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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-03
WRECK OF A CORVETTE.

Russian Vessel Lost on tho COrean Coast
and Nine Drowned.
The steamer Tacoma which has arrived at
Victoria, B. c., from Yokohama brings news
that the Russian corvette Nitiaz went ashore
on the Corean coast May Is and became a
total wreck. Nine lives we're lost
The Norwegian steamer Marking, which sailed
from Penang on May for Samarang was lost
on May 26 of the coast of the Island Of Hal
nan. No lives were lost
The British ship Glenary, which was aban-
doned at sea during the recent hurricane in
the Gulf Of Bengal. has been towed into the
port Of Coconada, on the eastern coast of India
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-03
Christian Endeavor Mass Meeting at T

Christian Endeavor Mass Meeting at Takoma
Between three and four hundred enthusiastic
Christian Endeavorers boarded the 7:J5 train
last evening for Takoma. They were met at
the Takoma station by the Christian Endeavor
Society of that place and escorted to the chapel,
where rousing mass meeting was held. Short
addresses we're delivered by Rev. Arthur Little
Of Takoma and President Foster of tho union.
typical Christian Endeavor PRAYER meet
ing followed, in which fully fifty participated
In the course Of the evening a report from the
transportation committee to the Montreal
convention was received through Mr.. L. A.
Conner, jr. He described the route and gave
a complete summary of all the opportunities
which the trip would afford to see the beauties
Of the scenery in the sections through which
the excursion would run.
After the close Of the meeting all returned to
the railroad station. where for half an hour
fully $50 voices Joined in singing those hymns
which Christian Endeavorers never tire Of
The whole affair was great success and will
long DO remembered by Takoma and its visit
Ors too.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-03
An Officer Arrested .

Barton II. Duvall is a member OF the metro
politan police force and does duty in the third
precinct. He was granted leave of absence q
few days ago, and yesterday, instead Of going
out Of town, he went down the city and got in
toxicated. His arrest followed. and now his
name appears on the blotter as having been
locked up for being drunk. 1t is probable that
he will have to explain his conduct before the
trial board. although the officer was off duty at
the time of the alleged offense.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-03
Tho Mount Pleasant Choral Society.

The Mount Pleasant Choral Society, under
the direction of Mr.. James Watson, has had in
preparation for some time past the cantata of
Ruth, the Moabitess." This will be presented
at the Mount Pleasant Congregational Church
on Wednesday evening next This society has,
during the past few months, given two con-
certs. both Of which have been successful. This
third concert is expected to surpass the former
ones and add 70 tho good reputation which the
organization has already earned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-03
Seriously Burned.

Irving Lewis. colored, aged thirteen, was
sent to the Emergency Hospital last night in
the seventh precinct patrol. because OF burns
caused by an unknown negro. Lewis was
picking chips on the dump near NJ street bridge
when he was pushed into the dump fire by his
assailapt. Lewis was barefooted and was seri-
ously burned. He lives in Water alley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-03
EPILEPSY OR Fits,

Can this disease be cured Most say No
Isay Yes; al forms and the worst cases After 80
PEARS study and experiment have found the remedy.
Epilepsy is cured by H; cured not subdued by OPT
sses-the old. treacherous. quack treatment Do not
despair. FORGET past mpositions your purse past
outrages your confidence. past failures Look
ward. not backward Ny remedy Is Of today. valu-
able work the subject and large bottle Of the rem
sdy-sent free for trial Mention post Office and ex-
press address Prof W. H. PEEKE. F. D..
3s7-so2t 4Cedar St. New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-03
Larceny and Assault.

In Criminal Court, Division 2, before Judge
Cole, today pleas Of not guilty we're entered by
George Sykes, charged with larceny from the
person. and VIM. Mitchell and Frank Sewall,
each charged with assault with intent to kill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-03
Murder Of a Sporting Man.

Lew Brown, the well-known sporting man
of Newark. N. j., was shot and killed by Emma
Woods shortly before 8 o'clock yesterday
morning. Brown was the proprietor of a saloon
known as '.Tammany Hall" The murderess is
one OF Newarks well-known demi-moude.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-03

In New York Thursday W. E. d. Stokes and
William r. Martin pleaded not guilty to an in
dictment charging them with criminal libel, in
which Edward s. Stokes Of the Hoffman House
is the complainant
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ks;:s'ia|z'8|s' z1s3
Y&I SliEhM
Opening Of the Chicou;iIni Extension, LIST July.
THE NEW ROUTE TO THE FAR-FAMED

Opening OF the ChicOutini Extension, LIST July.
THE NEW ROUTE TO THE FAR-FAMED
SAGUENAI,
And the only rail route to the delightful summer
resorts north of Quebec through the
CANADIAN ADIROSDACKS.
parlOr and sleeping cars. Mag ifcent scenery
BEAUTIFUL climate. HOTEL ROBEkNAI., Lake St.
Sohp has frst-class accommodation for 800 guests.
Daily communication by fast steamer across the
lake the Island House. the center Of the Qua
nanche fishing grounds. which free to guests Of
fhe hotels lst july 1885, trains connect daily
o. ChicOutirni with Saguenay steamers for Quebec.
DAYLIGHT trip Tickets and Information At all ticket
agencies. beautifully illustrated Guide Book free
On Application J. c. SCOTT. Secy- Il Manager.
ALEX. HARDY. Gen +. X Z. Agt.. Quebec. Can.
apL %. myI3. Jed. Il. iyl -. au1S26
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-03
1T TAKES YOUR MONEY

Think Of the thousands Of hopeless cases
which must have been cured by DR.. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy, before its proprietors
could be willing to say, as they do: FOR
any case of Catarrh, no matter how bad,
which We cannot cure, Wen pay $500 cash."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-03

Both the method and results whe,
Syrup of Figs il taken; it is pleas.
Ent and refreshing to the taste. and
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the Kid.
neys, Liverand Bowels, cleanses the
system effectually, dispels colds
headaches and fevers, and cureshab.
itual constipation. Syrup of Figs is
the only remedy of its kind ever
produced, pleasing to the taste and
acceptable to the stomach, prompt
IN its action and truly beneficial in
Its effects prepared only from tho
most healthy and agreeable sub
stancea,its many excellent qualities
commend it to all and have made
1t the most popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Soc. and
u bottles by all leading druggists.
Any reliable druggist who may not
have it on hand will procure Il
promptly for any one who wishes T.
1it DO not accept any substitute
CALIFORNIA F7e syrup co
san faASCISc0. CAL
eoU1DvulE. H. NEW NoaI. N
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had been troubled more or les Cor - v1oh No
noss and throst frequsntiy saking col6 vAsh vo1ie
stuf MP my nose and compel me 10 hngk sn1 -
In the sprine took . v9vssvsrso11A
which was the worst had hsdsf any ena. NJ nsss
DISCHARGED profuse vztsry disshssss. ny hao1 sohse
and felt weak and used M tlrfne this epld Dys0
beep ring and IN fev days it oommsncsls - patn.
growing more and more severe II wss % intenss
that could not sleep ct night Ibsosns vssy dssf
In my less ear aud then sisesa formed md 49,
IL burst the Q greet deal Of dischaeyN
had had doctor. but stsii my seemed 10 stsy
about the same unsl went 10 d. JsrAaA- when q
commenced 10 improve at onos. he seoppsoQhs pais
in my There Is no ringing noise. ths rmntns
has ceased and hear vsn - svsr. ~ oass 40
clear. dischArxe. aud breathe frsslySAsv@h41 -
has certainly pleased N vsry mnch - - -
that now feel as well O. ever.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-03

The residence Of F. G. svehla, ~ miles east
OF Wilson, Kan, was burned Thursday nieht.
and his two daughters, one two years old and
the other twenty, persisted in the flames.
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CALIFORNIA fe syrup co

san fRAACkSc0. cal.
eD0fovillE, ~. ksw Y0eG ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-11
ARRESTED by THs DOG CATCHER
Coiar~d CITY oaeisi Asserts His Author.
fax Over liremaa.

HAIRY Hale - 4 member u engine CON-
rany.No. .. IN North Seattle. and osns -
MANI dogs sha. they are kept in kennels
hui,s AZ the rear Of the engine house.
san,etiraes hs takes the dogs oui for q
~alg They are hioo;ea animals aud -
eourse require great care Unfortunately
durisx stroll ap Front street yesterday
uo.ssinr wiih = ~ iste boil dog at his heels
b. ne, Dog Catcher Colsgsa. There wss
=, t3:.. Oh the deg 50 Coleman captured
ham Tar owner objected and IL ~ .si.
rrata eed license ,ss trona hss vess packet.
The log catcher eyapaas gea the language
of slee city ordinance requiring ;hs tax 10
be attached 10 the dogs collar. Haze
Ssldps thssk he ought 10 lose his dog under
the esreamssaaces nanlel Webster eoald
not save caused more ~asagsiasna when
addressing 81 audience Of statesmen thaa
Ill! 3ia.e among the assembled e-osd
whsq: he referred 10 Coleman as-wesl. nos
as s White gentleman. Coleman ds9 not
like 10 have ais race mslixnet and for the
frs; siGle since lie has been sn Officer as
ser,e;: bis authority "a ares. The crowd
a!4 asot lae tbs. and FROM al sides cpl
tAsss sha. woG.ss act iooS sell IN priat
wese;ha.ie9 a; tie dos catcher. He stood
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rws sTars ~ rRApa


| ~ Hsssctsca. 1a.y 10 No shnexss ver. r,.
k'sa IA iAs leesi merchandise, markets tss.sy
~ s'-'s ssss wss sases, TIE produce markets
ss~ssAssy sali. sltA slixAt range ia faetus.
FsNa There n little dains IA ceresls
A~fs o gslt ssd vegetables were hesvy
|enaa1 '"'pFseS
|eset 80" 'sN'e s'e
|ss.ss 80 ssesspss F.uuf. quarter sseGs "a IS.
- s.ss As tar 81, cr1 as. la....sS a&ts
sss@.s'<s. ssek. ~ ealcus, saeAs
-, 800, s s%sAs, @l-S aa,aitiHs-, sse.s. a.
4ags Ngj sH,h pres, 5os g s-aitx
-. "a Ftss g pef ats- taAes,' ..tr.. t.e,e.
- sSfsrans. g. -,sxx "a
H. - SSfk eycss ta a pgoaii.sa &
| -, - iasalry a is.giy sOrt, vale
Am, "a ss'ssesas "a e,4ees l. naset fsosa
toss.. , ~ ''fs "a = tae FSaSe st whiea faIg
- - s@App e al chsHgts hseas Nxs
n "a = " asst = ae1se - g. &ss, 4st. AMI a
- a. ~ fsxs c~atNl
- -. a. '@sie ei sss market rs, ua3s
49, s@ts fa3fattE ~rt sA.es az choice r.-.sg.
-ess sa&s~ e. = tes Ss4xaner w a.s....
TO- >s$H - F~rF eent@s 80 soef
| u -. - B. ss eae.ees hss~sas. e-S .
- - s,osssava; .erps very slass sss &c
- sssas qsise ashf ~ asess as ssisea,
'ss} t- EnIassnr. . s.sl =
~ sers. v - seei 10 gAat<v. s. Ss.
- - - - Asts.sl as graz. 8 Ss@ ~
- 80 3 !<s wa a
EaAE kaaRn
- ,ss.ar '~S '@''
r ssss -,sasasss. lnfarsnal ss,sssa n.osa. s.x.
s~a.ta- .sN Eaas. o. So "a saas
49,. rst ceekA& kesalse
- e NSS = scr. 20 sssass ~. sSsaxs ssst
se1.s T. ~, pef ceatsl
-. 1855 'eNs.osss s<sser iss&asw. iue
90 ssas. ~ =. tAsss II b. 80 to-,
1ss. - soas, 80 ser esafsA
s>'a ssAs.ss. NAeSs-YsssszaS., 90
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-11
CROPS CONDITION KEPORI.
- Ieads the tetcaIs-Wheat shows =
8 RallLnS nn-Ihc Colorado Heesla

)4sMisar9s CITY. July io.--JuIy returns TO
apartment Of agriculture show the follow
averages Of condition Corn, " > per cent:
1lkr wheat. y. Il spring wheat 7ti: oats. s. 5.
Asss: barley. sss: potatoes, sis. tobacco. "a
be preliminary acreage of corr u re portse 40
ID A, compared with the acreage harvested
year, IL 10 an ineseAss Of something over
m.au acres. The averages OF the prnc.ps.
~ are: Illinois. i03 ger ceat: Iowa, los:
nsa:s. los: kansas. no. Neerssks. H. The
R.ags condition of eera IL ga per cent.
ssass si las. July. The averages ia the prln.
~ states are; Illinois. y: PSF cent; Iowa. -,
ssaars ~. ksasa.. Is: Nebraska. 81
Jhs condition OF Water wheat IL III per cent
Dalass "a last r,enth aud sac ia July, fssa
y tflnciral states averages are; Michigan.
1ssr eeas. Illinois. d.. Nis,ousl. IT. kaasa,.
kcsilsernis. ~; Oregon. ~. The coalition OF
Fssg wheat 10 al rsr cent. szainst eaa In
~ II is92 Last manth 70 was wt The state
eusasss are. lows. % per cent: Nebraska. IS;
eesh Dakota. -. North Dakota, ~. sna Wash
agscn, o. The condition. Of wheat GA July /.
~ v~ 76e, aad on iaae II was Tss
The roaait.ou OF cats remains about the same
sisst aasnta, being SIS per cent, NJ against
esea JaHs
Jas JAY return. show a si'sht advance In the
eedtsaa Of rye from SIS per cent on laee
sSathls mouth. wiater rye stsnds al SIS
seat. aud spflng rye at ~ The eomntnei
Wsssgs. ~ stated above. issAs
tss condistca OF harley has changed but little
asas the month The average 10 $50 per
~. ssaiast ~ GA JaneL
ies acreage devoted IL potatoes this year Is
~ sss eeaf Of that Of last year TIE eendi.
% Is Ilisls higher ,haa that of last year.
ssfs are IMPORTS OF sniury from Colorado
ess3es. especially ia the esasral West.
TIE totsrca sefaarn - rastsruag - -,
~ tas area devoted 10 iAat crop last year.
soaelsaen stsats - per ecat
s1s s"aa4,'oa 81 clover 10 " per csa1; tim.
D. sas pasture. "a per ceat.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-11

There was great excitement on South
Third street, near Nam. yesterday after
noon when two white laborers made an
assault on two colored walters. Joe
Humphrey. who has been employed at the
Rainier Club. and Daniel Simmons, who
has recently severed his connection with
the Northern hotel. were going to the
former's room when they met two Irish
men somewhat under the influence OF
liquor. and in passing one jostled the
other. The Irishmen did not wait for an
explanation. One hit Simmons on the eye
while the other laid ont Humphrey with .
wagon spoke. Officer Phillips captured
one Of the assailants, but had to chase him
to the water front He gave his name -
Henry Sheehan.
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REAL ESTATE oALEs.
Dee0s Recorded In the AuAlte4's O0es
YESTERDAY.

Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January !. 1893,
are e.9is,,eA There were died for record yea-
tsfday IL deed, the considerations sggrseating
hl!2 Following il sae list - furnished ey
Osborne. Trenpef 4 Co, abssrscscrs OF titles.
las Cherry street. between Front and sscoud:
T. J. Porterfe!d TO Thomas G Hopkins. lots S.
8. block II. Porser6eid's add, 16o0
@. Z. Manh 10 ". 3. Wills, lot ., block -,
Denay 4 Hoyrs add. IL
W. b. wills to Annie Dunn, lot ., block "A.
Doany & Hoyt's add, u.
~ y. Hatch 10 Henry suttsr. tract on Quarter
master Harbor. t6D.
NJ y. Hatch 80 vasaon Coi!a1e ASSOCIATION,
Tract on QuArtesmastef Harnor, 81.
N. =. Hatch 20 C. r. Andsrson. tract on Quar-
tssmastey Hsrbor, t1o.
NJ y. Hatch 10 Henry Suffer. tract on Quarter
master HarcoF, $780,
J. A. Moore CT ii. 70 r. r. Bullock. lots Z. 4 Is,
block IS. Brooklyn add. 1850
Richard o Connsli TO sarah Oconneu. tract
1T. Pomsroy to v. T. Rhodes. lot %. block
~. Gilman PARK, ssh
jacob Mog. 20 Adam Sachs. part &c q, p. s.
acts.
n. McAnernsy to J. c. Durham. lots to ~
block -, East eide, Tacoma. o7va
A. II Hia 20 Theresa Hill, lots II. Il, block Is,
Lat 20 Kent, 5000
w. I. Downs to Laura B. Downs, lot g. block 6,
Harrison Heights add. u.
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4 "nAN AID xcCs~ nCRGLARY.
Cisek oo1 usn Yssis Tsksa Rfoa .
0NnaA ReeaSeHeA.

C1sek sd nss Yssis Tsksa Rrsa .
0eooA ReeovereA.
John Edwards. . iAborer. was arrested
Yesterday morning in . lodging house ut
the corner Of Washington street and Rail-
road avenue - $50 O'Clock. on the charge
Of burglary.
some time Sunday night or early yestes-
DAY morning the ham and sgrs stand Of
j. K Barton. II the corner Of Washington
and South Third streets. uss broken into,
ocs the discovery xas not made until Bar
ton opened shop. When he reported the
anair to Omrer Slater . clock vas the
oniy thing he had missed. There VAS no
clue to the iaensity Of the burglar. bat -
luck had II Lieut. Osborn had seen q maa
70 into lodging house with . clock and
some egra- The points formed . perfect
chain; clock had been stolen and is came
from ham and eggs stand. Edwards. OF
course. claimed to be innocent, but Bar
ton called u the police station and iden-
titled the clock, although he could not
swear 70 the ownership Of the eggs.
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LaSnoS srSSK EXCHANGE

T.
loNDoS JG.y 10 Stocks are sssx ard inacs-
i've ess lover prices In New YORK last saturday
II 10 feared the settlement sill se d.nsealL
FINANCIAL
Loe.noS. Jaiy 10 -tsnsois. - I.lei
SILVER.
Bsgailvsr. .sss ilne. SD.
xS9LtsA SRaiS NagExr
lorpas. 5niy iA-The Marx Lase Fsprsss in
!ts weekly review st Brstlsh trade, ssss. usr.
vess sgss began and wi1s - in fglt sway BY tao
iTih on tie tea; lso9s eFess ara as good in
aasits. condition aud weight could ID en-
ssessa. bgt the nizat Is tho tim 10 tbs gFouaa
Tor q sks Yield IL !. expSctet that the Yield
reax;ally ait. ie y per esat natsx the average.
rav sssssss Price Of Enxlssh wheat - stls. q
long ,nsy On The wsang Else 81 - llnga
lI,akrool. tasy ie~-N acAt-Demstsi poaf
sra EAen sst
cosa~ DegssSaa p~oes. spot. s,esiy. & ST:
susuess dali. tHis, - sFas. August ~ e. !.
sep.e ;aaer. a. s. al.
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West seattle knights Ineorperas.

Articles Of incorporation Of the Pythian
Castle Hall Association. Of Washington.
were filed in the county auditors Office
The association has capita
stock Of s.. 600. and will erect lodge hall
at West Seattle. Of which suburb all Of the
J. f. Longfellow. X. S. Far
well. d. NJ. Thomas, w. McFsrlane, NJ.
Stewart, J. d. McGse. c. c. Payson. A. l..
Haley aud c. l.. Wood. are residents.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-11

A shipment OF seventy five bales Of hops
was made yesterday to London, England
The hops LEFT Seattle last evening on the
steamer Sehome to 80 across the CONT
nent on the Canadian Pacific railroad.
The bales weigh 1871 pounds. and are
shipped to the order Of the Pacific Hop
Company.
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sons. ~ ~ LOB soaa eLEeS: sstss1 fsea Isw.
-. tsras. siif5< psr oeataA
EAsi&s -Deesmbe<. 30 toas we: 80 fona
we: ssiter $50, sew. 10 soas. s3xse ~ censni
FINANCIAL
Dfasss-0n stsat. Sss York. ~ os1a ioe.
sight, ASA
SILVIA
.slvka ban. ~ ouaes, sse: Nsx1csa aoaiass,
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TIE nniv real hsausiseT O. tie Sam ssi FosEE.
Hti ~ sEs, peffexss0as. PASS r2es ffseAes moths.
acaGgsfsk clear And sxgEe cSzp< xssss.. Ess zssE4
ilen ef ali srasassess. Perfectly safe. sss1 car oe
esseazssnas5 xev ,sssr sfsr= sas destrsG rsssa .
sasslSsd Get tA< xeezsae. ns9x ~ hsasser s. Co
j. w Monru< CAsrsgoA Al aruxgisss. nazisea
H. secxsEs o. pfsc. .so pss aox-
IA sase ~ ssswsss 4 HosHas pszs Co. SeoSsio
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NV fohK, Juy ie.-Ths stock snsrkes vss
wsex Sur nx the greater part OF The DAY. The
nasse. cpsDed vita Losses RAGING from tx1l
per esys Ia The seasrai list. and OF IA psr esnt
"a n IN Facias snd - "a Manhattan The
ospse4ason YES due TO the secesp.s Of lover quo
tasion> from Loacon aad heavy selling osasrs
ins i"sai ossrs wese unusually aeuvs. eranesrs
BEING sSe special object Of their attack. ana
y.siase lsS9zz per cent for Rock Island,
Sosfavsstern ana St. fauL Burlington 4
osincs held eomraras:ve.y stsady. Toward the
es"se sftess rallied 49, per emit al asouzd,
ana tla market Left OF steady Ia sonA
Govrrn meat bonds-s,gons.
acknowledgment
FINANCIAL
Noh,y an eall-Fifm. ranging from tDln pas
cen. Prime psps,. 64i5 per csnt sterling ex.
snsntS-I nssffisd. Bsakefs' bills, Ase5< fog
ss-ass !. ana Ast9ase< Tor demand
shxss wss frmer early today. certificates ris-
leg s:rn Z! 70 51sxe Later. when IL was IN.
no1nssd from Washington city thas 5000
onness OF SILVER offered ~ 7247Se had been re-
FUSED, ~ the treasury, the price receded 70
Tvs Commercial bar silver. sseacy q Tic;
asxitaa dollars. nomsnasIy Sc.
HONDA
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DoKT oACHARD
orEAMER aCcREYR

RsSss,t esd rrfarnasnsA leaves Msscassss' Geek
19sseAy gsarss:Ag ans saturday - q n
klaxss1r. ost IsAe. BAssoss rSASscx aSt~
sAap, bn~asso. Hesispsst Atom tsky Asa iases
nzoszsss po8ass arriving Iazsa tsay ~ q
Leaves asaa Gysy . ~. Hetssoaoy. 1oo0
81 SusdAy, e1rzstag - sessts = -
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pessiAsp, July io.-Ispeetsl. J. wheat
Ains moTing: Valley. tlosi,s 9Li0: walla
=. teai err Ter Genital
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pACiFfC NAVIGATION co..


pacific NAVIGATION co..
wHATCoM ROUTE
sTRs. NORTH PACIFIC AND sgHoNE.
Alternate On Following schedule
Leave go pn- Tacoma. Arrive 500 ann
Leave HOO PM Everett Leave le;3O pm
Leave $50 am ~ Townsend Leave 500 ptn
Leave l:nO am. .Anacorses,- Leave 8; 80 pm
Leave $50 am. .FAsrhaven. Leave <:io pm
Connects ss Everett with steamers for Snohomish
River points; at Port Townsend for Angeles
VICTORIA ana Neah Ray roete. nj Tacoma with
trains Tor west south aaa east. ~ Whatcom with
San Juan tsiandS
T A CoNNER-wHIpBY ISLAND ROUTE
STEAMER YAIRHAvEN
Issves seattle daily except sunday. 600 . m,
for Everett. Ia Conner ami al Wildly Island
ponta; arrives La Conner 500 p m leaves Ia
Conner 600 p m. calling IT same points: touches
Everett 80 4 N. aud arrives seattle 400 . N.
TACONA-sEATTLE-Ev ROUTE
STR STATE OF WASHINGTON.
Daily except sunday.
Al. seattle ESQ am Ar Evere.i.. S;s5 pm
Lv. seattle IL. 90 am Lv. Everett. e:ia pm
Ar, Everett -. rs am Ar seattle $50 pm
Lv. Everett. .lx:4S pm Lv. seattle ..... 90 pm
n R-Freignt shipped Via our line gees through
HeHdauarters in Seattle, Yeses Dock.
For further inform alton address
X. y. RATHBoNE. Genl Agent seattle
FRANK wATERHorsE. Gen1 Mgr. Tacoma
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-11

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~ I'll points In tie Caisse States and canada
OFFICIAL TIMg CARD
TAKING EFFECT JUNE s, 1898.
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From Portland ssa ssusA-l:is = m. 500 and
700 ..
Fron Olympia Gray's Hassar csies and south
Bonds .01 p IA
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2.ia. 600. 7ssO aud $40 p m
From snonorn.ah. sodr0 aad AnAeo-ses- 10 80
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Prom Everes. samas and whascom-x:s9 q m
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RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP TICKETS 10
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