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Evening journal., 1894-01-30
Blue Danube.

ITWU UUUWUUa
Written for the Evening Journal.
My arm is around your waist love.
"Blue Danube Waltz" floats on the air.
Y Your head lightly rests on my shoulder,
/ scent the viOlets in your hair.
! press you to me closer,
Your throbhing heart beats time
To the beautiful musical ca fence
OF this grand old waltz in rhyme.
know, my dear, this glorio0s dance
Was made for lovers true.
And we could glide on forever
II the music were Danube Blue"
Cur waltz is suddenly ended.
Fade the bright dreams for MS two,
For the orchestra now Is playing
H.R. T.
Evening journal., 1894-01-30
pFGIsTER's ORDER.
RFGIsTTR's OFFTCr.

New tastle county, Del, Jan. ., 1875.
upon application Of Henry A. Nc .winey.
late OF Wilmington hundred. In said
county, deceased, it Il ordered and
directed By the Register that the
Administrator aforesaid give notice of grant
ing OF Letters OF Administration upon the
estate Of the deceased. with the date Of
granting thereof, by causing advertisements
90 be posted within forty days from the date
OF such letters in six OF the most public places
ct The county Of Now Castle. requiring all
persons having demands against the estate 10
present The eHme nr abide hy an net Of ASSEM-
hiy lu such casH made and pros ldfd, and aleu
causc the same to ho Inserted within the same
period In the Evening journal. a nowfparor
published in Wilmington. Dol. and 10 DC con-
f.nued therein three woot ic. O.. d.
49, Given undCr tho hand and seal OF
nlnCe oi the Register aforesaid at
i. :. Wilmington, ln New Castle county
Aforesaid, the day and year above
49, writiUn.
j. WILKINS COOCH. Register.
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uEe1srER's oRDERs
QEsIsTER's ORDER.
RFGTSTFR's OrFICr.

New Castle County. Del. ianuarv i'd ispt
Upon, the application OF Annie McHugh
Adminlstratrlx OF Andrew McHugh. late OF
wilmington hundred, In said county, de.
Register that the Administrators Rfore-
SAID give notice of granting of letters
or 40 ministratipn upon the estate OF the
deue itiu, With tho date OF granting
ther eof BY causing advertisements 20 ht
posi- ed within forty days from the date OF
aroh letters In six OF the most public places of
sons having demands against the estate 20
pter eni lhc same, on abide by an act OF as9en-
oll a such % ae made and provided; and also
cAuac the er ac 90 be Inserted within the same
perioc IN % o EyEEINu JOuRHAI, a newspaper
puhhsagd a Wilmington, Del, and 10 be con-
snuea the fein three weeks, le o. d.
Evening journal., 1894-01-30

Miss Susie Stevenson and Miss Mis-
souri, Thompson, Of this city. were
guests Of friends in Philadelphia, yes
terday.
Evening journal., 1894-01-30

TINTT WUTUT TUN UUUU and seal
- OF Office OF the Register aforesaid
at Wilmington, IA New Castle
IA ,. county aforesaid, the day and
year above written.
- J. WILKINS COOCH, Register.
Evening journal., 1894-01-30

William s. Hilles will lecture In the
Brownson Library lecture hall, at Fourth
aud Jackson streets, on February 8. on
the subject: "Pre- Revolutionary His
tory of Delaware An interesting musi
cal program is also being prepared for
the occasion.
John Williams, of Edge Moor, aud Miss
Mary Anderson, of this city. were mar-
ried at the home Of the lhride. No 2l2
Poplar street, last evening. by Rev. John
D. Hanna, of Asbury NJ. E. Church.
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NOTICES.


NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIL r
~ partnerahip lately subslating between
l.. Harry johnson and George I. Barnh,ll.
10th OF the city OF Wilmington and State nf
delaware, under the firm name OF johnson X
Barnhiil, has been this day dissolved hy
mutual consent. All debts due TO the Fait
partnership are to be paid 10. and thos due
from the same, discharged by the said n.
Harry johnson, by whom thee business Will
be continued. l.. HARRY JOHNSON
GEO. a. BAltNHlLL
January no, 1894.
George 4 Barnhill Will continue the unfrr-
taking business at northwest corner 1cytlth
and Shipley streets.
NOTCr n HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ partnership lately aubsiating between
William l.. Martin and Henry n. Dule.
Junior. of the city OF Wilmington and state
OF Delaware. under the name OF Martin a.
Dure, was this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. All debts owing 20 the said partnership
a. 20 be received and all demands on tha
said partnership are 10 be paid by the said
Henry p, Dure. Junior, by whom the business
VIZ ~ N'''Nt-N''
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BENHAM ACTS.
Reckless Brazilian Contestants
Are Warned.
OUR ADMIRAL INTERFERES.
an Object Lesson For the Insurgent
Chieftain.

American Captains Applied Tor Protec-
tion, and when Da CANA Ignored Po-
lite Request tine Decks Of the white
Fleet Were Cleared For Action-A For
midabie Procession Up Rio Harbor--Be-
Iievod That Orders Have Been Issued to
Protect American shipping-A Report
That ncnhaia Was Acting as Mediator.
FeiSoto Insults the Navy.
Evening journal., 1894-01-30

Lewis Miller, Of Mil Creek hundred,
has returned from two weeks visit to
Florida.
Evening journal., 1894-01-30

Mr.. and Mrs John B. Triebler, Jr.,
who were married at Atlantic City on
Thursday of last week, have taken up
their residence at No. 612 VanBuren
street.
Evening journal., 1894-01-30

Miss zippie Foreacre OF this city, is
visiting friends in Smyrna
Evening journal., 1894-01-30

The members Of st. Paul's R @ Church
gave a reception to the choir Of that
church last evening In the basement Of
st, Panis parochial school, at Fourth
and jackson streets. Addresses were
made by several persons. Guests were
present from this city and Philadelphia
Albert + Gard and George Williams
will give pie party TO their friends az
No lOl West Tenth street, TO morrow
evening.
The.grand castle officers of}the Knights
Of the Golden Eagle. aud several mem-
bers OF the order Of this city, will be the
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NnpInE-

J. WiiIL..KINs ooocn. nerIsIer.
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Burns, THE OLD RELIABLE Bruises,
IIlexical MDstans Linimcnt
rheumatism, Man or Beast. Stiff Joints

ance Of trade 10 against the United States
makss American golc exports more likely
than imports. Discount rates here. there.
fore. exhibit weakness Nothing - yet
settled IN regard TO the Spanish or Chinese
loans. IL II probable thai the latter loan
viii be IS, 900 90. secured on the customs
duties ~ the treaty ports. The stock
market hes not ret fully recovered from
the recent scare, bat sines the settlement,
which vas gotten over wtthouE trouble,
the markets have shown distinctly
stronger tons. Foreign securities. even
Russian and Turkish, we're all better.
While Chinese securities recovered from
their tern porary relapse when il was recog-
nixed thai the interes. on bonds - not de-
pendent on the iniperiaI treasury, but on
the revenue of the treaty ports Home
railway securities during the week we're
easier. All investments stocks suffered
more during the scare than speculative
securities 49,
LIvxaPooE. Oct ia-wheat-Sfeady;
holders offer moderately: No. red. winter,
~ 2tsd. No. 2 red, spring. Is Sd.
Corn--Firm: supply, poor; new MIXED.
spot. Is sgd; futures, firm; holders offer
sparingiy: October. - SID; November,
II SID: December, Il sgd.
Flour Dali. holders offer moderately;
81 Louis fancy. winter, IS 81.
Hops - At London - Pacific coast,
steady; holders offer moderately At e. los
gle lis.
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Receipts of produce Saturday were lib
srsi and the movement Of trade attained .
fir measure OF activity. Prices continued
lox, however, and are likely to so remain
= long Is supplies are greater than the
dsmand. Fresh fruits are plentiful. but
eonsiderable Of the stock now coming to
Asnd viii not grade ~ first-class. and deal
sss are obliged 30 shade their asking
figures In order to make sales.
The demand for peaches is on the de-
cline, and stocks. even OF thelbest varieties.
DO not move of readily. Inferior stock 10
eliing for what II will bring, irrespective
Of any standard Of value. Pears arc COM
ing to hand in moderate quantities, and
ssies are rather slow. II requires very
hns quality to sell readily ~ fall figures.
Sales OF apples are fairly large. but the
supply In rather heavy. Medium stock 10
very dull. Ounces ars plentiful, but the
Inquiry il Of small proportions. Figs are
almost wholly neglected. Plums and
prunes sell quite freely Mt the quoted rates.
There il scarcely any demand for water
melons Receipts OF berries are light, but
the supply is ample for all requirements.
Grapes are in good supply. and while
prices are low taey are held quite steady
&C choice stock.
Dairy products are selling fairly we'll,
bot there Is not much activity. Creamery
hutter is still firm at quotations. Ranch
xgs are scarce. and the quoted rates are
firmly sustained. Cheese Is quiet but
steady.
The wheat market Is very dull, and
prices remain low and easy.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Nearly every pleasure boat in the har-
hor was out yesterday. and number OF
short spurts were had.
Steamer Glide. which broke her shaft
last week, will finish repairs and make her
regular run next Tuesday.
Fishing schooner st. Lawrence arrived
yesterday from the fishing grounds near
Cape Flsttery and brought in 10, 900
pounds Of haiibut. The captain reports
that the tish are fast disappearing.
Steamer Farralon arrived yesterday
morning at Z O'Clock from San Francisco
with 200 tons OF local freight and the fol-
lowing passengers: Mrs. A. Davis, III.
Ritter. z. Wyman, NJ. r. Barker. c. q.
smythe. Albert Ramsey, A. NJ. McCuen.
@. Titus, H. Galloway. b. ID. Camp. III.
Cheney. s. Gromwald, August Reike, j.
II. RUSSELL. Miss Irene Wilson, Mrs. r.
v. Malgren, Mrs. III. X. Calhoun. Ill. h.
Challoner. J. +. Kintx, William Drum
mond. Mrs. Drummond, l. w. Gable,
Henry Reese. Il. James.
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CHICAGO MARKETS..
TEE noARp OF rn.pk


CHICAGO. Oct. i3.--The wheat market
opened with a slightly improved tone. but
with very little increased activity. The
elearances for the week were heavier than
the daily clearances from the Atlantic
ports had seemed TO indicate. Another
reason tor returning confidence was found
Ia the steady feeling reported from Eng
land and the continent, and the growing
necessity which Eastern mills appear to
be experiencing OF coming 10 Western
commercial wheat ports for red winter
wheat Some little strength which wes
impaired TO the market by a private
cable from Antwerp reporting favorable
outlook for the Argentine crop. was
lost. owing TO the apparent indifference to
such news OF the market from which il
emanased Corn was casy. except for
few minutes tn the early part of the ses-
sion. Business Was OF moderate volume.
The demand Tor lots fer shipment vas con-
spiuueas by its absence, and iao cars es-
timated as Fridays receipts VAS eohsid-
cred a. a bear.sh item. oAts--The general
disposition was to sell. Provisions we're
weak. because nos recsipss we're heavy and
the expectation Was that merit weeks run
would not number iS0.0oo Closing prices
xsre the lowest of the day, and DC lower
than a, the close yesterday; Lard Ioc and
RIBS Sc lower
Closing: whest-Stesiy; October. Sic,
nominal; Nav, SSc.
corn-Easisr; October, ssci December.
axe.
usts-Easlcr; October. 2Sc; December,
sesse: May. SIS. esS27se.
Rve-Duil 81 45e
Rarsey-Nomin At a2,s4taSc
Elax-~tsadr At sl&s
Timothy seed-PrsFne. nominal At sASl
rork-Lowsr; October, sis.Sl, January,
SIZES.
Lard-Lowsr; October, s7,o5; January,
Rles-Lower; October. sae7s.; January.
$6to
LIVE srocg-
Hogs Receipts, Is coo hesa; Official ves-
teraAy. q. as: market. onsy moderately
active fFicrs los io1ers salsS, ranged at
81 Ts.f ! 81 for hwht, sA1s~taS9 for rough
packinx 81 ass.fs 80 for mixed 81 SssfA 50
tor heavy packing and shipping lots; - ~
etAso for psgs
Cattle-Receipts. ieaof market. dull
ant weak. x42 % Tor inferior TO extra
natives 81 ss,s ID l0r Westerns snd 81 -
S3A So tor Texan. No choice native stesgs
ia the market
sAeep-Reosip;.. Loo; trade, slow a. an
changed prices.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
THE STATE or TRADE.

Saw Francisco. Oct. 13.--The vegetable
market is dull. Tomatoes are weak ~
quotations. Potatoes In good demand.
unions fairly active In fresh fruits ber-
ties moved of q little better today.
grapes are weak. Peaches dull. Lines
are lower. The poultry market Is heavily
supplied and prices are weak. Game
comes in better and prices were advanced.
The butter market is very weak again.
vita stocks heavy. Eggs firm. Cheese
ssiive
Closing; wheat-sseady; December.
aariey--Easaer; December, ssNe; May,
&Ac
torn-si30.
bran-Si4o0 per ton.
Hxsapsrcrss AND esarss
flour-Family extras, -. 25a335: bak-
en- extras, s.. l5ess.25: supernne. *2Soa1
2a
Nheat--No quickening in the trade
movement 77tsVtsshc for No. l ship
thg and SOC Tor choice; milling wheat,
EaGs7ise; Walia walia. e5hc for fair
storage. a5ee6oc for No. 2. and so@ooc for
OF grade.
Barley-There was q steadier feeling to
the market this morning. Feed, fair TO
food. sstsT7ssc; choice, 7sa.6tsoe: brew
inf s5asltse.
Oats-frade continues quiet Milling.
NioetLl5: surprise. si.i0tsi.l5; fancy
Ised. sLo5Ii.iu; good TO choice. soct
HOY; poor 20 lair, soaf92tse; black,
Nlts@i -; red. sieti. 10; gray. slcSsL
Produce receipss-Fiour. SACKS, iI.0as:
oregon. s,s2s; wheat. eentals. t2.szo:
vssSon. SOS: barley. centsls. 10. 30, oats.
ssatals, Oregon, a,02s. corn. centais. i.osS:
re. esntsls, essi: beans, sacks, Abs; po-
iasoes. sacks, 81
FINANCIAL
Dra!is--On sight New York. per sioo
The. Sterling bills on London-sixty
cay bank. ssses..
Silver hsrs-Psr ounce. e3i.eseSkc.
Mexican dollars. as0taSssc.
MINING STOCKS
Belle Isle. :; Beleher. -: Best
heeher. i2s. Bodic Consolidated. 10.
haiwer. 40: Chollsr, 10: ConsoA-
stated California 4 Virginia. ai2ss;
tfosn Point. 81: Eureka Consolidated,
-, 1oaia & Curry, IS; Hale & Nor
ssoss. %; MEXICAN, iSa; Mono. %;
Aoans piablo, 10. ophir. SO. Potosi. -:
Savage. -: Sierra Nevada los; Uaion Con-
sa'cased, 81, Utah. s, yellow Jacket. %;
s1aass %. Baiiion. b: taiedoais, IL;
saasieage Consolidated. IS, Consolidated
.aperiai, .: Julia, 4, Justice. = kentusk,
oyersaan, . Sag. Relcher. p, Scorpion.
Alpha Consolidated. u; Conndsnes.
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There -ere filed for record Saturday 4
deeds, the considerations aggregating
$is,ooa Following is the list as furnished
by Osborne. Tremper & Co.. ahstractors
OF titles. Lie Cherry street, between Front
and Second:
J. Mcdonald TO N. 4. Mitchell, blocks o
to II. Manhattan Heights. 5000
City OF Seattle to w. Is. Hutchinson. lot
&, block 1. 0livet and others, taxes.
l.. III. .egg to w. r. Beadles, lots Is, 10,
% block g. McAIeer's supi. s., Geo.
ID. NJ. Shanks TO George Dorffel, lots 2,
3. 10 IL, block D. Burke's 2d, $i4. o00
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MARINE NEWS.

HoouArx, Oct ll-fSpecial. Sailed,
i2lh--Sehrs AzaIia and Charles K. Faik,
San francisco.
PoKr TOWNSEND. Oct A-tspecial. Ito
sail tomorros-Br sh Glencoyer, from
Tacoma for Queenstown. wheat laden.
Passed in by Cape Fiattery-Str City OF
Puc5la, from San Francisco tor Victoria
and Sound ports: also bark and three
schooners. SaiIed-Ssr Chilcat, for South
east AlaskS
Capt. Bailey has returned from briei
visit TO his old home in Maine and re-
sumed command of the tug Wanderer.
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H>sLIsu MaKKETs.

IoxraS. oct. Il liar silver. - l-led
consoss. i0iss. Bank Of England discount
rate, z peE crnt
IoSpos. Oct IA --cwing 90 the roe o.
the rates 81 exchange tae German demand
Tor sod 10 ee~slng. Ine iaS; snss ins eAi'
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Josie Williams a. a Splinter.

Robert Smith. = mil. man, was arrested
yesterday afternoon by Officer Lauescher
on suspicion of having thrown flower
pot through the $50 plate glass window Of
the Silver Dollar saloon, on Jackson
street. Josie Williams. who runs the Chi
cago Grand house, in which the saloon is
located. is reported to have chased the
flower pot throvcr fully 100 yards in hopes
of finding policeman. Those VINO know
Josie avosrdupois say she made fast time
under the circumstances
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY
" HONOLULU AND AUSTRALIA
steamers leave ssn Francisco la- Honclniu
sanes. Auckland, " z. aa1 sydney. ~ W.
without change.
Steamship Monowai. October Is Ann
Honolulu oaly, Steamship Aessrsisa. Get u
THo> A. GRAHAM. AGENT. sTAEE-8oyp
BLOCK. SEATTLE
w. aRnsrEx. D4ss Aren't yaroouver,
]. 2. sPRxcKKIs Bsos Co. Genera Agsnta.
eaa Francisco
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CAV JUAN ISLANDS ~ STEAMER LYDIA
- THOMPSON. carrying Tnitad states mail
leaves C4ss Dock. foot Of Nzla xfre1s. Maad.v
"Wednesday sza Friday ats ~ for ra-t Towas-
end San J1za fss2a4 Is and New Wkafc0z
NORTH DcGSn TINE CARD SOUTH sorxD
Iy ~<atske s-aa azasLy " wh.fcosn s.eo ssn
Lv p Tewrs1 T.ee am Ls Roche H'r II % an
Nv FRIDAY Hill - am " FRIDAY H'f is.oe -
Nv ReeAs Hr.fs.ac Pm " n Towas'd Ss2aru
Ar =. WI seora - pza Ar Sesftie Sis IN
4 Enors rson. Managing Owner J. A. Hs,-
Geld. Aren't Phone $50
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srw NoRx. Oct i2-It was very duh
sea aasateFestiag two hours of business
- tas stock exchange to-day. the oa1y
s = OF activity being in Sugar aud
eeieaso Gas. Sugar vas sold By brokers,
% seemed 20 be working for an inside
interest. and after decline Of ~, rose y,
y. 70 De promptly forced down Ia TO
y WITH anal recovery OF u. Shiesgs
vas advanced =. reacted = ana rallied -.
aae SraRgsgs moved within fractional
ss. and closed at yesterdays closing
sa'ss, srceps Reck Island. which IL y
@sasf. The market closed heavy.
FINANCIAL.
aohey-on cal, easy at l per cent;
team. per cent: closed. l per cent
e'.ae nasreAnsils paper. Sstsss ner cent,
1ax exchange. steady, with SEXUAL
a.aess in banker bills Al sssTAs3a>sss
ss&Aad and Sass sS&seS. Tor sixsy
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noIkL ARRIVALS.

MOTEL pFLLrE
7 Jose. North Bend J = Drake. whateom
Mrs Jose. do " Harrison, Portland
Miss l. Jose, do FB Reynolds, NJ Blkiey
& II Thenas. snohom " Hsrbeur. Montreal
Miss 4 Harvey MINI II Cox & wife, do
A Howard, Edison Drew, ~ Gamble
" Addison. Portland shea, Kent
IPk Morrison, Redm'd
aorKL pu-LHn
" Gibson. Boston Crsrston, sF
X ii Bal. la Conner J n Mcfarland. TacoEa
Geo Drake. Ai.wkse l. Powell & VT, Chicago
81 Cofaelt. VISTA Aala g henderson,
III \ owens, Yakima 1 II Niiiett san Fran
n V Ciark. ~ Louis III 4codlaFd. do
ca McMsster & I'm. Tae 4 Howard. falrhay'n
Z l. Houston. AstoHt4 W 9 strong, Pt Ta
Rlchsr@ Killing, Tao goaes, DO
" Il MaelsriAne. az Had
Tonight only. Gen. Lew Wallace. Extra
seat. will be provided for all comers
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eLIpE-cHANGE OF RUN.

Leaves Lilly, Bosardus 4 Co.'S dock. Seattle.
$50 a. m, Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays
for West side, olslia and way landings TO Ia
coma
TUESDAYS. Thursdays ana Saturdays for
vsshon, Chaatsuqua, Des Moines, Stones Land
lag. Bnenns anc Tacoma
Leaves Commercial dock. Tscoma $50 p m
except sunday
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions Since January I and for
tho Past Week.

Real estate transactions since January /,
1894, are "a. ois, Bill There were filed for rec
ord during the past week IS deeds. the con-
siderations aggregating s79.39a Follow
ing is the record of the past week by days:
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Trade AND SHIPPING.

c. q DsrAETMKyr 90 AsnzcrLrURR.l
WKATMRR BvRRAC.
PORTLAND. Or. Oct. ~ fseA,
srrcoss for Mo1asy. Fair. followed by rsfn-
n. p. ALeIAroRB,
Observer In ChaRxA
~rsSp sEAsss DxrAKrnssr ov Asn1ccLrun1
VrAru8E 1rREAU-DATLY BrLLxTfx.
SEATTLE wash. Oct II. 1854
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uGEr SOUND AND ALASKA STEAMSHIP
EVERETT AND sSoHoMIsH ROUTE

EVERETT AND sSoHoMISH ROUTE
CUT RATE TO EVERETT.
STEAMER MABEL
Leaves Central wharf Tuesday,, Thursdays and
SATURDAYS at : q N. for Edmonds, Mukilteo. Ev-
erets. Marysvilie East Everett, Lowell and sno-
hornish. FARE TO EVERETT. 0c; ROUND
TRIP, soc; TO sNoH0MiSH, soc.
GEO. J. WILEY. Agent
DoRT ToWNrEND, FORT ANGELES AND
i DUNGENEss-
STEAMER MONTICELLO.
Daily excent Monday. Time card com mencs14
TUESDAY, AUGUST 81, 1894
Leaves Seattle, 20 a. m: Townsend. io.so q,
NJ: Dursenex,, II ~: strives Port Angeles i:so
., m; leaves Port Angeles, 2:3o p HI; leaves
Port Townsend, 600 n IA: arrives Seattle. s33
. 10. CITY DOCK CO., seattle. Agents
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pacific NAVIGATION Co

pACIFIc NAVIGATION Co
Time Card.
Seattle and Whatcom Route--stass OF wasA
ington leaves Seattle da ~ EXCEPT saturaav d
10 p m. Seattle and Ia Conner Route-fais
haven leaves Seattle daily except SUNDAY at 4
q m Tacoma aad Seattle Roule-sts,e OF w ash
inston leaves Seattle Tuesdays and Thursday
a. 3 u N.
YFsIFR DOCK
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DAcIFic COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

DAcTFfc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from Seattle
as follows;
For San Francisco via Port Townsend and VIC
torsa AZ = a n. passenger. received on board at
IA nj Oct. S 10 Is. =. 3, 81
For Alaska. Oct osnd Is
From San Francisco. for Victoria and Puget
Sound ports, at & ~. Oct ), Z, II. u. =. e.
Tickets may Be Obtained at the once of the
company, ct Ocean dock, Seattle.
GOoDALI, PERKINS h CO,
t,eeeraI Agents san Frxucisca
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-15

WEST COAST STEAM NAVIGATION CO.
STEAMER FARALLoN.
Dispatches steamer for san Francisco Oct
Il. Nov. 3, Nov. Ia, Dec. 5, aud every Is days
thereafter.
Passenger and freight rates the loves.
Tickets aud freght rates can he obtained By
APPLYING 70 J. q. CARROLL, Agent
Union dock. foot OF Union street. seattle.
Telephone 81.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-15
VICTORIA RoUTE-

VICTORIA RoUTE-
STEAMER RosAIIE,
Aris1gsoa Dock
Leaves for yictorss AID Port Towassnt daily,
sxespt san4sy. 81 ils& p n; returning. leaves
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townsend end nay ports daily. except saE1ay.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-15

STEAMER RAINIER
Rebuilt ana refurnished, leaves Lilly, Bogardus
& Coz dock Monday. Wednesday and Friday at
7 a. %. for Kingston. Port GaHbas, Bangor, sea-
back. Lliwaup. Dawatio. Hoodsport, Union
City and intsrmed ists points, arriving IN Union
City at s. IN. Leaves Union City q 10. Tues
day. Thursday and Saturday. arriving In Seat
Ito st4n m f. f. LIBBY, Master.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-15
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