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Evening journal., 1893-07-17
PhIladelphIa and ReadInr r. r.

Leave Chestnut street and South street
wharves, veek-days-Express. 900 "A. m, 40,
300, 400, 800 D. m. Accommodation. 500 a.
m, bi5 D. m. SUNDAY Fxprese. d 00 and fn.l
a. m. Accommodation. 500 a. M, 4.30 y. m.
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ATLANTIC orrY. y. =.
Penn.rIrnnIn RnIlrond.

Leave Philadelphia, Market street wharf,
express, $50 a. m. 800. 4.l0 and 500 D. M,
week days. Accommodation. 500 and $50 a,
M, Q. 20 and 42O y. m. Sundays-express. BIS
a. m. Accommodation, 500 and 6.l5 a. M,
400 d. IN.
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MARRIED..

BEDFORD - BROWN b. In St. James's
Church. stanton, Del by Rev. E. X. Miller,
on Wednesday. July ~, Thomas Albert Bed
ford and Elizabeth G.. Brown.
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BRADY HOUSE.

Arkansas avenue. convenient 20 ocean and
Reading depot. Good board. splendid rooms,
crate. Circular mailed. Il. q. Box 2O1.
JAMES RRADV
Evening journal., 1893-07-17

Gentlemen can increase their incomes
by soliciting life insurance for the largest,
strongest and best company in the world.
Apply to AEsoN A. MAHRR,
Manager Equitable Life, Equitable
Building. city.
Evening journal., 1893-07-17
BEAUMONT.

No. l43 South Connecticut avenue, First house
from the beach. Full ocean view.
MRS. A. q. MILLER
Formerly of inRleaide
Evening journal., 1893-07-17

For nice time at the sea shore go
with the Uniform Rank X. of p. TO
Atlantic CITY July 27th.
Evening journal., 1893-07-17

Pacific and Michigan avenues, near the beach.
kem0deled and refurnlshed. Capacity 40.
Electric bells and passenger elevator
4 IIEHEHm
Evening journal., 1893-07-17

Miss Dora Feeney and Miss Ella
z-igler, of this city, have returned home
from visit to Chester.
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snInrllnv. InlY %

We will give to all purchasers of pound
Baking Powder a beautiful palace berry
set consisting of seven pieces. Grand
Union Tea Company, No. 6O9 King
street
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HOTEL ATCLEN.
HOTEL EDISON.

Michigan and Pacific Avenues. Near Ocean.
Terms reasonable,
J. r. REED.
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Miss Alice Morford, of Wilmington, is
visiting her cousin, Miss Bessie Downs
at Marcus Hook.
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RANK STATEMENT.

ID EPORT OF THE CONDITION or THE
~ UNION NATIONAL BANK OF Will
srNTE MrNNeF9H on AT sT n Sp TILE
OF BUSINESS, JULY II. 1893.
Evening journal., 1893-07-17

Mrs. Jordan A. Wilson and son,
Harlan, of Wilmington, are visiting
Edward Wilson and family, at Newark
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State Of Delaware. County of New Castle, IN.
/. John II. Dandy. cashier of the above
named bank. do sOlemnly swear that the
above statement Ia true, TO the best OF my
knowledge and belief.
JOHN II. DANNY. Cashier.
Subscribed aud sworn to before me this i4th
day of July, 1873
JOSEPH JACKSON PIERCE.
Notary Public.
COfrect-Attest:
EDWARD r. BEfIAu,
WILLIAM NJ. CANnY. directors.
pupsTON LEA
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State of Delaware, county OF New Castle. ~:
named bank. do soiemnly swear that ne
owe statement Is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
HENRY BUSH, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 20 before me this 18th
day of July, 1893.
LEWIS sAssE. Notary Public.
COrrert-Attest:
GEORGE w. BUSH
JAMES j.. WINCHESTER, ) Directors.
u. JAMES BELT.
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MEDICAL.

MARRIED LADIEs.-sEND 10 CENTS
M for "lnfallible Safeguard" mo medicine
no deceptionJ just what you want. / adies'
Bazar. Kansas City. Mo.
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CTEAMER ULRIoA.

Boat leaves Wilmington, King street wharf,
daily except Sunday at 40 a m. l23l. 800
and 500 p m. Sundays only, 7.2O and 800 m,
l.3p. 9 90 and $40 m.
The 800 D m boat from Wilmington connects
at Pennsgrove with steamer Major Reybold
for Pennsville, New Castle, Delaware city
and salem.
Boat leaves Pennsgrove at 600 and 1000 a m
l2n and 300 D IN daily except Sunday.) sun
days only atS.lO m and II 80, 500 and 7.30 m.
Saturday only, $50 p IN.
The 1000 a IN boat from Pennsgrove has on-
nectiOns from Delaware River Railroad and
from Steamer Major ReybOld. For Penns-
willie Sunday only Q a m and $50 p m
A. G.. McCAUSLAND. Superintendent
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Mrs. Thomas Roney. of Wilmington,
has been visiting Mrs. Cyrus d. Hopes,
of West Chester.
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HOTEL HECKLER.

Formerly Normandie. Corner Atlantic an
Pennsylvania avenues. Fitted up In first
class style. Open all the year.
HENRY HECKLER.
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ID EpORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
N FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF VIII
MtNGTON." AT WILMINGTON, IN THE
STATE. or DELAWARE, AT THE CLOSE
OF BUSINESS, JULY - 1919.
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street.
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THE MANSION.

sATLANTIC CITY, MI.
The largest Hotel. Open all the year.
CHARLES McCLADE.
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]. g. Harmon and wife left this city
yesterday on the B. & o. road for
Chicago.
Evening journal., 1893-07-17

Walter G. Chiles. Mr.. and Mrs NJ. A.
Marwood, Mrs G. F. Cope, 6. w. Lokes,
A. Fowler and f. Nelms, Of the Penn
sylvania Bicycle Club, rode from Phila-
delphia to this city yesterday They
took dinner at the Clayton House and
returned home by the evening boat.
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REAL EsTATE.

REAL ESTATE.
EOR RENT.-A SIX ROOM HOUSE or
II Eastern side, $40 per month.
G. II. TINDALL, az II. Seventh street.
EOR sALE-VAI,UABLE AND DESIKA-
IT BILE Chester county property. Dwelling
and store all under one roof good Outtuild-
ings, eleven acres OF land. A good Investment,
win sell cheap. Apply TO >. FAlRLAMB,
Gum Tree, Chester county. Pa.
EOR sALE.-s3.7OO for n. e. corner Fourth
II and Harrison streets, nine rooms and
bath; newly painted and papered throughout;
sewer connections. Electric cars pass the
door. Also south Franklin street. No.
lOl. 81 600: Nos. i03 l05 l07. 100, each 81. $50
and No l212 and No. 1904 Reed street, Sl,2i0
each. These houses have six rooms and bath.
sewer connections, and rent well at Sl2, Sl3
and Sl4 per month. Very little cash required
D. =. BRENNAN, No 30 West Sixth street.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

BOARD AND ROOMS.
NOR RENT. TWO THIRD STORY
II rooms Tor rent. Address NJ. this office.
XXTANTED-MAN AND WIFE FOR SEQ
w Ond story front room, unturnished, all
modern improvements Also gentlemen
boarders taken. No 003 West Fourth street.
NOR RENT - FRONT ROOMS FOR
II housekeeping and lodging. 3ll shipley 81.
poARDERs WANTED AT NO. 2ls WEST
ID street.
EOR RENT TWO ROOMS COMMUNE
II eating, on second floor, furnished or un-
furnished. Apply az $50 Market street.
NTANTED. -BOARDERs, GOOD ACCOM-
w modations. No 408 East Fourth street.
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Miss Hettie Smedley is spending two
weeks in Chester county, Pa.
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THE EARL.

Ocean end OF South Carolina Avenue. Ope
all the year. 100 feet from the ocean.
F SMITH.
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Special to Evening Journal.
NEW YORK, July 1.-THE following
Wilmington people are at New York: Il.
L. Borden, at Hotel Bartholdi; X
Sweet. Broadway Central Hotel; j. A..
Lyons, Westminster Hotel
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nusINEss- -orroRrruNIrIEs.

BUSINESS. .oPPoRpTuNITIEs.
DOR sALE-THE GOOD WILL. FIN
II lures and tools Of stalls 80 and 50 City
Market. Apply. WILLIAM GLYNN.
nor SALE STOCK AND FIXTURES
II Of Confectionery Store. also the old estah-
lished book and novel store at East Fourth
street. Apply Clark's Store, sl6 East Fourth
street.
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FOR SALE

XUoTioNi AUoTIoNi AUcTIoNi
II. G.. Bartram, No. 10 EAST SEVENTH
STREET. Fine Watches, Diamonds. Jewelry,
silverware, Clocks and Bronzes will be sold at
public sale regardless OF cost sale every
evening until the entire stock Of $1,000 worth
II goods Is sold +. q. BARTRAM.
Private sale during the day.
Evening journal., 1893-07-17

Miss Reba Coyle, of this city, has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. James Smith, at
McClellandsville
Evening journal., 1893-07-17

James Moore. of Philadelphia, spent
yesterday with his mother in this city.
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SHOULD
MONTERREY HOTEL,

Virginia avenue, near the beach. Hot and
cold sea water baths, and all places of interest.
Newly furnished; excellent table.
E X NEWCOMER
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Miss Flora Terrell, of Wilmin gton, has
been spending a week at Cherry Hill.
Evening journal., 1893-07-17

MISTAKEN, indeed Well, guess not.
One Of the New Century Club girls who
cut my acquaintance when l married
you, had the kindness to tell me about
It, Here the onions, and lettuce, and
cabbage, and peas, and beans which yor
planted in the garden last spring ar,
being checked to death by weeds, and al
on account of that wheel What's that
Indeed l won't No, sir; ! won't pull
weed, III die first l also heard about
that milk wagon running over You anC
of the repairs costing $14 know jus
what you have spent, and here it is, il
black and white. Just let me read it {,
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POOR BROWN S TROUBLE
A Bicycle Separated Two Low
ing Hearts in a Short Time.
MRS. BROWN WENT TO HER MOTHER

She Objected to Her Husbands Extrava-
CANT Expenditures ON His Iron steed.
IL Became Tiresome to Stand on Every
body but the Bicycle Man-Poor Brown
Sold Out ton Tate
Evening journal., 1893-07-17
THE MT. PLEASANT

AND ANNEX.
Virginia Avenue, near the Beach. Open a
the year. Terms reasonable. Accommodf
tions Tor $50 guests. A. SMITH.
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2ossooee 8xaDinoAasos fss CanASAoeoo
n Al Cisass Nszs Meath.
The board OF regents Of the state univer-
sasy took N tmportan step yesterday
toward bringing that institution closer 70
the people Of the state IL decided 20 hold
entrsncs examinations during the month
OF July q all the principal points in the
sssse, 10 b conducted by members OF the
faculty. This il . custom which has for
years been followed BY the largest Eastern
universities. and quite recently IN exami-
nation OF candidates for admission 70 STAN
ford university vas held in this city. The
reason for doing this il that very few
students out in the state hsve an idea Of
What 10 required Of them in order to b
able to pass IN examination. Their
parents iikewiss have no adequate notion
OF the surroundings Of the school, how
their children would live, the cost Of liv-
Ing, the character Of the discipline. etc.
BY members Of the faculty putting them
selves within convenient reach of the peo-
pie. parsnts and pupils can cali on them
and learn oil those details which prudent
parents are nysous 20 know before send
ing their children away from home 70
school and save themselves the expense
- sAost 70 ,coSSto iOs buet puTpOSc. Ctu-
dents Also wilt b saved the expense Of
coming to Seattle 10 b examined, which
with the modification of being plucksd
would b felt all the kssnsr II they should
fall 70 pass. This fear Of not being able 70
pass the examination also dsters great
many students from coming who would b
readily admitted. Notice Of tho times
and places Of holding the examinations
will b given in the newspapcrs through
out the state. The committee on instruc-
ton will hold . meeting today with men,
bers Of the faculty for the purpose OF q 4
ing the times and places for holding the
examinations.
The committee on apparatus recon-
nended the appropriation Of 500 for the
purchase Of appliances and materials for
the laboratory.
Several changes were made In the by
laws to adapt them to the new laws passed
last winter and the board adjourned.
Those present 1t the meeting were
Chanceilor J. J. Brown. Of Spok ans: A.
A. Phillips. Of Olympia; J. r. Hayden.
A. P. Mitten. David Keliogg and w. D.
Wood, Of Seattle.
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Ano1. Jana A-as2vee ossaRss3O - ~
seoex sxehanss vsse weaker to-day. British snil.
w asanstss usfs irregular. 4 sssisne Of dis
ssu psesaded thu naskss arA ooDe beokags -
10 % ssanaaea spseassstvu buslnGA Rapel
pee3 - sassn 0ussssR today.
eNA1rIAI
LoDos. ynne 2A-Consols. . 1i-so1 Daa1
:" England dtscoans rate. ~ 20 coeA
E1TBA
LONDON. Jnse A-bas siiy1f. - Ana. ~
RxsLfsH eaAfS HAnxsH
LvB1rool. Juno A-Whess-OloeUd 1odof.
esesy and neehaa~sd
Coss-o4sesd spasiagfy. June. DALI "a
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SAN l(RANCIsco nAaxRrs.
Nm mars O, mana

I'm sSAfs o. 4nADa
eAs rRAx.clsco. June M-Trsds n lcesl
merchandise; Circles was dull Prices ass
STEADY.
The psoau.ss nssksts are ssesay vtta he.vv
sapS!iss on rand OF fresh fruits ana voessablsa
Ferries wess lower today.
Butter anSEhssss - . rule are weak Exes
Arm for ehoise ranch
Poultry .ss ia light supply With prices steady
Produce sfesips.-v!our. quarter sseks. s.7le:
whsaf, censs1a, iAtH. barley. centaie, 2A.6i;
corn, seeGs, SzxsA rye. sacks. 1873, beans, socks,
-: posssoss seeks. s,SS1: oaions. sacks, SO:
-Four We quote: Net cash prices sns family
extra. 81 logan per barrel: bakes,' extras, 80
40: sapesnie, a. MOI 90
wheat sSoeasioas are altogether nominal.
g thsre ases no large buysrs in the narkst
sAses OF COOS ehippibK wheat sfe aatd 60 have
been male as Tow - 81 ~, while o. = per cen
tai 10 given 60 the top Of the market tor choice
afneis: mili,ng grades are qaotahis - el-x2l1D
l-I1s wishA hoidefs os fancy parcels assing
barley -BS.ines. is 20 small .. % amount 70
:sss sns socs .~. ne sno :.a "a e
cnoics; Brewing. s1c4osl .v2'<c per csnsaL
Osts-rytcts remain sssy. trade heisg dull
W: aocss: :surpries. 81 s0St.s; miliins. sl-s0
NasLS EIsss. 81 issi Is pss csassr 49,
CALL soAkn
Following :aso the eales recorded q the call
board iodays
wheat--Mtrusne. informal session. Decsm-
bef. 30 tons tL3i: DO tons, 81. s0k per GENITAL:
seller 1853 nDw. I0 tons, a. sosf yer Genital Reg.
uiar scsssot: December, LOO tons, 81 a0t& |:
90 tons. S5%ss: 100 tons. tl.E$<: seller IRA
pew. 80 teas, 81 ~; 100 tons Sl 1877: loo tous
a. 1874 per ctntai.
bafsey-WYak: December, SOC.
FINANCIAL
Dfaffs-Ots sight, New YORK. Per ei0o, Sc OF
Sterling otils-0n London, eodsy bank. - 81
eilvsr-ba3s. PER ouaee. so9oysSc Mexican
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TIE SEATTLE PosTNTEIIIGENCER. THURSDAY JUNE :. 1854

- psexsss, tkcsOk -: Assvy. NHDkn: nghA
ehsD-esestDh. li.Me; uarkse ae41vo snA
10y Asfsssa = M9a 10: TsxanA 3&aO&N,
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AYEAMTR Et-CREYA

Esnusls aad ssf1sats ssAv.s Asschas.s' 1oeh
Tasxsay. sbsrsxsy SAT sssastAy - . ~ -
kiaes.ma. 1fs ssefrsse. Larger. <eeS>ca i@ie
vAsp gss szse. Hossspsyt L Rsoa Cfsy asA tasoss
r1ezisEs sss,ssts. Arffvtnx - Eases cay 81 y m
Lesvss nAen sszy Wednesday,, bn4Ae
go Sunday. assfvtsg " essssss q -
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~ market was well stocked with ffuit and
1nfsbses today. the arrivals by Caiifosnts
nns eausing plenty OF everything. and -
~ On such days, tue GALES were large. Straw
uss were also ploatifui from home gardens.
ths large piles OF crates In front Of West
- houses were only IN indication OF the
I'm rs.ees reached this ysss.
~ esss arrival OF the sesson II noted Of
= cosn, ripe tomstoes and blue piums. eli 10
md qgantit.es Green corn sells ut % eeuts
t6sss. ripe tomatoes 1t q 80 per boz OF twenty
uol4
Duntees arrived In good quantities With .
Qusni weakening In price They sell for
= pr 100
~ eni new sppies OF really good qnality ass
hnsssst At u per box.
! rlaehss and spricots are on hand In large
nnsities. and the psice hes fallen from ei-5o 10
% per box
Cssrries are little weaker, selling 1t % cepts
! 95sv berries cold - low - As cents PER crate.
= the be quality brought o.
osls are tr.ne weaker. caused By the arrival
ssfkst of several sots from the Oats. where IL
osppposcd stocks wsro exhausted No change
Aeaotatsons. however. has bsen announced.
Dnn and shorts are also weaker.
sHivnExrs AND REcaIpfA
pcring the last twenty Jour hours produce and
urhsndiss have bsen shipped from and 70
med 1t the port OF seattle In the following
paatitiss:
Tons
1pnents BY rail and water .1t0
DRtpts ~ rail- ana water -..............s..l,t3 i
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poRr ANGELICA PORT TowNsxsp DUE
gensss ana seatsis route.
TfnH eANn
Fast Passenger aud Freight Propeller
MDsTrcELL1
Ccmmeacing Tuesday, Nay -. 1898.
Leaves aasy exespt MoHdsy a. follows: Seattle.
"a m: Townsend 10 30 arrives foft Angeles
u m Leaves Fort Anrsses y TIA, PorS
Townsena Q 30 p. IA: arrives seattle 10 .
IsndineA cry DECK. seattle: Tfeeais Docx. Pom
Townsssd; Morsss Decx. Pvt Anxeisa
HATCH BEOA
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NV ioaxs June A-LAse web AaDoe1ssod
!rsss cahss dSspssehss tosd 81 . iodAse lanins
IN rrmes, en- ne ssassDess came thas soesseu
soeess vo1ideasa quick, higA market. n e.
hvsfsd 500. Americas b1ssnsu insetpes
"canehs 90. "ssnd today . chartered vsss; lie
N TIE kass rew. takisg - fall cargo os - -
Tons OF hsy q - shspPsd 70 F.snoa
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bsHIfs, J1ne A-Copious rains n ssvsssl
pefS OF the esnpirs have Improved the pesopse4s
for crops, notably potatoes. bat II 1. - -
however. 70 ssvs the hay
ATnsss. Js,se Z-Gsesk eroaa vrumas. vea1
CufTan;s wil:be above the syersea. ~ $500
and haS1sy dsi1bss the avers~a
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tntng - lasa
wsAktAkues-rAs vsokhse has Improved Hay
leoGs veii. tet svo vseks iafa Al fYut6 -
In pD0e coo1ASoa
C0wf{s3-Iite Uosshas has bosu ennA r.
eo1dissoa OF Re fruit 10 not pfozfstng. end UIH
b from one s3sarxh 70 half erop sxespe prun0
which viii ytSId . full erop
Clsrte-1h& veashe9 has ho~a ronA prufs.
eeasroify Wiz - god crops, excess ponehnn
ana eheutssL Pruaes viz yield welt Hope =
ioo9sag vel. but sAo io0se hes put il a -
peaeooee In oS0o sections IL IL sass lsv lnJ6
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PACIFIC N

Pullman Seectn9 Cara Eiegaas Day ccAcAss
ane d1sse faiars utnsns Cass eesvesa seassie. -
FNni md Chicago without xhAasA ccanecssoos
fes aza points In ths Cn;se3 Ssases and SAaatA
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Passenger fAre-spckans 70 Nakusp. Melissa.
Kasio and I'll Kccseaai Lake pcsats. Sl0 So
Round trip rase-Srckane Ia Nelson. kaslo ana
Al koessnAl Lake points and return eli 81
Round trip rate-SrokAne 20 Revwissoke and
turn. tickets limited 20 10 days. $500. Round
trip spokane Glacier ard rstasn. Tickets
limited to 70 dayS e2leo kennd trip ratio
spokane TO Bsnr and return. tickets limited TO 80
days. ego 90
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{; December. SOC.
Wv vorx srocx yxcrAxer.

Ngw YoiSk, June 2S-barrlng one OF two
feeble salli}s. the stock market WAS heavy aId
unsettled tlesoug hou; the day. The trading els-
msnt. whict vas s,iil tearish. Vas more demon
strAtve IN its attacks than usuai owing to q
further bre.k of 10 cents IN silver certificates
snd msfca@tiis endorsements reported in
various plases out West Denver Il Rio Grands
preferred slowed the greatest decline. dropping
% To 50, This sharp break vas due to tho
fear OF the tsosing up OF the silver mirss. which
would sesiSusiy diminish the compsnys re-
ceipga re the same reason Union Pacific
dropped e7.s while Ontario. miuing. broke ~
Jersey centrsi declined g. sugar 8. Lead 3, !.
Burlington !. Northwestern 2, !. Rock Island ,, !,
and a. Paus .
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nAcIyic COAST STEAMSHIP CoNPAHY-
pispaseh steamers iron seattle - follows;
Fer San Francisco. via ron Tewnsead ana We
torsa o. .. n fpassensers received o. boas4 -
p m) June 2, Z. IL. IL. "a. 81.
Fer AiaskA Tune ., 2. II, n
From sAa Ersacisco fos vicsosta and Pugss 0sus1
posta. ~ . IA. June :. o. IL, 10, ~. -
Tickets may - obtained .. The e0ce II he Co.,
LAay. ~ ocean dock, sesttia
Go3pALI. PIHKfNs 4 CO,
General Agents. San fSancassA
J. r. JOHNSON r. d supt sesstla
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TIE cav r-. s<xa;tSeF Fl tAe sssn snt Fern. re
r3aNsez All r~ste<sso1s Fas~paes, ffeSslss, raShs.
fioagSess scsscaaess ard esavseafsss ssss~sssaNg
h~zaElf rle-s an3 srss~ efzHFs sisss. TIE s5Eslra
Hos 80 a.. istaszess. Perfectly safe, an9 cas- i,e
c4ssenfaszs. sn~ ,lEse ssssT the dessse8 fsssE -
ees.sSs t'ss tse Se1~1Ee. sF+s5s ~ isss>rT 4 ~
u W A@E~r<. Gsssrags. Al er1xEts1ss OF fs1xiieo
~ ressfza es gxsre $500 pss bsx-
gR sAss ~ stewart Z Helnes Drag ca. ssAsslo
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yICrORIA ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON
s:yU am Az Nj -. irscesna. ITO ar S:is ana
l0.l5 am Lvi - seattle. ~ ~ 500 am
80 pm Xvi ~ PI Townsend ~ Nv IL .S5 nm
&:sD pm Ar ilo. ..vtcsoria - MIlLvs s.sa pm
steamers ~It;y Of Kingston" and .-Cisv Of seat
tie make connections Part Townsend for pss-
seneen going from BeiisnSham bay poiass TO Vic
toEia and return
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OFFICIAL TINg CARD
TAKING EPFECT JUNE &. 1894

YkAizS IkASE SHAYYf2:
fce g Pan. an1 Eass--& 30 p IA and 10 30 n N
fee Portland ana souta-e.ls q IA. A:<o aad
Sac p m
For olympia 0ray's HArhoe cities aad south
0end-e-l5 Z "A
For Tacuma-e:i3 and 1919 q n. AIS. %.&o
S:0o. D 80. ard 10 - y a.
For encnomish. sedro and Acoccgtes-s.yo
Z IA end SIS p IN
for Everst. samAS and whsscnn-ss 30 q m
For snoquaimie Fa1as aat North Herd-s:3o
yRATxs A1ayvR AY sRArrl1
Prom d Paul ana EAss-l3.23 q IA and $40
p IA
Froa Portland and Soash-l:iS 4 m, 800 and
TOO p m
From Olympia Gray's Hareor cs,ies and South
0and-0s00 p m
From Tacona-l3:sS. las and Sis q "A.
1918. 500. -:s0 and $50 p m
From Snanomssa. Sedro and Anaco.ses- 50
Z M- md ~ p m
From Everett snmas and whateom 81 n m
From Snoauasmis Fails and North Bend-A:32
m
xAIL1oAD AND STEAMSHIP TICKETS TO
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8BATTLE TO TACOMA
1oug foon1 tSipe daily exospt sunday.
IN enc hour and twenty-five 0lnueoA
TIE sTEANER srLYERs
Regular daily and sunday ssipA sesslao Taeena
route. - foliows:
TAKING RYyBcT
THURsDAY. JUNE
TINE cARr.
Law Tacoma-0tSO 0:SA Q. N, ! = Q. SIS . -
Laave esasue-9;lS. HAS = m. B 10 TOO 3 -
aCNpAv.
Leave TocomA-6 10, IL 30 . m. 30 = q.
Leave ssattls-e 90 . m, 400. TOO > n
Landing as ~. ?. wharf, Tacoma. aaA Cs00eH
siAl deck. foot ct Marion street. 0easttA
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LAST TINE
+ PORT GARDNER ROUTE
BTEAMER 0REYHOUN
Commencing sunday, June 10
Leaves Seattle. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 0:A6 . m
Arrives Everett Observation-Disclosures. 0.lO . nj
] caves Everett 0:l6 m
Arrives seattle II 80 . a,
leaves Seattle. IL rs m
Arrives Everett OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2:lO n m
Leaves Everett Observation-Disclosures. 2:l3 m
Arrives Seattle ,................-......l .30 3 m
Leaves seattle. Observation-Disclosures. t.<O m
Arrives everett ......................... $50 IN
Leaves Everett Observation-Disclosures. 100
Arrives seattle Observation-Disclosures. esta m
srn,. Leaves Seattle. - no . IA. ~ 80 IN
""A""ss Leaves Everett $50 . m, 500 m
Connects with boaa for saohomish. Connects
with steamer flyer tor Tacoma.
Trips daily. inciuding sunday.
Leaves CoiInan DOCK foot Of Columbia street
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION co.
CLAuD TRouP, FRANK w. 0oODHuE.
Pres 6ecy.
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Governmsnt honda-steady
fetroiern:-Nsglected.
FINANCIAL
Money on.call-Aetive. ranging from 10 70 30
per cent: eised. offered 81 10 per cent bid. Prime
paper. 0es ser cent. sterling exchange-weak:
sixy-dsy esnksrs bills. u siasA ss,s for demand.
giLvEn
Naw YoRx. June - Bar silver. &c; Msxt
can doiisrsS aSc-
H1SpA
Nxw Yoxx. June :, Closing:
4. =. Is trsel ..... 100 r.. :. 10 scoupon). 10
L; : = res 500. 80 lrseihcss ......... -