV
WILLIAM KERR. 18th and Fnw.
JOHN NJ. BUCKLEY. cor. 21st and NM.
Mrs. A. J. MARSHALL. 1730Lnw.
CHAs. BUTT. 1920 thin
STEER BROS. 1000 On.w
R. A. CLAYTON. 1OODs.w
+. A. NEWMAN BRO. $40 ~ st. aw.
]. c. DE ALLEY. 7OS 7ths.w.
II. NJ. DE ALLEY. cor. Sth ana Hsy
Mrs. ANNIE BURKE. S29 7ths.w
EMIL SPAIN. cor 9Th and Ls.w
A. ]. SANFORD BRO. El2 Unionaw.
S. L. DENTY. 100 3ds.w.
THOS. HAWKINS. cor. ~ and NAV.
]. B. PROUT. All Ks.w.
c. v. WOODBRIDGE. 600 ethaw.
". A. L. HUNT. sol 4ks.w
JAMES FERRY. Al N. ]. ave. nv
B. 3. BADEN. SD Csc.
L. F. LUSBY. 7sS2 East Capitol st.
JNO. T. SCHNEIDER, 2l3 Ultima
NJ. j. SCHNEIDER. 7:2 Nd ave- IA
BERNARD WALLS. cor Sd and Cna
R. Z. MILES. 273dn.e
s NJ. xfL chAfK kk s9f tt .a al
BRISON NORRIS, sol H ne.
]. c. LIPPOLD. 9Th and Boundaryn.H.
HAGAN BROS, 18th and g q. ".
JOHN L. cox, st. Market
JOHN 2. LOVE. 1884 l4thn.w.
p KENNEDY, cor. 9th and Bs.a
Q. L. WOOD. cor 18th and On.w.
W. ii. SUITE, cor. ID and Csc
SAMUEL LEE, 123 Az .w
HUNT WARD, ABB 9th s.v
ANACOSTIA GROCERY CO.. Anscostis. DO.
D. ]. BUCKLEY, 523 2ist n. ".
I. J. MONCURE, 9Th and A sts. So
JACOB RIEHL 9Th and H SITS. n. ".
p. +. NELIGAN. 81 and E Sta. n. O. n19-a am
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81 don't want any Office now myself" said
Col kilgore the other day. land up to date
there has been but one man in NV district who
applied for outside Office, and 1 am against
him"
There comes Congressman Springer-the tall
man with the carBaIion IN his buttonhoIe-with
his delegation of Illinois aspirants. 1t is in
deed, an OF day when Mr.. Springer doesn't
drop in some time before shutdown. Two to
one he will get into the Presidents room be-
fore we vill-nOt that he will do anything IN
seemly. for he is the most courteous of men,
but be has that euterprising way which enables
him TO get there while other men are still 90
batting within themselves whether it is yet tine
70 move The newspaper men swear by 9Ir.
Springer. for. while he Is a wary man and pru-
dent, yet he knows news when he sees it and
does not hesitate to ''giye up when it is proper
to do so. which is a great deal mo-e than many
other public men do.
The short, thick set man st-olhng in with his
ouch b: pulled down slsntwise over the left
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THE HAMILTON MIRACLE.
The Case Investigated by a Globe
Reporter.

The Facts Fully verified-One OF the Most
Remarkable Cases On Record-A Man Pro-
nounced by Eminent Physicians Perma-
nently Disabled Fully Receivers Fac.
smile OF the Check for 81 900 Paid by
Royal Templars OF Temperance for Total
Observation-Disclosures Of visitors.
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GRATEFUL-COMFORTING.
Epps.s Cocoa.
BREAKFAST.

''By thorough KNOWLEDGE of the ural laws which
govern the operations OF digestion and nutrition and BY
careful application of the fine properties Of we'll
selected Cocoa Mr.. Epps has provided reakfsst
save us many heavy doctors bills Is by the iudE
be gradually built up until strong enough to re-
sist every tendency to disease Hundreds Of subtle
maiadies hostin, around ready attack whe,-
ever there Is weak point We n,sy escape many .
fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with
pure blood and properly nourished frame. ~ Civil
Service Gazette"
Made simply with boiling water or milk Sold only
in half-pound tins by Grocers. labeled thus:
JAMES EPPS CO.. Homeopathic Chemists Lon
don. ENGLAND. 1e25-s m tu1y
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OCLD YOU LIKE TO
come to the White
House on a busy NOM
ing. when the President
is besieSed by Congress
men and Office seekers.
enter with the crowd
and see how Mr.. Cleve-
land handles three or
four hundred people,
hearing their pleas.
listening to their plsti-
tudes and sending each
man aUav satisfied that
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Washington, d. Co.

Insubordinste Policemen Dismissed.
special session was held by the Camden
police commissioners Thursday, and Policemen
Ripley, Bond and Anderson were dismissed from
the force. The discharged officers had been &C.
cused Of INSTRUMENTATION.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

WAsHINGTON sTEAMBoAT CO., LIMITED"
w From eth st. ferry wharf
Steamer Wakefield on MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS
and ATURDAYS at 2 a. n. for Nomigi creek Va.
THUkSUAYs and SUNDAYS (Se~ schedule.
Steamer i. V. Arrows,ntl SUNDAYS att m.
for all landings. Leave kinss!e at II m on MON
DAYS for return Landings to Colonial Beach thence
to Alexandra; arrive az Washington a m. TITES-
DAY On WEDNESDAY at ?. m for AieIsndria.
Kinsale at Il m. on THURSDAYS for return iandinss
and arrive at Washington 3 m. FRIDAY. (Ses
schedule.) c. W. RIDLEY
mh9u General Managar.
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Weary of Being a Hslpless Inx>li,

Weary of Being q Helpless Invalid.
James +. Morsell, sged sixty-seven. who had
been q helpless invalid for years, killed himself
by shooting some time during Thursday night
in the ST. Denis Hotel, New York, where he bad
lived for years.
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SAW DIR. CLEVELAND.
Scenes at the White House During
the Rush of Callers.
GOING WITH THEIR MEMBER,

A Typical Day at the Executive Mansion
Congres~men Who Get Ina Western
Delegation and Its Interview with the
President.
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There nearest the door leading into the Pres
HINTS room Is Senator Voorhees, OF Indiana
";he tai sycamr re OF the Wabash" His nick
name does not be.ie him. fO- he has recently
been welding long POLE among the Official per-
sInnrIons and knocking down several fat and lus-
clOas ones The sns.ll-statUreG man beside him
l. his colleague. Senator II-1Ie. They usually
bun: la pairs when searching for official game.
SenatOr Turtle Is an accomplished Enguist and
can speak seven languages. And vet Mr..
President. he cant SPEAK English well enough
20 &c; Gie tins arP0iI. tInent. said Ind;anian
the osher 0sv wh-n senator Turpie introduced
him To the President.
The dlstlEcCe-!Oo&inSp person standing IN easy
attitude next 90 VOORHEES, with the short. light
co!o-ed military c.C..E thrown carelesslv over
has shoulder l. Senator joe Blackburn of
hentucAy- He Is frequent visitor at the
White House and Is usually accompanied By
several hentucSiaas. all sIx-footers, with de-
signs ON the internal revenue branch Of the
government.
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his own case is TO be given particular attention
BY the executive?
This is a good place to study human nature
and you can see some queer Outcroppings.
SelfshneSs. of course, is found in large
s:reaks. with numerous cross veins OF gall
and cheek; servihty and obsequiousness are not
missing. while on the other hand there are
indications of paving quantities Of independ-
ence and sterling integrity
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-01

Anybody can recognize that stalwart white
haired man there with the white mustache and
goatee as Col BUCK k,l-ore Of Texas. He is
I'D here nearly every day. for he is the best
nssured fellow IL tie world about introducing
ANXIOUS Office seekers we desire a word with
the President. lie simply presents them, RE
spectfu;ly submitted without comment Is the
Recommendation be gives them and then leaves
them 20 hoe their own row with the President.
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SPEAKER CRISP.

Over there by the window is Speaker Crisp
with party OF Georgians There is something
IN the makeup OF these men. the long black
coats the soft wide-brimmed hats they carry
under their arm. the cut of the beard and the
twirl of the mustache that bespeaks them to
be southerners- Speaker Crisp comes up nearly
every cav with a new party Of Geo-gians.
Sometimes they look anxious and eager but he
never seems disturbed ard he is the same
courtly. genial fellow to all ever willing to lend
q helping hand TO what they think are their
chances-whe:hert they have any chances or not.
Now he is telling JOKE TO Congressman
'Catehings and directly he will steer his Georg-
ians into the Presidents presence, saw some
thing pleasant about each of them and then go
away TO come back tomorrow with more Georg
iaus ulayhap.
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DRUNKENNESS OR THE LIQUOR HABIT POS
" ITIYELY CURED BY ADMiNISTERING DE.
HAINES' GOLDEN SPECIFIC.

II can be given in cur q. coffee tea or In food
without knowledge Of the patient II b absolutely
harmless and Will effect permanent and speedy cure
whether she patient Is moderate drinker an alco
hoc wreck 1t has been given in Thousands of cases
and In every instance perfect cure has followed M
NEVER FAILS. The system oncs imprsgn,ted with
the SPECIFIC IL becomes utter iuposs5isy sor sns
liquor appetite 70 exisr.
GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO.. Prop'rs. Cincinnati, O.
AS-pa9s boox Of particulars free. To bs mad Of
+. 9. WILLIAMS & CO. + and 9Th SITS. n. ".
And 8. +. WARE, Druggist,
Under Ebbttt House.
jA7tu. IN. s-ly N1Sniuatup. n q,
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side OF his face il Senator Vest Of Missouri He
does not have much to say to the people who
recognize and bow to him. but gravely returns
their saiutatlon and passes on to get close to
the door. He is playing lone hand in the
missouri patronage game and has pretty good
hand TO draw to. for he holds the balance OF
power between the rabid free silver men and
the anti-silverites on the Senate finance COM
mlttee. and he isn't letting any tricks get away,
either
There's Senator Smith of New Jersey, Con-
yresSmen McCreary. Enioe. Richardson. Caruth.
hcNllllin, Stone OF Kentucky. the two Virginia
Senators. Daniel and Hunton and dozen
other notables. all pretty regular attendants at
the White House in the interests of their con-
stItuents, who will not give them peace. neither
rest nor comfort, while this patronage shuttle
IL on.
II THE PRESENCE.
But Capt. Loeffer has beckoned to the west
ern party to enter. The door swings open and
they are in the presence Of the chief executive.
Some of the party look as if they would like to
bolt and run. but they soon find that the Presi-
dent is not a dragon. He is not bit austere,
but stands up beside his desk and greets his
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GOING " WITH THEIR ''nEMBER."

Let's follow this group of men now ascend
ing the main stairway to the Presidents Office
on the second floor. They have come from the
west to advocate thsir own or their friends
claims to office and are being escorted into the
presidential presence by their member"
The member walks at their head and pushes
boldly into the cabinet room. which is used as
ante chamber to the Presidents Office dur
ing the morning receptions. The gentlemen
from the west SHOW signs OF embarrassment as
they draw near 10 the sacred precincts of the
chief magistrate room. They marvel much
at the GOODNESS and apparent unconcern OF the
member. who does not seem TO be oppressed
BY am particular feeling of awe. On the con-
trary he appears quite az his ease. leaning care
lessiy against the cabinet table and putting
away at his cigar. The gentlemen from the
west had previously sxtiuguished theirs upon
entering the White House grounds.
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N1u1AIeIc headache promptly cared by
0roWo 6eltzsr. TTial nosslo Ia.
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0OODRICH. LAWYER Io4 ORXRDORY
a. ssrsst. Chiesse. NJ. "a years' sxpsrisnce; e
e!scy special fachtse in ssve .alstAsss 0oodx6A e
nVSosea, r.. ~
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WASSSTT. Soss 18th St m W open sunday sAAAA
PK0F CLAY Is THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
y Advertising clairvoysnt. sstrooser and nediumin
Born with wonderful prophetic e1ft of second sight.
az IN svenrs Q, your fs from cradle to r.vs
stolen Foods. points out your enemies from your
friends br nSs separated together speedy
rlages, with happy results, tells whether the
love tine or false i1te,prets dsams give. success,
Strangers from other and all in trouble will saw.
time and money by coming to riyht place once.
most sasptcsi; .dyert,sss only VIVA, h can do. Al
npae sSna1s Rs.don Ho1r to y
9th SITS. southwest mh3O-6ts
NINE. RAPHAEL. CLAIRvOYANT AND AsTROL-
dates: tells how to retain husband or lover Consult
her on love, business or health She won't dupe you
mh2S- lo:' CIV L. "" '00in H.
MADAME LEoN0RE. THE WORLD RENOWNED
and pans life gsader nss
eenden..
WHEN OTHERS FAIL CONSULT Il. MARION.
w Csiryoysnt. Mesmsrist. Psycho!osist and PROBES
Ts:;s strict hours. pm. Il sloK .s~
NINE FRANCIS. CARD READER AND TRANCE
~ medium; life giyen from cradle to grave. Hours
pas. ,h. a dasr removed 10 10 Nd ave- ne hsracs
CONSULT FANTLERoY ON BUSINESS. LOVE
p, and matriimony: He Eives luck. Conress love.
Removes evil inhusnc,s, &c. Open SUNDAYS. l2Il
Del. ave-. bet N and The Anacostia cars pass
Del. ave. and NJ. Hours 10 to g. Sittngs zoe lSs
NINE. DREAMER. THE ONLY CELEBRATED
ANx English and German astroo1ist the city Tells
all events of life. Once hours q IN 10 y o. IN sun
day. 10 q. m. to y. LOS l4th n. ". mh,7-lms
NINE PERRIN. THE TRUEST DESTINY
2S1 reader Of the age information given with phe-
nonenal accuracy. Fee. JOc and &1. to o. m
lo21 Marion ST. n. W.. bet. 9TH and 1tn and sts
mhl3-lms
7 OTTIE FOWLER. THE wELLKNowN SPIRIT
Lual business and trance test medium; also massage
treatments Hours. till pun Indorsed in Flor
snce Marysts book in No Death. IlO7 St NV
NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
IVA life All business confidential Ladies and gentle
Wen. o0c each Hours. ga M to y. m. l0Lst..
between LIST and No TIL Capitol n. mh20- lms
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The gentlemen from the west rsnge them
selves uu alongside their member and gaze Gu
riousiy vet reverently around them while
awaiting their turn TO be ushered into the Pres
ident's ROOM There are probably forty-five or
fifty people in the room standing in little
groups. while they chat and keep a bright look
out upon Capt. Loeffier. who is ushering people
in and out of the audience room.
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PROFESSIONAL.

BOSTON CABINETvAPOR BATHS-SCIENTIFIC
~ MASSAGE and Swedish movement. DR.. SARAH
WA1C0Tr. oOSk 18th st. n. W. Open Sunday.
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~EAL RsrArs sALgA
Assds Recorded II the Aadises's 00ss
Yesterday.


Reel ssia., transactions from January I. 1904
are Hl96. "a: Thers were eisd for record yestef.
day II deess. the considerations aggrsesstng
siG7..lA FeSlowins 10 the itss - fusnished b.
osSorns. Tr3mpss 4 Co. aostSacsors Of usieA
lis casrrv . rect. bsswesa Front aud second:
Friedrich sisgemanu 20 Navy Coal and Min.
Ing Co, part:sec -. 81. :, ei5o.cn
Jacob Gtasa.tch TO John ions. lots Is 20 IS
bia~s ~, wstilneford's div. ei.GG.
sherls 10 &c Roy Pratt, lots. =. I, IS and ~.
block !. Csnsrsl west seattle. t7Sa
shs'is - s. Roy Pratt. iota II. 10 and % block
I. Ccutrsi Mist seattle teoS
J. e. fituSr 70 Anna u Miller loes a % 20
block ,. fitlssrs "a DIV fAN
l. q isrn:r 70 ;. $ Johnson. lot q. block IS.
Harrison Heights fsa
kdssr IeE.taAn 10 Charles Robinson. lot H..
block .. Ia. fsrk add g.
z " fol .enns to Fsaak Shascr. tfacs -. Sc.
attic H.. f.ae
tfa~ ford q mover "a Louisa Shaw, lot l.
el0rA :, Ma; - she Ky add, &ee
III iasaer T. u. NJ. Estes, LOT IS. bloch :,
iAke View. So
b. '" wu;taoff 20 A q. wustaos. :. Coma.
aeace minr sito
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IAxpoS sroex ExcRAxaR

LxSpoN STOCK sxcRANak
LONDON. Kiue Is ---Consols. % l-i61; Bank OF
England distount rate, rs pss cent
SILVIA
Bar silver; .scs hne. ssssd
HNaLfsM enAiN uAnHRS
LIveaSoci, June M-wheat- Demand poor
ana pr,ces Unchanged.
corn-spot. demand fair. Spot. - 90; June.
IL ss4d. Juif. ~ 81. August, - I'D.
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NioIEI. ARRIVALS.
yux Asi-sS3roN.


That in edition 10 the superior service
and fast ii:ae acquired by taking the Union
Pacific sysisfn. all tickets 20 the Worlds
fair are sped VIA osden, salt Lake and
Denver.
For slessplng car reservations and zen
eral insorr:a.ion call on or address
A. &. MAErIS. Genera! Agent
-: Second street. Seattle. Wash.
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SAN FRt erisco. June ie-rhe markets are
generally .stssdy. with the demand quiet In
iestlng iisa,s 81 merchandise. The produces
msrsets re rain unchanged and business 10 no,
particularly active.
Vegetables are pleatifal
ceerrses;Ese drug In the market. Peaches
ere more n'aatiiai
Butter y s.esdy. eggs arrive more freely and
cheese 10 ttssi
reatsy seseipss arc light
Produces reecspis- Flour, quarter sacks. as;
Oregon. 3.Sfsl Washington. tT.: wheat. csntsls.
LISA. orsgsrn. &its. barley. ceetais. s.s7o. oats.
eessais. iao. oregon. Loss. corn. ssexs. sss. po.
tstoes. sscks. Ala.
Flour i quote; Ne, each price. for family
ass, :, .srs r. e.. !. s sass a '",' '"'
Nhess-; here WAS u batter tone "a the market
teias. - aners showed inclination To sam
issss ~ Iai scar future, frices are anoislle 81
GsA. y-t ,eutai for Ma shipping, sad u -.
fss c-oics miilnr grades keep steady At
sssfsse 81. -7ss'ti 10 PER GENITAL. with choice
Rsle3 ghe msrse; is an indifferent and
eassFs $50 scarce. while offerings Are rstaef ABB
sssi. slytaa an easy tone a. values. We qaote
" follows Feed. ssi-essst. yer ceassi fox gosri
wr esn,,i
osts some SURPRISE cats are new SEGA among
ut eisi.rys- Included Ia the general receipts
nss moa.s,ng were II 10 sscss iron Oregon
re aRrfss as follows surprise. 81 TgN9Lss.
.iass = esssl-ta. iaaey feed. o. a al 81: god
y sSoa.s. q twsl "a. eemEnoa 10 fatr, u sAS
10 EfS*, 81 stsSLsa. back. eLlsSl1 per
eAIL no.sa
selca &c are sas sa.es recorded ss the cail
seass ,:gay.
.shet:i Morning informal session December
sr'ss:, u 1tt. aAtonsti a.. 80 tons. 81 ST.. TO
s<s J.: a. al Tons. 81 81 psr eeatai. Kos alaf
800 IiscSmhss laa tasts, 81 49,. ~, sssus.
49, ~ ;oa., 81 4'as psr eSnisl se.iss. i>sS
-; tons, 81 30, Igsl toes, 81 e per ssasst
pa e.. kczNi-f session; seller. isa1 new
$50. SO. he tens. "a g. 80 iaa., size
- N5Er. =. -, Nscs "a heS. sas sras, sc. 10
ssaa, :-sss June llD tens. = &C Ter esaiAL
tfssSCtst-
.W% f--sfR s}Ct; New YORK, PEI $50. RAJ.
s~ss'ss e...s-oa ioaaoa. 80 lay hank. saSG
sILvkk
Asl7s:--Hsrs. PER oGaec. ss'.sss'.c. Mexican
sassss. - .e
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Moaov II scarce.


nns goa :aivays have IL TO buy gods a: TIE
,,irxs the r. II. kassG G.o.asnT GoH rsry are
nanlax. s:ss their Ice ~snics. SO ssoa1
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n.ssis.d 5000 % 6.WoOo
rvovisieas seek . jump up yesterday. hams
- beeus sdysaeiax y osne Quotations nov
- q hans, sesssdinx 70 sizs and quality. 49,
- eeass. With sss same figures for besakfasS
80. Salt sides are quoted from iis<1Ig<
neae Lard also felt the pressure ssd advanced
z eeus per poyas. The advance In psosisions
e1sskes smoses here entirely out Of stocks.
~ sgg maskss 10 decidedly hrmss for pure
snoeh vhieh are quoted q 001i cents pr
49, vholsssso. The Eastern seee nov In
rnebes arr Consistently cheaper.
~ losd Of bananas arrived yesterday from
Eev Osisans. .ssins Central American fruit
fhee lGnanss are bought cheaper and psy 49,
sssfe>s Nan the Hawaiian product that reaches
- oeoed By way OF San Francisco. part Of
~ dsDtssncs in freight ID accounted for By The
~ e1st The bananas have 10 % boxed % come
~ Cesss, mskiug freight rstss much larger
sehuts b sosa practically - shs same prices.
ooaO q the sunch governing the psice. BE-
oeGDg1iss 10 ssss.
~ posAsoss ,sili cell at 2 cents pr pound,
- ~ vsry best old ones In the market bsing
no0ne price, but the price Of old potatoes hes
6loa h the isst day OF two One dealer sold
u y bed snd closed cut the business for this
~ q - PER ten.
onwhssrsss tad their own end closed SOME
~ asnss, with ths prospect Of higher prices.
= ~ eoa10u Ia neeriy over east Of the noun
0tns snl - back ward here that berries are not
~ STRIVING IN any considerable quansitisa
Eastern Vaccinations sold for y Is Per erats and
nsaisss los q sa11s00
- rsseherr.s. from California ere mot plenty
- NJ Ill fes 81 Is par crate OF sixteen boxsa
sHtsaEsrs AND nscGIPSs.
osviss the List twenty -four housS produce and
n1ueAAsd,ss have been shipped from and re-
ssfsst q the port Of Seattle In the following
ssssnifsa:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-17

HOOD CANAL ROUTE,
STEAMER nrCxgYR

Rsbasss ARD refarnishea iessss Merchants dsex
Tuesday. EsGrxsAg Att SATURDAY ~ : q IA OF
kisxssoa. OF GAnbis. Eaasef- rsas~rk Iair
wAap. Ba~af,s. Hoa1srosi Iases City ans fat~f'
rpealSss rSoiata. arr iax rBsas tssy 81 p "A
Leaves ai11 Gizy = WAssssday. txt1Ae
aAa Sundsys asysvtag - Seassas = q
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-17

Fer Ewerssi ana al pcsn,s os the y. 4 " {
rxsl~As taks the Seatsiss tate sscre kssisra
train .e.vsn's SEATTLE ~ Ne . u. daily fhruaga
s,u s,ec,tonsr from snonamisa. No aesay
Through ts:ke.s scld st seattle depot
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-17

~ YoEK. June Ia Brads.rsds publishes
oeioilowins :apotts OF clearing houss returns
0tAe week ssiding June Is. the percentages OF
hesass or sesseass helng In comparison with
Nossss for q corresponding period In lss2:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-17

NecA,.es xara lac =p. eoilsts aai cues iust -
ehSAn ns;ssvS xase Out 81 these lines ana
wsct =. G .ts cut Q remnant satfo1 a Assaia.
ict -1Gth >tcand street.