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HURT HIS GOOD NAME.
Mr.. Boyd Asks for $4,000 as salye to
Heal His Wounds.

MI. Doyu AShS lOr @1U,VUV dS Odlve 10
Heal His Wounds.
Washington, June 27.-John C. Boyd
is plaintiff in suit commenced in the
circuit court today against Mrs. Jose
phine ]. Allen, the Worlds Fair COM
missioner from Oregon, and her hus-
band, Ethan w. Allen. It claimed thar
defendants, by word of mouth and let
ters written, were instrumental in pre-
venting Boyd's being put in charge Of
the horticultural display in the Oregon
building at the Worlds Fair grounds.
AS result Boyd estimates his pecu-
mary loss, by failing to secure the po-
sltion and the detriment he alleges his
good name suffered thereby. at $4,000.
The trouble, it is said, had it's origin
during the cotton exposition at New
Orleans several years ago
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RACING AT PoRTLANp.

Portland, Or, June 27.--The races
today resulted as follows
Five furlongs-Verda Paul won, Des
chutes second, vaughevan third. Time.
1;O6 IL.
One mile-Arkrow won, Nipper Sec
ond, Wild oats third. Time, 1:44 s-4.
Trotting, 2:5O class-Hamrock won.
Alta a. second, Fred Sherman third.
Time, 2;26
Special trot, 2;5O class-Plato won.
Tuybuild second, Ida d. third. Time.
2:27 H.
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SILVER TAKES ANOTHER FALL
The Demand for an Early Session Of
Congress Renewed.
VIEWS OF SENATOR DOLPH
Business Is Generally Unsettled in Lon
don and the Stock Market
Irregular.
VIEWS OF SENATOR DO.
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Washington, June H.-One effect of
the action of the government of India
has been to renew the demand for an
early session of congress. Carlisle re-
ceived a cablegram from London an
nouncing a further decline in the price
of silver to 95d. AT this price silver
dollars are worth rs "a cents. Sena-
tor Dolph, of Oregon, the only Pacific
slope Senator in the city, said this
morning: II am in favor Of maintaining
all currency on a par with gold, but II
seems to me this action of the Indian
government will diminish, instead of
increase the prospects of the repeal of
the Sherman law by the senate. think
the effect will be to make thoughtful
members of congress hesitate before
they further depreciate the val
lie of silver by suddenly
throwing upon the market
of the world 4,5OO,OOO ounces of sill
yer, equivalent to nearly the whole
American product now purchased and
the stock held by the government.
do not know anything better than the re
peal of the Sherman act can be done to
relieve the situation, but 1 am fearful
that the repeal of that act would be
disastrous to the finances of the gov
ernment and to silver" The senator
further desired to correct the pub
lished statement that he would not be
present at the special session of con-
gress. He will probably be better
supporter of Clevelands financial meas
ures than will majority of the demo-
cratic senators.
Among the opinions obtained regard
ing the situation affected by the act
of the Indian government, was the fol-
lowing: Representative Oates says he
is hopeful of a speedy settlement of the
question when congress meets. He
thinks the most logical and common
sense thing will be the repeal of the
Sherman law and the law levying ten
per cent tax on state bank currency,
and to provide for the free coinage of
silver at such ratio as to place it at
a parity with gold
A. j. Warner of Ohio, president of
the American bi-metallic league, said:
'The stopping of the coinage of sill
yer in India has inaugurated new
monetary revolution. The immediate
will be that silver will
fall and gold will increase in value
faster than ever Prices will fall
everywhere as gold rises, and every ad-
vantage will inure to creditors and
creditor nations. England has set out
to subdue the world, not with arms,
but with gold. What is there left to
do but for the western continent, under
lead of the United States, to unite and
act Independently, and establish a
financial system founded upon equal
ity, and calculated to secure stability
In value, and one which will keep an
even balance between the debtor and
not one calculated to rob with |
the debtor for the benIfit of |
the creditor"
Secretary Carlisle, in response to a |
request to express his views on the f. |
nancial situation as affected by the |
action of India on silver, politely de- |
,Iinad
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AN ATTRACTIVE EXHIBIT.

Chicago, June 27-The Oregon COM
missioners today received an exhibit
which, when placed on view in the fish
cries building, will attract much at
tention. 1t was salmon weighing
seventy-ive pounds. frozen in solid
niece Of ice
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a sATIsTAcToRY sTATEMENT.

Eugene, Or, June 27-The Lane
County Bank, which suspended few
days ago, issued statement tonight.
It shows total assets of $225,OOO: liabiI-
tiles. due depositors $4,000
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sMELTERs, LOSSES.

Denver, June 27.-It is estimated that
the smelters here and throughout the
state lost in the aggregate $65O,OOO on
ore bought last week, and which had
fallen so greatly in value during the
It two days.
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KosHLAND DISCHARGED.

Portland, Or. June 27.-The case Of
M. Koshland, the pioneer wool mer-
chant. under Indictment for issuing
fraudulant warehouse receipts, was
brought to an end today by being
thrown out of court. on the ground
that the indictment was detective.
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FATAL RIDING ACCIDENT

Eugene, Or, A fourteen-year-old girl
named Baker. while riding home from
school this evening, was thrown from
her horse and becoming tangled in the
halter rope was dragged some distance
and literally torn to pieces She died
before assistance could reach her
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APPOINTED BANK EXAMINER.

Washington. June 27. = Comptroller
Eckles today appointed Charles A..
Dyer, Of Port Townsend. Wash, Ma
tional bank examiner. and assigned him
to take charge Of the failed First Ma
tional bank Of Port Angeles. Wash.
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FAvoRs oNE-FARE RATE.

Chicago, June 27.-The Atchison road
today issued a circular declaring that
1t Is in favor Of one-fare excursion
rates to Chicago from all western ter
ritory, and In making other roads meet
these rates.
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IRON MARKET GLUTTED.

Ishpemlng, Mich, June 27.-Three
thousand iron miners have been dis
charged in this district during the last
thirty days, and 11OO more will be laid
off on Friday, there being no warket
for the ore already mined
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ASTORIA OREGON. WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE

review of the situation, Wall street
is content to go slow until congress
shows the way in the silver matter and
the money market returns to some
thing like its normal condition.
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HARVARD DEFEATED BY YALE.

New Haven, June 27.-There was a
mixing up OF the crimson and the blue
today when Yale and Harvard fought
the second baseball game Of the Sc
ries out. and Yale won the FIVE to
nothing. It was not. however, till the
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INFERRED BY THE BACK DOOR.

Philadelphia, June 27.-slx Cinnamon
were arraigned today. charged with be-
ing IN the country in violation OF the
exclusion act.
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A JocKY KILLED.

San Francisco. June 27.--Jockey Ris-
tine, who was injured at the Bay Dis
trict tract today, died tonight from the
effects of his injuries.
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Common uouncil.

lksGULAK MEETINGS, FIRST AND
J . tlilrd Tuesday evening" Of eafh month
Il s n'clock.
W rersels desiring 10 have matters acted upoB
by the I0aucli, at any regular Glfeiirp must
present tie same 70 the Auditor en- Clerk,
N 81 before the Friday evening pyioi 70 the
ruesda, Oh which the O0uncil holds IT. regular
meeting X 0SBURN,
Auditor and Police Judge.
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LOS ANGELES BANKS REsuMINa.

Los Angeles, Cal. June 27-Thc
Broadway bank opened it's doors this
morning. The University First Ma
tlonal and Southern California National
will be opened in few days. Conf
dence is restored and business is pick
ino I'm
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BUSINESS FAILURES.

Springfield, ILL.,, June 27.--The pri-
vate banking establishment of G. r,
Harrington, Edinburg. Ill., closed to-
day.
Chicago, June PR. A. Wells, a
dealer in hardwood lumber assigned
today. The assets were 10000; liabil-
tiles about the same.
The firm of Friedman & Company
dealers in clothing, confessed judg-
ments, aggregating 100000.
The Columbian Excursion Company.
lessee of three hotels In the Worlds
Fair district, assigned today. labil-
tiles. $4,000; assets considerable more.
The company had a number Of con-
tracts with Eastern parties who de-
layed coming.
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SOCIETY MEETINGS.

Astoria Lodge No. so, A.O.U wv.
nj MkETS EVERY FRIDAY EVENING AT
Nl $ o'clock in the Odd Fellows Hall So
luurning and visiting brethren cordially in.
vi:ed' j. II. ROGERS, Recorder.
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Ocean Encampme,.t No. 3.IO.O.F
ysEGUI.AR MEETINGS OF OCEAN EN-
Ea eampment No. 13. l. o. O. F., at the Lodge.
In the Odd Fellowa Building, at seven p. NJ,
on the second and fourth Mondays Of each
month. Soiourning brethren cordially invited.
by order C,P,
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EFFECT ON LONDON STOCKS.


London, June 27.-Stocks closed ir-
regular. All silver issues are fiat. The
silver question unsettles business and
has caused bear selling. The CORES
pondence between the government of
India and the Indian office, which led
up to the suspension Of the free coin
age of silver by the Indian mints, has
been made public. The council in let
ter written in June, advises that if the
international monetary conference at
Brussels fails, and a direct agreement
between India and the United States
cannot be attained, the mints Of India
should be closed to the free coinage of
silver and the gold standard be intro
duced Barbour, financial secretary of
India, opposed the stoppage of free
coinage until it becomes evident that
the United States will not adopt free
coinage.
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WALL STREET COMPLICATIONS

New York, June 27.-The situation
in Wall street has been further COM
plicated by the late developments
in the silver market. This started re-
newed liquidaties today A great ma
jority of the WalI-street people are
anti-silYerites, and their interest lies
in the repeal Of the Sherman law.
Conservative houses are doing every
thing in their power to limit trading,
for the reason that the leading firms
do not care to charge their clients more
than the legal rate OF interest. After
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vas almost ~ quickly lost The sample market
necessarily shared in the buoy ant tone and quo
.sons were strengthened IN consequences.
tnougn there was no noticeable Improvement
IN the volume OF spot business. At ;hs moment
snerc 70 rather firm holding in actual wheat,
sno ~ looks - II matters were generally chap
p. esns. Tor good e To- ehoic: Shipping, ana
xL10L s. per GENITAL for milling Quality.
barssy-About last Friday il looked a II bar
mucn encouraged At the prospects, but their ex-
pecsations were not realized. and after exhibit
ing soms little strength for 9 couple OF days the
market fell back TO it, former sluggish, easy
tone IN spite OF the large quantity that has been
disposed OF through export channsls: There
se%s psnsy Sss on hand e mses q. rsnS
for goot quality and $50 for cnoice; brewing,
9lHotGsl.021z per GENITAL
oats.Trade 10 not pronounced in character,
gu. sun there y custom enough to keep the
market Ia fairly active motion Prices ~ rule
are steady, while in . really choice product
mere Is quite firm holding, aud buyers Of such
quote: surprise 81 5otel 90; milling. 81
tauey feed. 81 -: good TO choics feed LIS
Ca - !, On a g,,dss 81 elsss y aSl :
req, tl.ll11tGl25 per GENITAL.
CALL BOARD
Bales on the call board today we're:
Wheat-Mornine, informal session-December.
SU tons, $l.43; $40 tons, SL42s<: 1.l0O tons,
sLl2s+; 100 tons. 3l42s<: 900 tons. sl.42H per
centaL Regular acknowledgements, 70o tons.
$$ rs $40 tons. sl4ln 500 tons. slli; seller
1898, new, 100 tons, $L3J1 per GENITAL
Barley-Informai session: December, 200 tons.
9l1c; 100 tons. a41tc; 400 tons, 9s5sc: 500 tons.
9e&c Seller. 1893, new-200 tons, sc: 100. size:
$40 tons, e9sze per GENITAL. Regular session: De-
cemoer-l0o tons, S4c; 30 tons, 93z<c; SO tons.
sssc: 100 tons, 9S1zc. Msy-200 tons, sss6ssc; l0l
ton.. s61Sc: 400 tons, SEC. Seller. 1893, new-2o0
tons. Ssssc; 200 tons, sS3<c; 200 tons, Ss,ae Per
ceutal.
Drafts-On sight, New York. per 500, 2oc.
sterling bills-On London. sixty-day bank.
As6s<
siivsr-Bsrs, per ounce, sS1s9s4c: Mexican
dollars. 6G549e6l4c.
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SAN ANCISteo MARKETS.
Igg STATE Ar TRADE.

SAN Fs.ScrSr0. Msyt s-The local CONNER
ois. markets vsre s;e.ds' and few changes are
reported in p;..ss Ths produce markets are
fairly active. fsgelahlss are in liberal guam
tisy. snd asparasus and .-s uoaro lower fo'a-
toe. and ouions sre scusA ct quotations.
etrawte.ties eat chSr,sss are more plentiful
Butter Is hrra Eggs s-e steady. Cheese IS
weak
Poultry IS a..
prodUc cetots-F.or. quarter sseks, s..S.
wheat, centsl~s 80; t.flev. centsls. 500;
potatoes. sacks @9Ss orsis SACKS. 64a: mltdlings,
szCks ~: crt@lings . 49,, -
Flour-Yr.ccs TeTna n stationary. supplies be-
ing .toeFal ~ quote. Net cash prices Tor
fSusi eXtrss, s. go - hn,. bakers extras,
s ~x14oC: sui,es aLe. t2stssilQ
Hleat-The-s - stesls tone - the market,
bat spot tsa4,Hg 10 as ..rge n proportions
: troiea centr-. DO MOI. Fiys much encourage
meat Tor .Aipi II ths direction There was
quite lt;.e rt Ia tf:s .peca- alive Frice@ last
FRIDAY and Sk;t r:sy. - u = 70 the complaints
OF want 81 n ths ,ater - IRIS caused
many short - 10 thS 'til hoard - rusn and
cover contract. ku:xs e there wzs = period
81 greater O. les e.. = cueEt, ami values
bounded upse-1 i. scor.I: * ia advance OF Eesriy
s ceats per CO. al Ia Sweuty four hours, but
falling rain in ne sections on saturday hsd
gushing sesSs. sas Ggsa u TIE aavaac~ gained
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fficsa Paid to Farmers for Country

Ificea RAID To Farmers Tor country
Produce.
| Tie following qgotat Gus are the prices paid
hlnmers and producers by Seattle business
Aoa's. for articles named. the goods to DO de-
aserei ia seattle:
.h0fs-Choice, i5c per n; medium. S3ilc per
din car load lot.)-Puget sound. %. COG
lies pr ton
GRAlN-tln car load lo,s)-Oa,s. choice, 81
- barley. SO per ton; wheat. chicken feed.
s1sl-i peg tpt. corn. 81 n: cracAe ed, g. 80.
tViA FOES Choice. s. ass per ton.
tAkkuI> 81 pcs tau.
- iIkH AND EGG Choice ranch butter
Aen iyr-h rsn,. cESs. &c.
tNt LikN -~prug chickens, stst5 per do,
ss e.. ego aa,As. $ot67 turkeys. i5e per 10
~ = ; i"t k--taoice beef cattle, ale9slsc:
az. sGS'l choice sheep. a. a0J4izc; good aUgs
80 - ves. large. a; SInai, &C per n
hl1ta. ftLtS AND TALON Heavy salted
Sc eNef te 20. per io, 6tgoc: medium. per
= 90, a-.s. under A. IL. ueg IL. &c.
So .g'', aad calf. Del N, slo'c: green
s5aes L. TN- sAted. t-y hides pr 10. &c dry
"a PEI II. tte; dry deer skins. summer. per
= "a 81. w. ate', lNd-oc sheep -klus. 6}L75c:
81 - .o. Ssl s.: wool, lh5i6c per II: sAilow.
ios--- rper..r q la]ity, peF NJ. nr. 81 5alss co.
'~'''s Cellar. A. c'sAmou. per NJ. 81
Johhing Quotations.
lie ioi.csi.g ars tie ps.css paid ~ retail
seq srs to' l'aa lots delivered 81 The wharf or
IL ess. or the .obbing rates quoted by
sao!- .a-e dealers,
>rArlR GxocxrIrs
- tE jrrairgI Golden Sc III bA.. Per
' in bills or SACKS. SC, vxira -,
pr -. 3'.r by granu,stei. IN bh', per
- j. ses- csch .: the above a; .c al
..FtovA piD .JoStlneY - Washington
- p-s tt-, 80, Fatsnt IS; Gait
"a s-'-4s stla. oacA wheat tour, per
y, "a. or 30 10 sscAs. saooner cwt
80 A'+f Vcr b.,. 81 Sc or 10 70 sack,
r. - pr cwt, rYs meal, leg hbi. 81 - per cwl.
ca, lis, Ter 5-i, soo>9t 40; horn'ny.
~ " -. crstkec wheat. peg cwt So:
81 "'ea. 49, 80 ger asfre,; " hole wheat
.. .e' eN e.. fe4Tl barley, ger - 4i,c:
p e., peAs, 5e- - So. taele corn inca. yellow
ieT c~; ~ Z. n s%cks: Is. sLeo. white. los.
aSAAN, je.t.us s,asil white. per 70. ia
a. Pa. .'t- = ts-- BsNcS. te- n, -.
'ti i-t .. - l..nA, pe- -, g.
"saSa 81 Nh.as. s. -t per cwt
80" 81 A oootas -Fieli. re. D. &c.
n. = '... nEl IL. Vesl'9. ID sAcss. per
IA 80 AMER cAa dairy. So = >acks. per ton.
4, .'.. EfoUa4, i.f' :. sacEs, per ;on.
- y = -scEs. Yer tou. sls Usmcua Crystsl.
c2fte7' e@ss. 8. 3 u sseks. = IN bale. s..
seSN' - u oA-s. 81 lo-ys .ac1s. . ia
silA'.hA-,j,aolnS'-Hone rendered. pet n
L. = Uefoss l4sc: Queen 3eaf. iisFces, Isc,
SSr SSSy'sraaa4. t,tTce., loe.
80 - -.+t.. tagt--tireeu- Mocha rer ~
avs. Ter =. S.tsN. tostA ktcA chCsce rer
IL -, '.Hel =. 81. &C. k0s.ie g. ArbusAls's,
y cas-. aar cet s. So. al = Gases. per
4. "a - - = csses. fyr cwt $50; Jsvs 70
.,v. pr e - -; - au4 40 70 sacks. Sslzo,
a.. :, tAteai=.e. - - s.: groaal coffee, r.
kss.a, - y Go. s1a2a
~ a. ~. ~ 81 bong asSer's = = Pre-
sc,s. - n EAs e, 2a'.o. star. I'm
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MINING STOCKS.
-EAsTEkN MARKETS.
NEW YORK srocK EXCHANGE.


NEW YORK, May 9-The stock market was
cratic in its movements throughout the day.
There were sharp rallies at intervals, but the
tendency of prices was in the main downward,
owing to reports that the government crop re.
port tomorrow will be most favorable, aud the
collapse of the Chemical National bank of Chi.
cago. which led to rumors affecting the credit
OF other financial institutions of that city. The
decline at the start was equal to SO In National
Cordage, ~ In Sugar and a to per cent in the
remainder Ut the lie. Before the ex piration of
the first half hour Sugar suddenly rose from
S711 to 81, and q sharp rally ensusd In sympathy,
but National Cordage rumors ana the reports,
which were subsequently denied. that an ap-
plication would be made for Q receiver for the
whisky trust, plunged the market once more
into depression. National Cordage, preferred,
dropped y points and common 49s; Whisky,
3h; General Electric. 3ls; American sugar.
4ss: Northern Pacific. preferred. 27s: Rock
Island. ~: Omaha, ~; LAckawanna, 2L1, ana
Cotton Oil 81. The losses in the remainder of
the list were n to per cent During the last
fifty minutes Of business . rally OF u to ~ per
cent occurred, aud the market LETT Oh steadier.
Government bOnds-Dull.
Petrolsum-Firm: 5St4959c asked.
FINANCIAL
Money on call-Easy: closed, offered at per
cent Prime paper, 61a(0S per cent Sterling
exchange-Frm, with actual business at a. S5I<
for sixty day bills and 81 se(9ASel< for demxnu.
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SEATTLE
MEDICAL and SURGICAL
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CONDUCTED BY

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New Y ork, aud their long experience, re mar able
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cure Of Chronic diseases entitie these eminent
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FORrIGN MARKETS..
FINANCIAL.

TTNASCiAi-
LoSpoS. Nay 9-Ssr silver. as fine. ss1.i.
Consols. - 7-I6d. Bank o. England discount
rate. Per cent
ENGLfsH GRAIN ntsEEr.
IlvrRrooI- May Nv heal Demand n oderats
aud uncaanEe''.
Cera-Damaud far snt steady for SPOT. and
good an: 1ra TO- ;ufures Spot i s a. June,
A. ~: July. & S. l.
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DACIFIc NAVIGATION CoNPANY-FAsF
L time for Tacoma Everett and suohonish rivea
potnta
STEAMER STATE OF WASHINGTON will
leave Evsrsts daily. except Sunday. At .. IN toi
Seattle
Leave Seattle for Tacoma. IL q. m.
Leave Tacoma for Seattle, 2:l6 p n
Leave Seattle for Everett, <:40 y a.
Leave Everett for Seattle, 7:l6 p m
Leave Seattle for Everett 1000 p n. except Sat-
uHday and Sunday.
Leave Seattle for Tacoma, $50 p. M. Saturday
only.
Leave Tacoma for Seattle. 2:1s p m
Leave Seattle for Everett, $3.50 p. m
Calls n Edmonds only: Connects daily except
Sunday with STEAMER HENRY BAL LEY for
ali snohomsh river poiatA oaly daily through
line. Freight $l0v per ton.
IA Common, WILDLY ISLAND AND
II EVRRhTT-
STEAMER FAIRHAvEN
Daily except Saturday, Q p. M, Tor Edmunds,
Muckiiteo. Everett. Clinton. Browns Point.
fuca Oak Harbor. utsa'ady and La Common Re
turning leaves La Connor D a m, daily except
sunday, touchNg Everett At 1889 p m. arrive
Seattle y Cont call at Tnlalip on return trip
Headquar ters In Seattle. City Dock, foot Of Main
street
x. J. RATHBONE, Agent
FRANK WATERHoUsE. General Manager.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-10
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Navy Yard Routs-Brsmsrssn, ohanav
and Charleston
STEAMER ELLIS
Leaves ssos u Washington s:rsss daily srssps
suaday. q Sis . m and $3.50 p "a. rbs s,l9
q NJ trip includes head II poa Orchard Kxano
non nnEisa GA Il aeeaana4AaaA q ennlAxn-