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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-02-16
The Supreme Court.

Charles 8. Zane-Chief justice.
James A. Miner, Ogden-Associate jus
tice.
j. W. Blackburn, Provo-Associate JUS
tice.
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Oils.
local ouotations.1

Boiled linseed oil, bbls, $50. leases fves, CSC.
Raw lnseed oils. bbls, SIC. cases fives, Gao.
Turpentine, bbls &c.; cases, fves, &c.
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@SOO Rewardg

We will pay the above reward for any case OF
liver Complaint, Dyspepsia. Sick Headache. In
digestion, Constipation or Costiveness We can
not cure with Vests Vegetable Liver Pills.
when the directions are strictly complied with.
They are purely Vegetable and never fail to
give satisfaction. Sugar-coAted. Large boxes,
et cents. Beware Of counteIfeits and imita--
tions. the genuine sold only by johnson, Pratt
& Co., Wholesale and Retail Druggists, 80 and
"a Nain g.. Salt Lake City. Utah.
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NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-Money on call, easy at 9
al per cent; closed offered at per cent.
Prime paper, sac.
Sterling exchange, quiet and strong; sixty-day
bills, 1864 demand, 4. 1874.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-02-16
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was sick. we gave her CastoriA
When she was Child, she cried for CastoriR
When she became Miss, she CHUNG to Castoris
Wan shehad Children, che gsvethem ca4esaA
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-02-16

The transportation committee resumed
work on the copper smelter project yester-
day, and the following telegram from Mr..
Green was read:
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A Policy

A EOtIcy
IL the Niagara" will insure sweet repose
II. J. GRANT & Co., Agents.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-17
San FRANCISCO MARKETS.
rHs srArR OF Trade.

IN faANcisco. April lh-The msrchandiss
nG1u6 ass steady, with . fair demand reported.
- DseAuce markets wers moderately active to-
RI. Asparsgus has arrived II, large quantities.
- peas sold higher. Potatoes and onions
~ asedy. Butter n weak. Eggs are hrmsr.
0esn d In good demand. some Eastern
laslsly has arrived
hoaucs receiots-Fiour. 1881 quarter sacks:
ve6st Ia.49 centals: barley, 3,94l centals:
-. Aoes ceatals: beans, 6e7 sacks; potatoes. So
-: esan, 703 sacka
hem-Net cash prices for family extras. 81 40
ep9 bsrr~i: bakers extras. $2s00a; super
~ &Sl9S 10.
WAnf- the situation lacks spirit, 40 buyers
gelohins no interest In the market Just now.
nleo 9s Quotabie at 81. 2a.ss(0L 25ls per Genital
- 10 grades. aud Si.25 iur a choice article;
sanes OF milling parcels are undisturbed at
Nu4ol31S per Genital
bafAy-lheTe was only moderate demand to
~ resulting in light sales, but prices are I'm.
0aged. We quote. Feed. s2L.tt8S,ac per cen.
10 food quality. and s5c for choice; brewing,
u0Q pes eentai.
0nss-Business continues OF quiet character.
Hiss. elsA9l %: milling, eL4J9L5S: fancy
NSns9is5: good 10 choice feed. $l3a9
Ia: on grades, &i.iSGL 50; black, eLl5QDi.1:
VEL 30 for iced, and &i.4X9i55 for mill
tsas $lE1sVgl - per ceutal
FINANCIAL
nolsD-0n sight New York, per 500. x21<c.
s:nine bli.s-oa London, sixty-day hank,
Estk Hiiver-BssS. per ounce, 62Ja0S3c:
ssaiesn dollars, oslsfB6sc.
MINING sToCKA
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Ceal and Supplies Arrits-SGiners for
tho Yuxon-P"liticsl Talk.
The following news Letter from juneau,
Alaska. was brought down by the steamer
City of Topeka.
The steamer Crescent t,ty. Capt. We'll
lington Thomas, arrived atsIuneau April 3
with sixty tons Of giant po der for the A.
+. g. NJ. Co. and coal for tho custom
house. She has coal for Eli the custom
houses In Alaska; alao about 800 tons Of
other freight for points &C. the westward,
consisting Of general supplses. hogs, sheep.
from Sitka to Unalaska AMI intermediate
points, making monthly trsps.
The Pacific Coast Htearaship Company
has reduced its freight rasss on ore and
sulphates to all points bslow, rates now
being one-half whas they sers last sum-
mer.
The City Of Topeka arriyed at juneau
April 8, having on beard s.fty passengers
for this place and about l5Gtons of freight,
also $50 tons Of coal for Jur.au and Tread
we'll mines. :
Present appearances indicate . very
prosperous season for Juneal. Capital 10
coming in and seeking Investments, new
mines are being opened and old ones
worked that have been neg cted for years.
It is only . question Of fine when this
will be one of the liveliest Snining camps
on the Pacific coast
The steamer Chilkat left h..re on the 10th
for Dyea with twenty-eight Yukon miners.
This will make . total of over 14O that
have started from here this spring.
Politics are quiet just mob. Tho latest
Yumof IL that Judge W,lliarss, Of Missouri,
Afaska's Worlds fair coming ssioner, 10 to
be collector of customs k.,d expects to
have the appointment within sixty days,
when he will make clean sweep of the
present force.
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There were filed for record So rday Is deeds,
the considerations aggresating s:7,l2 Follow
ing IL the list as furnished by Osborne. Tremper
4 Co, abstractors of ;itles lis derry street. be-
tween Front and second:
T. IL Dempsey to Edward DrSgar. VII lots 8
and s, block 3, Edes 4 knlsht's SID, 1924
A. tees To J. 4. Brewer. lot ., PsacA IL part lot
Q. block Il, Nala " ala al T. - ei
G. W. Vasdebeck TO Georee Nss.derbeck, tract
In Edes & Kin ght's add ami othes. $500
Z. T. Pepp er TO - J. Rs,iiSci ios ~, block Z.
Emma f. Cstncar, to Daniel O :..eary. lots 10 to
Is b ock -. south PARK, $40.
Ed l. Terry to L izabsth A. p Woodaman,
part lot Ii, block IS, Terry lss. Q, III.
Geo Z. Miller TO I. NJ. Ryersor = lots anc 4.
block O. town of Engiewo1s, fi25
Harry White To Nancy D t2lafst. lot II. block
2, Whiie Bros 10 West Seattle. &S<sa.
Lars Larson TO John Lndosrs, -! %. whesler's
q b. sanborn TO O. Celia usyn,s, lott. block
.. Gilman PARK, tf0e
Chas Foster to l. W. Buzby lots ]. ?. block Is,
Southern add, Sou
Pailips uanes TO W. z. Btres, tot liz oiock D,
Hanes' aid TO Des MONIES, $.oL
j W Ralston 10 {. F. h s$low,. .1ss i, 2, BLOCK
e.. seeIey's add 10 Dss Moines- Sis;.
T. E. Sander to Timothy kVlioes, lots !, ., g.
block - sanders sup plat luo0.
II ". II gEins 10 W. ". Dec: born, lots In
Quseu Anae 81, &l1
J. ". wanhop TO Alrnira G. flyaa, lot 3. block
i6, Kids add, $50
". ". Dearborn 20 II. ". H.ssins, lots In
Queen Anne "a, $40
II. II. Prouty 10 J. A. Proaty, LEI, g. block TO-,
pennys extension and Others, IL
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The IRE department ives csssed out yes
terday afternoon By false alarm sent In
through box l6, from the az Hillary. near
the Concordia saloon. on Second street.
The same box was used Oh Saturday for .
fire in the alley behind Hyaas, Pauson &
Co. 5 store, and the glass lad no, been re-
placed. Several young fellows were seen
standing IN front of the box just before
the alarm sounded.
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COUNTY T8EAsU aER'S SOTICE-THE
y county treasurer of King county. Washington.
vii pay pressntAtlcn. and ~ er A ira 20,
ls9S a. warran u drawn school fund OF strsci
No prior TO AMI Including warrant Nc. 1,9 %,
GATED September 80. 1892. No interest vii b
PAID OF $40 d warrants Afser Arrii ~ 1894
BYRON PHELPS County Treasurer.
Dated AKru Is, ls9A
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CHICAGO LIVE srf,cK.


NNAEcIAx
LoNDoN. April 1A-Baf sily1r, ~ 6no, ga.
Console, g iSled. Bank Of Jtnsland discount
8NoLIsK sEATN MAsK1E
LvsRPoor, April Is --lwhssf Offered modsr.
oratsly; market unchanged.
Corn-O0ered sparingiy; m&rket unchanged.
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-. I. ssao1zs lsss than for the preceding
- end Sl54 7nss greater than tor the corre-
naing wsek lase yeax
s3rrrei in1ssssting movements have taken
- Is the markets during the past week The
11.'rserdinsry sdvanee IN potatoes for the pre-
Ssssra vnek vss not maintained The announce.
- hat the supply sent 70 San Francisco was
1iriefo9 the time being rather took the keen
sSe. - the speculative mood OF local dealofss
~ 0htie there has bsen no decline In prices
- = not the same eagerness TO purchase ss
nglxusa Reports from various sections Of
- noapa county indicate that potatoes are
- ssasoss than was supposed 20 b the cass,
- ~ % the large quantities ffoSen during
03 rnneeeedsntsd cold weather early In Feb.
11s1oucy 70 cut prices In Aour early IN the
- eunt peioso Of the Warrington product,
- osaight end petsnt, down Is and ID cents.
n California brands remained undistufbed.
80 . . ombinsuon. The greatest furry
~ u cheapest grades Of aour, made in
Ip WaAhington, and decided tendency 70
wu1oo w. manifested The mills had largo
1loslin . hand and desired 70 dispose Of them.
49, sugul6s opsn quotations BY jobbefs OF
- bsns1s afe e. - per barrel. several dealers
oeoRs tAas thsy havs been offered the goods ct
js09 pEiesA
tDvvItDoAU Sv001b VI SuD OSOppU8V - nVeAx
nnh ~ bseu noted in the rapid advance Of
- ~ shoeta, these having gone e higher
- beloee the change was made at 80 cent
- Bran 10 now quoted 1t so and shorts at
a, loth nrm and In strong demand. Prices
- aIso advanced in California.
uhsst hes ermsr tendency, although there
D = ehante In quotations, which are o2065o
- bashsl fos export There II . common issl-
RI ~ wheat will advance. although no good
- = given other than that IL would b i'm
p1lnle 70 60 lower.
usoo ass In little better demand, but NJ
6onp Il quotations 10 note6
snIpnBNTo AND 8scsIYzA
DsI1ag he past twsnty-iour hours produces
- Dsrehandiss have bssn shipped from and
lpuaved q the port Of Seattle In the following
nttse:
Tons.
pments By rail and water. ...... VS.
liSes By rail and water. ................ ATS
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~ SEATTLE
II az MEDICAL and SURGICAL
~ DlSPENSARY
-CoNDUCTED BY
DrS Merrill 81 Merril'


DrS. Merrill 81 Merrill.
The most widely and favorahly known specialists
the Pacific Coast The doctors regular grad
yates from the University of the City OF New ork
New ork, and their long experience. markanls
sklu and universal success Ia the treatment and
cure OF thronlc diseases enitle these emf mt
physicians TO the fun condolences Of the AfYiicted
every where.
20 matter what your complaint, consult these
sfui specialists, who able 10 eject cures
In any cases that have baen pronounced no MELISSA
They treat SCIENTIF CALLY and sue.
CkS-FULLY, cure QUICKLY and PER-
MANENILY PaiVAIE. BLoOD AND SKIN
DISEASES. NERVOUS DEBILITY AND SIX
UAL DISORDERS. PILES. FisruLA AND
Retail ULCERS, SYPHILIS. GoSORRH0A
0LEET. SpernatorrhHa seminal Weakness Lost
Manhood, Nignt Emissions, DecAysd Faculties
Rheunatism, Neuralgia, Cssarrn, Brouchitia
Asthma, TuInors. Eruptien.. salt RheuIn and
sTRICTCRES radically and safely cured without
pain or detention from business and cures gusrSn.
teed
Al deformi.ies aud impedImsuts to marriage
quickly removed
britain AND POSITIVE ,URE for the
awful effects OF early vice and the -ous evils
that follow In IT'S train.
Long experience. with unparalleled succcsa, 10
Che best evidences OF Q doc.o-'s skill.
DISEASES OFWO EN- also receive special
attention Conxu personally the OLDEST and
most EXPERIENCED SPECIALISTS on
the Coast, or write, sending stamp Consultations
fres and confidential fremont Block. ga
1sone street. Seattle.
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Transactions since J.nussy 4 and for
the Past Wees.
Real estate transactions sincctt January I, 1893
are 13,09S52A There were filsd :sr record during
the past week 20 deeds. the cc-sidsrations Az
gregating eD.7la Following Il the record Of
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MILDLY Island AND
GTEAMEa FAIRHAvHY

Leaves City Dock. Seattle. daily sxcept Saturday,
a p. for kdmonds, Clinton Tu!aiip. Bro Wn'S
Point. Langley, Coupevilie, San dc fuca. oax
HAroor. Utsaisdy Aad LAconner. Bsturning
leaves LAceEnss IA for ses,tle. covering ssuso
eOalA Z. 083xIs AAssak
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Fees payable h a1vaaes for either ssasioal
small fes u sse per nantA VIII b charged
for kindergarten nAteralA use q gins ana sta
sionsry.
The methods q tsAeA!ns are bassd On
FRGBELS SYSTEM, which u now being uni-
yersaliy adopted By the best teachers Of infantA
The following will give an idea Of il scope:
THE KINDER0ARrEN GIFTS teach the
Tud!ments Of Color. Form, Arithmetic and Gsone.
try, cultivang the childrens constructive faculty,
imaetnaiion. powers Of observation, and ciearness
OF perception
0ymnsstic Exeroi 90, Class Singing and H aSits Of
Animals and Birds, developing physiQua prompt
0bed ence and com bined ton.
THE K1SDER0AR TEN OCCUPATIONS en-
brace Reading. Writing, Drawing, Neediework,
WOODWORK. Paper Plating Bead Work, Basket
Folding. Modelling. etc, which ira a the hand 10
dextsrity and neasnsss and the eye to accuracy Of
THE KiNDERoARTEN OBJECT LESSONS
convey . clear idea Of the physical world In rela-
ticn 10 animals vegetables and minerals and cui-
tivate In the pupils the power Of description and
teach 'hem 70 classify and arrange the kpowledgs
acquired.
References-Rev. David @ Garrett, st. Mark's
rectory; Mrs. L .. J. Hunt Ya1row, Lake Wash.
ington: Rev. Wallace NutfinG, 1910 University
street, and parents Of former pupllA
For further information. apply to the Misses
WinteroournA l0l2 Fourteenth street. city.
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leozlAND. April la-tspeeiaL l-whsat-Mor
hlsues d shown and the tone Of the market 10
ps A. high ~ $L17,< and sl.1o have been
- Tor Wails Walls and Valley respectively.
0Aippefs quote ~ maximum valuss: Sli21<
~ tce Valley aud Sl.o7319Ll0 for wsia
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Ely on THE sTLYEls
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
n enc hour and twenty-five ninuooA
the STEAMER sFLYEA-
Aavin9 been rebuilt = the finest pa0one0e
steamer on the Sound. Regular daily and sunday
trips, Seattle Tacoma route. - follows:
TAKING ETvDCR
fHUAsDAY. sEPTEHBER n
Leave Seattle ESQ . m. lse ,. m. and eooH n.
oharp. Daily except Sunday.
Leave Tacoma $50 q m. 1850 . -. aAd $50
b n. sharp Daily except sunday.
SUNDAY TRIPS
LAavo Tacoma Z = N. and 3 = N sharp
Leave Seattle $50 . m and p. n. sharp
Landing ct n. p. wharf, Tacema, and Conner
rial dock. foot OF Marion street. Seattle
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NOTICE TO sroCK HOLDERS.

THIS REGULAR ANNUAL. MEETING OF
j the National Investment Company Of Seattle
ASH Viii oe held thu otice Of rAx ford c. ay.
too. room 40. Bailey building, CO rrer second and
berry streets. SATURDAY, April 29 1898, al
$50 r. for the purpose Of electinS officers. and
for sloa other easaess IS may properly Come De-
fore H.
A full attendance Of stocsh oilers e requested.
=. ". u. HuI4BbOok, secretary.
Date Of IRIS; Publication A prii 8. 1888
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

yHR AaLiSsyNS
Fw MAID Tscona Jscot Holm, Clifton
Caps Horne, II Town. l. l. Aucfsus, la Con
X Ii Laeo u, ~ Bake L II Jacks; Portland
Z II Packard, saohoIa } smith; DO
Thome, Monte Z q fOOaa & vi, Pogrd
/ " Gordon. City Alex keul san Iran
william Lenun&wt.Wh A Ia.9os, fty
JaGgs Allen&wl, Cl;y Marston tlob~sis City
Thomas Cain, Etison " J Asges: Apacorfes
W Paamore. Everett James ~ is, rs tam
Trevor & kiucaid, Olympia
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The atmospheric pressure during the
month was as follows. the barometrical
readings being reduced. to the sea level:
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ladies. 20 70 }. J. wiuver. tis zsrous stree.
alS lave youx AAis properly sktss.ssd u
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Hor~-or,.. "a .,..A-. F.. -. a.
me e~ zane 0@ ~
LofE.e-Rersav .s..,s, ~ e.sa.s..a s...
80 20 an -. sGL - ssk9s0c oowns celes
AZ E,2;s ~. - .n.S.uolng: april l1W; nay
nom nal quotation Tor 10. :. lac
sug:r-Duil and frm; fstf re6ninx, 9<c:
eentrafuesis, IS teet. 3Ac. 3-Ansd-Firm and
u, ! !. ieir dsmand; OF 4, e795sc; mould A.
oSl6cQ90sfc; standard A, il6(o51<c; coniec.
toner 4. l3le9sc: cut soaf, SECS ll-16:
crushed, y495 il-l6r: powttrso. S-l6069<c;
granulated, l-l695<; cubes15 3l605sk
Copper-Qpiet and easy: Llks, Sll q
Leso-Firm ~ Ao05x61Alg9
un-firm Straits. sMsas bid: "a asked.
fiates-Quiet speitef--Quies; domestic eA1a
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WHATCOM ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP CITY OF SEATTLE"

lClose connection with n. p. train from Portland
and San Francisco.
Steamers "City Of Kingston" ana Getty Of Seat.
tie" make close connections 1t the Tacoma wharf
With tsains to and from Portland, aud with the
last and West-bouud overland trAinA
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IRON VANCOUVER:


For fan Information apply -
GEO Nc BROWN District Passsasse AgsnA
SAncpaver.
Z W AoGISSIA Assak ssAsrosya eisck -
ASsiA
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MINING Stocks.
EASTERN MARKETS.
INV YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

~ iosk. April lA-The stock market was
saa lower today. aid dealings were purely
ss'easi. A drop Of y. point. was noted in
ss. Union, based gu he passage of IN anti.
- on by the legislature Al Albany, the com.
~ aasans hitherto enjoyed a large revenue
ns traasmission OF rsces. There Was .
~aaency throughout he market, but the
statement ws. SO much better than had
80 sApecied that general rally en-
which. however. was no; fully
d nso Ia the fnaI dealings
sssas.sss the last prices were Las. par cent
zoe lowest fhs bs&rs Continue "a lay
~ epcn the probability that the treasury
ss VIII cave 20 lie drawn upon. bat In
-. eouaiiy well informed the belief pre-
] ~. sss ~ sach condition arises il will have
more than passing effect The mar
scmswhs, stesdier in ,ona
nmsns eosis-Lower
ari-Neglsc,e at es;s Gs9itc
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT
iokk. April lathe weekly bank state
saovss reserve increase OF 81. $50 go, and
~ Decrease OF g. go Banks now hold
: "a excess of the legal requirements
FISAScIAL
~ On eat-Dull ani easy at 3 per cent
3 ~Rr~ e4sss per oeat sterling exchange
"a !. \. Ns scsasi business in sixty.day hank
~sess; demand. Asa
SILVER
seas, April iA-Rar silvcr, saJ,a
soNps
: To- sssl...... Us Il. :. IS tcoap Us
VTl...,-. sslSesei6c e. -. los
As kaunoAD sTocKs
] tss,ss r.. Sis-hors IAne.. -
lsRta..as he.--- = Sealing. ...... So
Aus.s i s.. So criminal ........ ST.
! tsss,s e. 80. o. Ss'-R q, "es,ern.... p
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PUGET SOUND 4 ALASKA DIVISION

VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP sCrrY OF KIN0sroN.s
S:oo amILvl M -T.comA. -. IlloIArl s:ls am
10:lS am Lvl 81 seattle. s2lLvl 500 am
1:3O pm Lvl 72lPt Townsend 3SlLvl Has pm
1850 PM rll1OL Victoria. -. MIlLvi $3.50 pm
Steamer .tity Of Kingston and "Ci,y Of Seat.
tle'' make connections a. Port Townsend for pas.
ssngers going from Bsilingham bay points 70 Vie
toriA and return.
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PACIFIC R.R-

PACIFIC n
1u1naa olespang CIR, 1lagans Day oaoGAao
I'D 1nese Palace Dining Cars between oeaseia d
rAul anA Chicago without change Connseaeo0
- I'll Dolnte n tie United States anl Canada
OH1Io1AL TIM8 GARD
TAKING EFFECT NOV. 1st, 1882.
faArxs LEAVE sRArrLns
Fer D Paul and Fast-lo:2o p m
For spokans-S:20 p m. and logs p -.
For Portland and South-S:l5 . m aAl o:Ao
For olymp'.-s:is = n. and s;lsan
For Tecema-6:l5. S:15 q n. 12.0l. Sac. e:eo.
For snoeusimie FAILS and North Bsna-s.ls
For sumas ana Anacortes--s:is A.
For enehomish and Getchsl-9:l5 . - anA
ASS p m.
TRAINS A1BIvn A. sHAr1LA
Prom o. Paul and East-ll:2S p N
From SpokAno-1 q %. and l1:2S -
From Portland and South-6:50 p m. and 1888
From oiynpts-s:so >. m and s:4snn
From Aontesano and Ocosta-5 so p. m.
From Tacoms-1l:S5 6:A5 and lo:3o Z -.
500, $50. 0:l5 and ll:25 p N.
From SnoQualmie Falls and North Bend-8:3o
From esmas aad Anacortss-6:2o ~
From snoAomiah and 0stchel-l0:SS Z - anl
Sac ~
2AIL10AD AND STEAMSHIP TOXIN 10
ALL POINTS IN THE WORLn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-17

OommsncanR Ma4cA 47A pasueneoeo DDavtne
Spokane on AondayA Wednesdays and Friday1
connect Same a3ernoon - Northpors with steamer
Ainsworth. Easlo, and SLOGAN and passoneers
arriving from the north those daya VIII 20 d.
Sect;y through 70 Spok ane. arriving ~ $50 p IA.
Daily service via this line will commence aboUo
April 10Th, when passengers viii 90 through Ne
same day.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-17

-THE-
HOPE KINDERGARTEN

Phncipal, Miss WiAssSbeurle CFSubd Uuaen
Graduate Of the Nome and Colonial Trainr
Ing College London, EnglandL. who
holds King County Teachers
CertiaoatA second grade
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-17

STEAMER GLIDE
Leaves Bakers DOCK p m Mondaya Wsdnss.
days and Fridays for West Side. Olalla and way
landings: Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays for
East Side vashon, ChautauQua, DesMones stones
Landing and Buenna. Leaves Tacoma every
morning except sunday ax $3.50.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-17

1AIL1oAD AND sTEANsHIP T1CKEx0 10
ALL POINTS In THE WoRLn
The record-union., 1893-05-18
Special to the RECoRD-UNIoN.


WASHINGTON, May T.-Congressman
Camiuetti of California had a short con-
ference with the President this morning,
and left the White House feeling assured
that it is the intention of the President to
see that the Chinese Restriction Act is
enforced. Caminetti denied it would take
anything like the sum of money men
toned to enforce the Act, for the reason
that those Chinese entitled to remain
would secure certificates at their own ex-
pense, and those against whom the law
was really aimed at would be frightened
out of the country the moment an honest
attempt was made to enforce it. Cam
inetti is of the opinion that what addi-
tional money may be needed will be
voted at the next session of Congress, and
he fears no repeal of the law.
Reports from forty of the sixty-three
revenue districts show that 8, 40 Chinese
have registered. No reports have yet
been received from the Pacific Coast dis
tricts.
The Chinese Minister, accompanied by
an English-speaking Secretary of the
legation, called at the State Department
this morning, and had conference with
Secretary Gresham in regard to the Su
preme Courts decision affirming the con-
stitutionality of the Geary Act. He gave
no intimation whatever of his intention
to suspend diplomatic relations with the
United States, but on the contrary indi-
Gated his purpose of quieting affairs in
China as much as possible.