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The Portland daily press., 1893-09-21
BASE BALL.
y The National League.

The following games were played yes
terday in the National League:
4 AT CLEVELAND.
Boston....l.. :. 20 O o O o 81 O.
Cleveland 81. 30 D o o5 / O.
Base hits-Cleveland, IA Boston, 1G. Errors
Cleveland, 3; Boston, 8. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and thinner, Stiyetts and Bennett.
AT PITTsBURG.
Brooklyn. ........o 2 2 Q Q O.
Pittsburg. ........0 0 1 0 8 0 o l.
Base hits Brooklyn, IL; Pittsburg, -. En-
rors-Brooklyn, p; Pittsburg. 2. Batteries
Tenney and Daley, Gumbert, Terry and Mack.
AT ST. LOUIS
ST. Louis. .......0 2 o Q / K
Philadelphia. Il o o o 0 o l o.
Base hits-St. Louis. 5: Philadelphia. z. e.
rofs-St Louis. q Philadelphia. 2. Batteries
Gleason and Twineham. Carsey and Clements
AT LOUISVILLE.
First Game.
New York...3 0 1 l 0 0 0 Q o, Il
Louisville. % 4 o 0 0 1 o OF
Base hts-Louisville, IL; New York, IA. Er-
rors-Louisville,. 3; New York. 4. Batteries
Menafee and Grim, German and Wilson
Second Game.
New York. ......5 0 o o o o ] O. {
Louisville. 400 0 0 0 O. {
Base hits-New York, 6 Louisville, g. En-
rors-New York. L; Louisville, 0. Batteries
Rusie and Milligan, Whitrock and Grim.
The Portland daily press., 1893-09-21
A GOOD SIZED sAco CROWD.
Fifteen Hundred at the York County Fair
Yesterday.
Especial to the Press.]

4 Special TO the Press.
Saco, September 20.-The second day
of the York County fair saw more than
1900 people in attendance, and this is
considered good-sized crowd here. 1t
is the largest crowd that has attended
one Of the society trots for number
of years. The weather was fine, but the
wind blew gale, rendering it disagree
able and fast time well nigh impossible.
Three horse races and a bicycle race
were on the card for today. The colt
race for two-year-olds was trotted in the
morning, and proved interesting, al
though the winner. Royce, had things all
his own way. Royce trotted with the
precision and steadiness of an old race
horse. and attracted much admiration.
He is by Warrener, and holds yearling
record of PAS 1-2, and two-year-old
record Of 2.39 1-2.
The 2.28 class, pace or trot, was the
best race of the afternoon, even If Dan
Berry, owned by Fox, the lucky Cornish
horseman, did have cinch on first mon
ey. The other horses made good fight
for second place. There was good deal
of local interest to see what would be
the fortune Of Blue John, a half brother
of Nelson, owned by L. P. True, propri-
etor of the Saco House. Haines was up
behind, and although the horse made
several breaks in the first heat Haines
made great drive for second place at
the finish, and would have got it but for
a break close to the wire. After that
Blue John was out of it.
The 2.57 class, for horses owned by
French people in York county, was won
without trouble by Jessie j., owned by
DR.. Lapointe Of Biddeford, and Mollie
d., owned by j. P. Dion Of ,Biddeford.
was an easy second.
The mile bicycle race, best two in
three heats, for riders in York county,
was easily won by John G. Lawrence,
who at times led the field nearly hun
dred yards. The summaries:
si# Two-YEAR-oLDs-P $50
Royce, b S, by Warrener. Auburn Colt,
FearIa,eht Prince. oh s. by Maine Prince,
Moulton s. Chaplin, Cumberland Centre;.2
Dexter K, Oh 5, BY Maine Patriot, Patrick
Kane, Deeriflg Centre ;;... 1913
Gypsy J. ; t, by Canarda,F IJellison, Good
wins Mills ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Time-2491a 2.46.
2.25 GLASS, TRoT OR PAcE-PUFsE $500.
Dan Berry, oh s, by Guarantee. Fox1 I I
Ned Allen, CHI g, Mahlon Jordan. .......5
Red Hawk, b s. G III Nelson. 80. .-.....2
Glendale, s, G X Richards. ...........4 3
Blue John, IN g. L p True.
Time-2.31, 2.31, $50.
{, 2.57 CLASS, FRENCH RAoE-PURsE 500.
Jessie j, b M DR. Lapointe ........1 l
Molie D, b m, J Dion. .......-......
Kate o, blm m, D Jeanson. ...;... ..:
Lambert Knox. Oh 5, Anthony Ledeaux.d
Time-2.57 2491A. 2.491a.
MILE BICYCLE RAcE,-YoRK COUNTY.
j G Lawrence, Saco.. .................-..-..l |
Fred Cobb, Biddeford. ...................-2
M Libby. Sac0 ..............-....- 3
@ M Leavitt Biddeford ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Time--2.471a, 2.511a.
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IN $40 Worn.n'a building.

Mrs. Wellesley Ito husband return
ing from Investigating the cause of
great crowd We'll, what is it they are
so curious to sssp Some woman's work?
Wellesley-Yes, q rare curiosity. A
woman sewing suspender buttons on
her husbands trousers. Worlds Fair
Puck.
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misunderstanding.

Biddeford, September 20.-Charles L..
Batchelder, chief consul Of the Maine
Wheelmen, was married Wednesday
forenoon to Miss Irvie j. Libby Of Saco,
The couple have gone to Niagara Falls
on a wedding trip.
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II presume you haven't been to the
worlds fair yet7''
upon what do you base your pre-
sumptlon?"
"Well, we've been talking now for
an hour and you haven't swore once or
mentioned Chicago. Judge.
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sArrp OF OHIO, Cry OF TOLEDO, 5.

FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that he is the
senior partner of the firm OF f. ]. CHENEY &
20. doing business i'll the City Of Toledo, Coun-
nav the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLA RS
tor each and every case of CATARRH that can
not be cured by the use of HALLS CATARRH
FRANK J. CHENEY.
sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence, this 9th day OF December, A. ID. 1886.
A. w. GLEASON
Notary Public.
Halrs Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts
directly on Send G fss aha ee
I. J. CHENEY s. CO., Toledo, o.
ksy-sold by Druggists, 76c.
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In the Androscoggin Valley.
Especial to the Press.l

Livermore, Falls, September 20.-The
Androscoggin Valley fair races today re-
suited:
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Mr. II. e. l.. BeaIs of Boston,
lately with the j. F. Bumstead
Co., has taken charge of our
WALL Paper department., and
we will promise to our customs
ers the most caref elite
attention.
NIr. W. Az also
with us, snNected with
this department..
We have at the present time
to offer, "a very Large assOrt-
ment of Papers at reduced
rates, and would invite the i'm
SpecaiOn OF contractors and
builders OF houses to look at
our lime. We are prepared TO
make low prices. and can
guarantee the saving OF money
TO those WHO purchase frOnn our
stock.
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THE BULL OBJECTED.


n HeaSyW6IxnU DuRhaM ChkSe1 Oh8 OF
the Boys in Red.
Willie Woodward wears a red suit
about the worlds fair grounds and
sells official catalogues on commission.
The other day he went to barn No. 4,
where the prize cattle are corralled, to
tack up notices warning purchasers of
catalogues to buy only from the boys
In red. He excited mild interest in
the meek-eyed Jerseys and other milk
ers, and all went well until he tried to
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Track Record Broken.
Cherryfeld, September 20.--The races
at the West Washington fair here today,
resulted as follows:
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Monroe Has a Fair.

Bangor, September 20.-At the races
at the fair at Monroe today, the 2.30 class
purse $175, was won by Haroldson, owned
by W. G. Marshall of Belfast; Ansel w.,
A. R. Buck Of Orland, second; best time
1926 ga. The race for four-year-olds,
purse SIS, was won by Erling, owned by
e. e. Wellington Of Albion; Tidemark.
81. G.. Haley Of Winterport, second; best
time, 2.363 "a. The stallion race, purse
$50, was won by Wilkesmont, owned by
w. c. Marshall Of Belfast; Naumkeag,
G. G. Andrews, Bangor, second; best
time, 2.35l-2
The Portland daily press., 1893-09-21

Mr.. william Small, an old resident of
Richmond, died suddenly at his home
in that village Tuesday morning of
heart disease. He had been doing his
usual work about his place few. minutes
before his death.
The Portland daily press., 1893-09-21

But this we
Sunshine little ana
10
of this department
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-15

There wers aied for record saturday Is deeds.
sha considerations asgresatng sS,ieo Follow
lug /, the list as furnished by ostorIe, 1renper
4 ia. ses,vactars o. sites. lis Cherry street ts
tseen Ffont and seecGa.
" " rrice 20 A. v. heat, lots ~ =, -. block
Q. Wrillrg.osd >, si,A1
IIvn,outh Congregational ShaTeh To J. Il
vrfghi ins = blncs q. P0atius al, $3.50
q a Frauaunt 10 A. Larson, ne - &C :. u, 4,
$50 -.
II Lar.oa IL I. TurnSall. ae 90 80 :, =. I, sac.
IA gnnig ta J hnsisr, loss =, ~, ceaioss-
rtashcss tEset, stsst
Inc,,,trlanA 10 q +. Frsiefsck e. al. Ion &.
hl,sk ID Fa4gstew Nta siesa
1 /. F.efporlt ~ l. StcFaogrs. y !. ioi {. block
- Eles & h, S>sa
J. r Tate g r. 4, Tassin, lots 5, 9. Il. block p
niselaw >. sAa
! Rerxss IL Jarwcs wilAersea. lets :. :. block
H. Eugi.so~si. sist
- 1 sus others, 81.
~y.srs njxsEss - isabella steiner. lots Is ls.
hluts = Mo;us I4pe sd4, ssea
IA i-arsgadtsr te .iseySe jones. toss - -
bI,sck 8 Net TaeoN s, $50
Il K sonaf.ton TO u4tser Compton, lot g.
Renu's aid, STA
h = tessssSea 20 Oliver Compton. lot ~
beck I. lEaS<s's s1d. s. n
, T. Narss - " a4ss ktv~r Annosr ard :
"a tract III xec - y. =, s,-oeA
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKERS.


FAN FRANCISCO. May ia-The local meY-
ehandise markets are fairly active aud prices
steady. The produce market il quiet
Vegetables of all kinds are plentiful Peas
are lower ana old potatoes firm. More onions
came In from Australia.
Butter holds firm. Eggs are easy and cheese
10 weak.
Poultry is quiet
Game IL dull.
Strawberries are higher.
Produce rcceipts-Fiour, 1910 quarter sacks,
Oregon. l.s36. wheat. s66 centais. Oregon. 7.s43:
barley. 2,735 ceu;ais: oats, SO certals. Oregon,
ii9s; bssns IS sacks; potatoes, ,7os sacks. Ore
gon, 5l3
Fiour-stcady at the advance. We quote:
Net cash price, for family extras, sAlu(1a -
per hb: bakers extras, $i.oosa20: superfine.
&2se1t3n
Wneai-The marke: is steady and business IL
limited because OF light offerings Quoiable 1t
ei.2sts 90 per GENITAL for No. shipping and
&l3' ior a choice article. Milling wheat il
&i.3y. 09Ls7ia per Genital.
Bariey-keeps firm IN price. there being strong
holding. We quote: Feed. syt.eys5c per centai
for cool quality. ancsfi ,6te7isc for choice;
brewing. Sestg&lolss per ceniak
Oats-ssocks are not large, while prices are
hrin and bnoynnt Quotsbic at g. 2SHi. 10 for
fair to good white. anu 81. tsGIs5 per GENITAL for
good 70 choice; black oats, &L2sGl.5j per Genital
FINANCIAL
nrafts--On sghf, New York. pes 500, c5c
Sterling biils~on London. sixty day bank
s9sesz.
siivsr--Bsrs. per ounce. sSssNs5s*c: Mexican
dollars, 6ti .t1s6sxr.
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MINING STOCKS
FOREIGN MARKETS.
FINANCIAL

ioxnos. Nav lathe members Of the stock
exchange expected the announcement of
. hunter of failures a. the opening
this morning. bat were agreeably dsssr-
pointed At finding that only two small
failures had occurred ana tha, some arms sup
posed to he in difficulties had effected settle
menss This fact caused much relief and added
To tn. steadiness of tho n,arxe..
IoSpoS. MAY iS--Bar silver. .ae5 hue, So "a
Consals, - Il-led. Bank o. England discount
rate. 5ts per cent.
Y>srtsR GRAIN NAFKyr.
LIVERPOOL May s-wheat-ofsred SPAR
ineiy Ne red winter steady. IS liisd.
Garu-S.eaiy aud offered moderately. Nag. IA
sd. JGly, ~ ~.
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NRecHAxpssE
Hops-Dsl snc stescy. New York sfsses
common 70 eholoe. Iss5zisse; Pacific coss:s, ls9
son,es-sseady. ifs1co point. up. x..es YER.
300 keGs, iBc.gd ng: 1uns, tT5 -: JAW sis o,
esais: Ausss, I'll. ss'Ss Rso-Suses and nr1n.
.nx.r-ouie. and steady. Fair rsaned, re:
centriiaEs.. y'-tess. &c. Reass1-ansss and
weak. os a. i-Isss,.s: mould A. go
As a.aSs..: cut is.a, I'D. ,se. e1nssss
Sc la-sees powdered. sIi.Iax6T.e; grsnu-
i.s.a. s-iss .se; eubs.. ii-issss.s
Ls ssp-tnsss .a as .s.1' L'ss' 'Iasssl
Tin-sssaay: strata, sl9o bid. P,s.es-
9ases snd steady. spsltss--Quist: Domestic,
BOSTON srocK sxcHAxoE
BOSTON,. May E-ciosinS:
Burlington. -
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. May A-ca;sle-Receipts, Inn:
so nas,ness OF nos<. Top steers. sasss6np:
primo. eistss2s: others. 81 2seie IS; stotkers,
AsAei2t: Texans, I'D CAS-
Hogs Receipts. 1850, market opened brisk
ana s1ong. osls closed 1910. lower Mixed aad
packers, y 1919. prime heavy and hu,ehers'
weight. E-ooss'7o; prime light, E.sos..o5: pigs,
N-5s472a
Sheep - Receipts. 1860: market stronger.
Grass Texans. s2sS9Aso: native aud Western
wsiasfs. ssoo1Saea
CHICAGO BOARD or TRADE.
CHICAGO, May IA-w hsat-Fatr trade, bat
market Gnsss:le6; opened uncaan Sed to &C
higher; advanced - more on strong cables;
declined 14c on nnfavosshs reports @. the
haa1essi situation; rallied slightly. and cloaed
essy s4c lever than yesterday. Receipts wera
5o.9so bushels. and shipments 7aoOD bn.helx
whess- Easy: cass, 7assc: Jpiy. Tssxc.
Cosn--kasier: cash. +ssAe: J4iy. sss,c.
Oass--Essy; cash. %, a.. Ja.y, xs5,e.
kys-occ.
barley
iax--SLoo.x6tl0f
T.nothy--slYa
Whlsky-Slia
PORK steady: cash. &iaoo: September.
3ioA7i,-
LSra-stesdy; cash. SO. -: September, Siasa
sbors r.bs--sieady: cash, ~ 70, September.
3iAia
short c.esf-$in aIAtn 80
shou.ders--Sie o0teio -
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r.,gsrox. Naa:. Nav lA--tspes:s,- I-Fas-
ss,,..sr. ~, Northern Fxcifsc 'TsI2 No /:
2 : goAusosa. EUnesa Campbell. u. wtea.-
f,r 81 : vile. T. J. Beckett Sss4 s.te, ". & Hi.i-
ISIS. "a. safe. J. 4, .oass, J. A.-ser. 4. -
t.-.s.-~ ard Nsss u. Ho~nas- NJ. ". \
nsnrs~u T. q EM.ssgss. a . Ga4.ss. T. T.
Ssvs,.tsr.s =. r. Nessnza. / II AogA1. ~ Ii. T..
N~kzx sf.. s8EhsF-ssro sssua - So
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tipIEi. ARRIVALS.


rRs 1SLiSDrfS
, f>su,s-~A.ss Everett 4 Finch. EverSs;
- So.nwfo< Tacoma G8taey kspcks. FAccras
= n ~n,!tA PNytisu. MI gfis.ttc. MJsacsn
So Nsy.s. ~ h ps<rsD. FoFs Gamble
N f.,s,ss In gstfsrshia IeuEz. 0ull : - detroit
" sweeney. Ursys ar hShsoa- fsrAstea
Ii Crockett. - Aeecsss MIS- tssscAett. a. auS
s0g5fI.4ns KsssaBC Narsca Ee.m8rk. Sesi-o
: = Nerve n Angeles ! = thtrgey. FAla2ey
ftw Cara.soe.. ie4eaA sseoe HogP, Cation. y q
A SzatsoEa. Ca4sF@go
or.tnESTAL G9Tss.
: na.xr~ fservft ~ " Hincxse { ". r
Nate n sill&gns. es-ks1s ~flaft. s. -, farS at I
Soss & ~. fseSgaa Siss s.zsssA. 4sFis i
rrss.r fis ard -pcFe &c To. city
; .e.Nfsssa. = ooles y p Starr. c.ss
II fses..lta FseNras ss5en fass novsn
- Ah4rt.ss. t..Uvenae y E Il -. Portland
=, ~ Behasssa, de N4F4tA. SAX issAa
~ Atsss,fslS 1.gse-s y - hem sssosi, 8sttc
Ma Tssgaes, NAfysyssie : n ori1-a4 c4sS
I 1erees. tverctt HAvGAF$. Szs FrAa
J 3 sszsGes. tsfaA&a
Robert E iaacola. "a s1ssls;er - kas.sat.
arrived Ia ASs Ieg4 ~ Mas -
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pestiAssi Wheat Market.

0aiAsn. va. Ia special Wheat Dull
3 s susay- ea'l.,Y, o. sSesi IN, walla walia.
1919 pst Genital. Receipts were As9l
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poRT okC HARP

poRr ORCHARD
NAVY Yste Eee,s- Ersnersaa. os1aa0
sGS ItAsl&ss1a-
ETEAa1k LIL.S
Leaves aoc. o. WksAssksss s.ss<t eAs'y sacs3s
ssessy ~ 9sis O. ana - D. IA The n:l3
q u srss Ia<.sass hrsa OF rsss Cscsssd E1ss>
ssSs r~s.sss cen - sessaaAssssse 90 esa1Ayx
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transactions Since January I and for
the Fast Week.

Real estate transactions since January !. isas.
are q. $50 96i There were hsa FOR record during
the past waes ia deeds. the considerations as
gfegating II29,a Following is tho record OF
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.ll.egs.l7s Is

4 - = eix,fsz.. ~ icas than the preceding
I - - ~, 3isss. less than the corresponding
& - - rear, wairh was an exceptional week.
- 1ursns tie week has teen fair, but not
- - vas e 3 Iascted n: tine seas0n OF the
- esins 10 tr,s BACKWARD spring.
r. sucss ar9 &c higher than . week ago.
GiUun tsine sss per pound for grannlased
0tnuh
- meats asse advanced another quarter
neeok. I'D th.f exported shortage In the hay
- - sos insstsste any great reduction from
nsplst high ssures.
gtueh wsak99. Alter having advanced TO
nn1a ~ axpces for club. 1t has declined 70
UhfR dob sus. @sd&Tic for blue stem. Milling
rsnan ahout fesnts higher.
Ehnufng tho aivanee In wheat douH has
49, fsnsr ora California product has ad
m1 0tssss pr barrel. A. yet no cnanse IL
o1Dlh - price of Washington Hours, bat II
- iempeeted anuy.
- nsah ar scarce. bat no further advance
trlcs ~ taxa place.
IN sus ara walker and are now offered st
- uhoiess!a
1Sassies sse quite plenty In the market.
3ssm Cs;t.ayniA. few cherries OF In
e1nsify haze also arrived. and 20 at y 70
nB11aepound ssx.
lneoeoonut ,iss,ket 10 0vesStocxed ana they
I ls u y cassts per doxsn aud retail 1t
E9asa
hfss ass aSw arriving from Southern
xh n raj aad sell for somewhat higher
TkanD shsse ssriving by boat, - they come
l1m opo1itiesa
- ~ u iesssrn apples has Just arrived
G6e
ooueg uhoess.ie az t32 per ton, and an ~.
n3a4e@ sscss rom lower sound points II
on1t6sy
eniPsaxrs ASp EgcHfrfs
um111 NE psss twcasy four hours produce
- nassAsndise .asve been shippei from and
mpyp1 = tho pss-, OF seattle in the following
QDaztss;
Tons
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DACIrrC NAVIGATION CoMPANY-FAsr
1 time for Tacoma. Everett ana snohomish riveb
poinfa
STEAMER STATE OF WASHINGTON viii
leave Everett daily. except Sunday. as . N. ios
Seattle
Leave Seattle for Tacoma. IL q m
Leave Tacoma for seattle, ::lo p N.
Leave Seattle for Everett 4.AO p. m.
Leave Everett for seattle, :: 10 p. IN.
Leave Seattle fog Everets 1000 p m. exespt ~
rrdAy and sunday
Leave seattle Tor Tacoma. ESQ p n. saturday
only.
Leave Tacoma for seattle. AIS p n.
Leave Seattle for Evsrett, $50 p. M
Calls ~ kdmonds only. Connects daily except
Sunday with STEAMER HENRY BAILEY for
all enohomish river ponta Only daily through
line. tregh, el.O0 per ton.
IA Common. WILDLY BLAND AND
IL EVRRkTT-
STEAMER FAIRHAvEN
Daily, except Saturday. Q p M. Tor Edmuads,
Muckiiseo. Everett, Clinton. Browns Point.
tuiAip Langley. suskcluni, CoGpeviie. Sande-
fuca YAK Haroor. ttsaiady ana la Common. He
turning leaves Ia Common =. tn. daily exceps
sunday, touching Everett 81 40 p arrive
seattle p boat calf 1t Tuiaisp Oh return trip
Headquar, IN Seattle. City Dock. foot Of Main
street
r.. J. RATHBoNE, Agent
FRANK wATERHoUsE. General Manager.
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.


pssssa,, .-s ,s,.rns.ssa issvss Merchants deck
ygs..ay .tgrxaAf sna -s1aFaAy - . IA az
Esnxsian ors sssynpss, b&aEoT. ~e~ssseE. ES3k
xassI I.s.saEta uo sszgass. lnioa tiis sni snsss-
tass.ste Ess..is srgigfss - Ca Gag 81 p ~.
Irsvrs 4 uisz fSsF rs Wednesday. Friday
aa4 SUNDAY srr1sias IA ssAatis Al IA
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Pullman sseersas Cara Eis<ast nay CeocAsl
ara aness fAsacs Iisiax Cars n<twesa seattle. So.
PArs md Chicago without change Ccc1scsscas
- ~ points In the ralssa States and CAnaaA
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nah b. RAJ; sad waser.........-.e .ali
- " paii sui water ................. :. $50

~ oeenship Aalla Waiis, from San Frau
le-lN ais lear, iAS psgs ties. coffee and
- - - ve:@ables, ass SKIS sugsf. spAgs
- HI m<.t, 10 CO butter. IL 90 cheese. -
~ sks t.1si4ioss. 53s rkrs beans. I'll ~
- eepds. 80 fsirres beer. i76 bxs oranges,
- heuefs. . bills wine. 10 c. groceries.
Oasssed. : ms rice, II hxs crackers. aso skx
- ntte meal e. books and stationery. = cs
9end roctas. cfts cigar boxes. 80 sAs
- rolls feather. Il 60 dry goods, IS bxx
- = cisrEr. ca ammunition. GO empty
~ banF.ses, II es japanese goods, . O.
= eaelie. - 60 clothing. boots AMI shoes.
MeunS. liz pses iron aud nails. . cs candy,
EHney. Sests Garrett, 81 psgs iube-. cs
IVA CO t'stgcss, 40 coils wire. - ca hard
- cheer ate. II &C castings. 10 hxs
- 80 haze. Z CO dried fruit, 10 Sxs glue.
s9nith, ~ SIS chain. - andIs paper. 80
Eken sessa Il siS cs cape. ii cs erockeiy, -
Qlfeu, Akgs oibet merchandise and
p0e9e ea.a 4 enfks, sample ties, wooden
vocsens, S#e bon, soda. show eases, engine
.Nshsei. STAT. mix bottles. collars. must
ssunment@ r4ower. fixtures, shirts. baking
vl0oDf, eantls4
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OFFICIAL TINE CARD
TAKING EFFECT APRIL so. 1888.
fkafxs LEAVE SEATTLE:
Fog 81 Faai ard East~lo - p "a
Fer Spekane-s. 20 p u. and lu:gs p m
Fo. Portland and Soush-S.i5 q m and S:tS
= M
Fer o.ynpsa-e.iS q IN and Sis -
Fer Mcns&sAue and ucossA-S.15 q m
Fer sacans-s:i5. s:is q a.. 1s-ol. 3 90 e:O0
s:aS aac .c2s y. NJ
For snoncmish. seirc AnsevrseA sps4uAim.s
Fails aad North Seud-S.sa q and 20 p IA
fcf pciats north OF sedro - SamAS-s.3o p q.
rRAfxs ARRIVE AT sKArrLR
From 81 PAni ana Eaxs-ls:.S r. m
Prom spoxane-la-e5 m and IL rs m
From Portland ana Soufh-S. so n Ia and 1888
Z m
From Olymrla-sssop .. m and SIS .. m
Prom NoaieSano and ocosta-5 SO p m
From Tacoma-l1 IS. s.&3 and loss q A.
2:os. s. so. IS and Il IS p N
From ~aehoEiss. Se5ro AnAco.teal suce0aimie
Fas3s and = oRth Bend 10 IS q m. and so d m
From points lorth Of sed-o TO SumaS-A so .. q.
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PAI0Cp CAPITAL............... u40gveey4
1A6G0 nv A,0VV,VVO
Head oflice. ~ Lombard street London.
branches Portland. san Franc,sca seattle t.
coma. Victoria. New Westmipstse, NanaimA
kamicops. Nelson Vancouver, n T.
A General Banking and ESchango business
transacted Loans NADIA Hta discounted Com
mercIal credits granted Ieposits received on cur
rent account subject 20 check. Interest paid %
tine deposisA n LEA BARNEA AAnAsoe
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STEAMERS.
ely ON THE "rLYER~
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
In enc hour and twenty-five miuutoA
THE STEAMER .FLYER"
Aegular daily and sunday trips. seastle Taco0s
route, Is follows:
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER Ia
Leave seattle q 30 . M, i:30 p n. md 600 = -
sharp Daily except sunday
Leave Tacoma 1880 q m, ll:S0 Z - ed $50
p m. sharp Daily except sunday.
SUNDAY TRIPS
Iaavs Tacoma . m. and p. IN. sharp
Leave Seattle $50 q m. and p m sharp
Landing af n. p. wharf. Tacoma, ana CONNER
eial dock. foot Of Marion street. seattle
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PUGET SOUND 4 ALASKA DIVISION
VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON"

Steamers "Sity 81 Kingston" and 'Cfty Of scat
tle'' make connections d Port Townsend fer pas
s<nsess going from Es.iingham Cay points 10 Vic
toftA and refura
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Fer tHli saflraasslaa Apply 70
GRO MrnRowS. Dizsscs F@sssngsr agsEs
tSs>ss4sng.
s<.-e
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pEopLE.a sAvINos nANx. occrpExrAr

pEOpLEs SAVINGS BANK, OCCIDENTAL
i block, seattle. Washington. Capital 900 600
Oncen - Roard Of Trostees - bailey 0asserS
Pnsidsnt. Jacob turth, vice presidsus: Avshus
Gen. Manager Cashier saA Secretary: Frank l.
biossett. Assistant Cashiss; I. sehwasachss, JoAn
TrAnsacts ssvlnss bank business exclusively.
Deposits received nom one doiias TO ten thousaAd
dollars. Elk per cont interest per NUN olluwo6
On term aadSonr per csnI on ordinary depoeisa
Dividends declared the last day Of May sHd No
vembes Loans made on real estate Os spDeovs1
collasoraio oaIy.
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1Dk' AND SHIPPING.
gsxks Commercial and
financial Review.
!. e.,cAas QUOTED HIGHER.

- usAss Again Advsnee-WAsas
.1.n.ss Atsss IN Advsnes-sfesS
nfxs~s-Esss weaker.
Z ~u.sssesr ~ AsRfcrlTrsE vsAfHHs
rusar-DA.Ly ErELETif.
sEaTrLr. Nay ~. isea
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TvIIE CROSS USDE ftT \ KING
co. Faraass tts7 sesons a. ssAs fiGs
ss,~e -. sassnsaSs ~ saaoasaia< Firss esAss
sssvsEs ~ sssso sASss rstss Jsssploas S3x