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rrcnrnEn MnRTGAGEs.


49, ,.,. u Fl.,nine II = iG0thst
D." ~ t'iN'in w. t,,s,n : Todd = . lO3dst
' ~ irAl"s'"i - IT, Ni6 and another = 3 sOth-
I'M -, ..,'.. Observation-Disclosures. 500
~, " SS,-,,,I T., =, " irving Clark. W 9TH
Ht,' 80 lin, =, Observation-Disclosures. 10000
-. 49, ,,.,i,ri,s II tn Thomas T. Green.
.,,,,,t,,s.,,., ~ Glst-st. | 2.iOO
~, " and wife To Edwin - phelps.
'"Ihl7i, a , "" 90 Iviliis-ave mortgages 3
- l"'N'-'' VA ~ '.................. 1900
l'ruS ,'..'.'' It,,rr,v Iul Hank 4th ave
puHf' James, ~, ''' '' ........... % 900
~ 90" ,,n,.n "a and husband to william 4
,Sfh-s, . OF 9th-nve / year. 5000
t,,,,,ir 'WatbL 10 Daniel T. Appleton It al
eot,,rs II S5th ST. W OF Avenue \, ! mort
80, = y.,rs ........................... 1920
l., irt,.n mn, +, Edward 4 Price. 77th-st,
Of =
r-n,, ~ tt.,'r, ~ IN George & HOLSTER n s sd
y, - mn ',v. Observation-Disclosures. 600
-'t,,t., ,t,,,ss,h ia William T. Dixon and
'.,t,..', 80, C,n,i.st " ~ Allen ST.
u'l'' - - ~ ..........., 100 900
~ isis IS If 6,n ave. 5 ......... 5000
Grrmond. Amelia \, d. SIuI'i h,' ~, - 900
HAS Inin j. and wifr To- New-york Life In
: years .....:....,;.i. 1880
Heather, COTE, ana Ws. WI , y~ars.. 1880
W"li' n .""..,al ~" ~ 49, 10 Ins,rance
J,n'' l"I1s ~, 70 ~ ~ W,s,strr-s 81 3 years 100 600
60, D. iH'''l.'t II, W 81 ", ,,ar,tic, and an. $4,000
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Gloucester. Mass. Feb 2S.-The last three months
form OF the most disastrous periods in the his
tory OF the Gloucester fisheries and one which sur
passes any previous record for the same length OF
time. The number Of vessels reported lost Is
eighteen. with total tonnage Of 14l9. and valua-
ton Of over 100000. on which there Wa In
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Dunnne Araocm,cs.
A LExANDER MACGREGoR,s Mondeissohn Assembly
"A Rooms los West 55thst Private lessons and classes
~ dancing.
q 20 E. WALTER. lately returned from Europe.
~ Glasses and private Lessons IN society Dances daily
~ Columbus ave. Goth and 61st sta
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Gountrp propsrIp Go Get.

4 FEW DESIRABLE modern country houses to lease
"a In most beautiful. healthful resort
SHORT HILLS. n. j.
Dwellings constructed TO suit purchasers; vacancies
have all improvements sanitary appliances, furnaces
open nrepaces system complete before houses
erected pure water. excellent sidcwallA; roads.
churches schools; casino village nusanccs moderate
rents. 40 minutes from New-York u l.. and W. r. r.
Address Box s. Short INNS ~ j. Office station
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THE MISSES ELY's SCHOOL FOR Crib
RIVERSIDE DRIVE.
18th and sGTH STREETS. NETWORK


For ROys and YOUNG Mon-City
~ UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 70 West 5Gth-,,.
9th year Prepares ior colleges scientific schools
Primary -Four resident pupils received
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Real Gstate Go Gxrbanee.
FINEST FLAT in Brooklyn Equity. $4,000 will ex-
change for property OF lots.
OWNER. II Wall-st., Sth floor.
Nj ODERN FLAT. below lithst.. near 6th-aye. want
Ni country place In exchange -
MARTIN IL Wast.
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TMg DE SOLO,
SAVANNAH. GA.

one Of ne most elegantly appointed hoels in the w0.a
800 Tourists VIII ma saVan
nah one OF the most Interesting and beautiful cities W
the entire South. place that be named ,n9,s
h.athfl or desirable place OF winter resort Mr.u
for illustrated booklet. WATSON x fON EINo .oS.-
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Musical Instruction.
NlTTROPOI ITAN COLLEGE or MUSIC.
vi LEADING MUSICAL INSTITUTE OF AMERICA:
Residence department 10y non-redent students DUDLEY
BUCK Pres Abort R,ss Parsons. Nlce-Pres III. ".
Sec'y AMI IreFs
~ 4 p EAST i4TH-sT. NETWORK
y y. CONSERVATORY. III EAST isrn-sr
Y. the OLD ral ONLY
NEw-YoHK CONSERVATORY or Music.
H. EAST 18TH ST..
EETWEEN 4Tr-AvE. AND IRVING PLACE
The FAMOUS MUSIC SCHOOL.
for BEGINNERS. .....--.. .fn- ADVANCED PUPILS.
s NORMAL DfPA nTMENT.
POSITIONS PROVIDED lIr GRADUATE.
OPEN DAILY. lmeriy on IAN ~
NEW TERMS COMMENCING
QUARTERS BEGIN from date Of entrance.
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For Both Scxes-Citv
DrrIfTZ SCHOOL. or LANGUAGES
ID - Madison squire C25th- ani BroaiUay)
Term begins
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1TME MMSTRAls

PINE PARK BRENTWOOD LONG ISLAND. " T.
Now open under New Management
with cuisine service treatment 4 the hignest ei-
celence. OPEN FIRE-PI.AcES. steari-he-t' ara sIN-
PARLOR Prices suit the times. ....,.. 49,.
l'N" - STANLEY II. WETMORE. Manager.
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THE PROOKTYH HEIGHTS SEMINARY. Boarin
L Day School for Girls 43l op-n5 September
-. 1880 Montague-st. Brooklyn. y. \.
For Boys and Young N,N-CouN'rv.
JORDENTOWS o.. j. MILITARY INSTITUTE
ID REV. r. H. LANDON. PRINCIPAL
CAPT 7. - LANDON. COMMANDANT.
L. LMWoOD SCHOOL FOR BOYS at Milford. Conn =.
IL who unfortunate In the mnnns cement OF
their will do well to pCh IS tho advantages offered
by my school, the achoOl Is In during tho entire
FtANh VI liON r. Supt
H. REEHQID INSTITUTE. Freehold. \. J5o'h year
hsarduR school. Primary. College Preparatory.
business Course. Shorthand TypcwTtng rclegfaphy.
MAKE YOURSELF A MECHANICAL ENGINEER
WI draughisfnan. qualify t. take charge of ma
chnery hy method ~ HOME STUDY OF the Cor
espondence School Of Mechanics scranton Pa To begin
need only know how read and write. Mod
Send Tor free circular.
NEWTON ~. - INSTITUTE Home lie and care:
IN,very haii steam heated. gymnasluns bowl
ing ball. tennis. equestrian dept J. Wilson A NJ PIN
,t,HE HIGHrATp MILITARY ACADEMY. Worcester.
Mass-Rerlns Thursday. ian T. 1894 Clnssi-
cal Scientific Busincss Preparatory Departments Gym
nasum Athletics encouraged C4-"ful training Home IN
nucncrs JOSEPH ALDEN SHAW. \ NJ. Head Master
TINE PEEKSKIIL MILITARY ACADEMY.
i GOtA year Send FOR illustrated caaloguc.
JOHN y. TlLDEN. A NJ. II D.. Principal
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THE PROOKIYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY. Boari'ns
Day School for Girls 43i op rs september
IS. 1870 Montague-si.. brooklyn. y. \.
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twentieth Edition post paid f;r 25c or stamps
r.NHE HUMAN HAIR; Why 1t Falls on;
4 Turns Grey and Remedy By Prot HARLEY
p,pTrR a VI LONG 4 CO. i0lG Arch So Phnt.
"a Every one should read this lftls .lok.
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For Young L10IoT- t'0uHtrV.
TINE CATHEDRAL. SCHOOL or ST. MARY.
i GARDEN tITN. y. Y.
ADVANTAGES q ScvgN1rk. Special instruction In MUsr
and Art. Colege Preparatory ana Elective Courses Of
study. Engar, n"nfs f0r September. 1891.
Miss JULIA II. FAIWELL. Principal.
n, HE CAMBRIDGF school FOR YOUNG LADIES'
CAMBRIDGE. MASS.
Adve ntages Of Boston Comforts Small classes
Nj ARTHUR GILMAN is the Director.
&c HTLLHOUSE-AVE.. New Haven Conn. End
% Institute School for Girls. Mrs. an" Miss Cady
principals. Send for crculhrs
Miscellaneous.
A LADY viii take entire charge of md instruct II
~ possible. q fee'lc-minded chll S"Ncml years cy-
pe-encc ana higfs references Salary 50 per month
r. G.. care II The Tribune
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1TGHG [FLO@lDA2
,,- .-rr-c--rN-r nDrroA

ST AUGUSTINE. FLORIDA
Thoroughly modern and dry Located on site OK ola
cas- quantest and most fascinating city f3eauufuly
and centrally situated square from Cathedral post
once plaza old slave market wall Supegio ac
commentator a a most reasonable rate 49, -.
r,, NJ Eseehla
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WHERE HE THINKS BLAME SHOULD REST
"To what do you attribute the loss OF the
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WATER FRONT NOTES

The Port Gamble mill. which has been
ehut down for the past ewo weeks. VIII
star, up again on Monday. orders having
been received sufficient TO keep IL running
for = month.
The dreboat Snoquslmie was called ous
Yesterday to pump ont the garbage scor.
a hich was well filled with water in both
enmn.r,ments. The scow has only re-
Gently been repaired at q cost of several
hundred dollars, bu; still leaks badly.
Steamship Walla walla arrived from
San Francisco yesterday morning At 10
O'Clock, bringing ssaal! quantity a'
freight and the following passengers:
george Adams. J.. II. Whyiock. A. w.
Eaton and wife. T. Hickman, c. Green
berg, ". T. wiekwars.. u. Tnt.ie. Il.
Hoseason, Miss :. Johnson. Nj. II.
Pf,ifer. II. Vac Doen, II. :. Phinney, Mrs.
4, Leusons, Mrs. III. Kidnapping. :.
usrkrsdsr A. {. Carter, +. h. Smith, ".
CaiiaEnan. Il. W. RoeS~el.
Steamer Crockett, recently purchased ~
:, :. Neff, IS new on the ways AZ the Sc
attic dry doex. where changes wiz oe
made ia her hull, as ordered by the ioca.
inspectors she will lie made foar Lset
greater beam. being COZ bat twelve iees
vide. and clamp streak viii &c pai On
sni riw, holtea. The forward deck will
Also be housed IN. The Crtekets 10 TO %
commanded by Capt i. N. harrington.
f,rmsrIy of The Greyhound. and vii prob
shiy ne pat on the rua ~ Everett.
The steamship City az fuebla sailed fer
ssn Francisco yesterday morning vita
the follow ing passengers: HI I. Harding.
Chsy.ss q Conner. James Keller. seagFers
Saith ana vile. W. J. Clancy, William r.
Wuk. Mr.. Middleton. Mrs. Caanlnghsn
and son. Mrs r. h. o'ConnsE. y az
~.-a. u. X. Barclay. W. K Bensisy, Mrs.
Nssei. Mr.. J. l. Mssel. Mrs. Emma
ss.nnonhouss. ". IL. White and vile.
/. Ward. Dr. A. II. Barns. Miss Esther
pes.ias, Mss Grace Rouse. Mrs- = -
ss.r. Miss M Malasr, Miss E. neestars =
a. IscSe and vifc. & Z. Hagsss II =
Frrterseks. Mrs. rogter. Mise Potter. II
Kx.r &. 4 Whitman, Ii. II. foFss, ,.
sysu. 4. ~ fyiudie J. e. Campbell
n nyerIy. NJ J. . ponnsa, Ii. H. hia-
leg. L. Qainlan.
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MARINE NEWS.

TAroosH. March as D. m.-fspecial.l--
Partly cloudy; fresh west wind. BARK in
tow Sea Lion passing out: tug Pioneer In
Straits.
NKAH Bar. March a-5 p.m.-lspecisl. =
Partly cloudy: light west wind. Tugs
Tacoma and Discovery In bay.
PoRr CRESCENT. March as p. m.-tSps-
cial. CLEAR; light southwest wind. Tug
Magic in bay.
PoRr TOWNSEND. March 9.-iSpscial. =
Sail tomorrow--Sh Commodore with coal
from Seattle for San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 3.-Arrived-str
Araxo, Coos bay. Cleared-str Columbia,
Astoria: str Crown OF England. Nanaimo;
sh Raphael. Eanaimo; bk Highland
light, Nanaimo. Departed-s,r cosmop-
oils, Gray's harbor: str Point Lomoa,
Gray's harbor: bk Gen. Fairchild,
Nanasmo; ok Thrasher, whaling; str Jes-
sie III. freeman. whaling.
Arrived-Str Arago. from Coos bay. De-
rarted-Ssr Excelsior, for Astoria; schr
Garden City. for Coos bay; schr Charles
Hanson, for Coos bay; bksn Portland. tor
WiIlaua bay.
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MINING sroeSs
CHICAGO MARKETS.
THE BOARD or TRADE

THE BOARD OF TRADE
Cgle.eo. March a-~Whsst--opened Ac
sossr. declined SIC more on tine weather.
loser cables, prospects of stocks OF wheat
10 farmers hands shown 60 be larger
Than generally estimated. liberal receipts
and lower prices in Northwest, inducing
Zee marketing by longs who had profits.
toge,her with rather liberal short saies I;
hsid ssesiy and 90 closed, SO lower than
Yesterday Receipts e., coo bushels; ship
nen,s 2s.ooo bushels. Closed: Cash. esssa;
May, ss1,c
Corn EA.ier: cash. sake; Nay, sIlse.
oa's-Essy: cash, soc; May. Sssc-
kye-~iatsc.
haTey Nominal.
l.ax-SiSi
I'mothy-s4Ia
PORK lower; July. stt40.
LARD Loser; May, g. s2ts; July, ~
eaort ribs--lo~er: July, <aa2S,.
] shog.ders-$S .S0.s ~.
sAesi clear ST. Sset7,is,a-
WtakY-si.iA
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle Recelnts. a.oa head; market.
ssow 81 lie To &c lswers top steers, <&esss
10, Others. 50 l0st4sa
Hogs Receipts. 1890 head: market
.ssady rough heavy. 81 a5esa.o: rough
taessrs and mixed. 81. sSet4.s,; prime
Asavv ana butchers weights. si9sSsSuo:
esorisi .sht. 81. ahStAto,
Sessp Receipts, zero head. market
Ready; top sheep, SloetAA
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
STATE or TRADE.


q eAs Francisco. March 9.-Receipts OF
nrlv vegetables were light. prices steady.
Cucnmbers were offered at 15c per dozen.
Potatoes were weak and IN heavy supply.
| 0aons were firm NJ unchanged.
Ia the market tor dairy produce, butter
vas lower and stocks accommodating. Eggs
Ssfs steady, with far demand. No
changes were reported in cheese.
The marke. for fresh fruit was well sup
Piled with citrus varieties. There was little
doing In apples.
4 The poultry market was very dull.
Ducks we're higher, with prices elsewhere
STEADY and weak.
Game neglected.
Produce receipts-Fiour. quarter sacks.
&a3a; wheat. centais. 5.027. barley, cent
sls, 1885, corn. 3.oa6: beans, sacks. !. All !;
potatoes. sacks. =, so5. Oregon, av7.
BRKapsrurrs AND CHAINS.
flour-We quote: Ne. cash prices for
ismily extras. IS. 25GsS. 81 per Dbl. bakers
extras, ST. $50 IS; supersine. e. 40dt26O.
Wheat-No. / shipping, 9.ls9rai+c psr
eth;al; choice. 95Q96,&o; riliing. s7iic@
N05.
Barley--No. feed. 5i,.es7s,sc:per::sentsl;
choice bright. 73s.c. brewing. s2ls@aE.
NeHf si.eW ~ oa"ea, - "sftsN' t.
| milling Sl.ioGi 10. fancy feed, $i.I01i. Is,
good TO choice. xi.01ls0li.i0; common
70 fair. s5e1sl.oo; surprise. tL2@
lSe, gray. $Lo! "a t07,s per GENITAL.
FlSAAclAL-
Drafts-on sight. New York. per 500.
hos premium.
Sterling bills--0n London. 60-day bank.
Sass
Silver bars-Per ounce, SsIssfs9ssc.
Mexican dollars-6sIlb9c.
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Ieo&eI&oy.
Zeal estate transactions from January !.
isok are tgex. Ita There we're Gied for
record yssssrday 8 dseds. the conssdsrs-
tons aRxrsgasing te.:33- Following y
The isss - furnished b. Osborns. Trsmpss
4 Co. sbstrsctcrs OF titles. LIS Cherry
stresk between Front and Second:
J. A. yarnss 10 T. p. Winter. lots 5 and
=. block -. East Seattle, 81
Green Lake II. b. & g. Co. 10 W. A.
Brown. lot 3. block ~ woodlawnr $50
L O. Taylor 20 K r Speneer. lets ). 4
Ii anf u. block 2. Bsgiey's Orient, 81
j. l. Taylor 20 Bank 81 Commerce, lot
10. block Is, Barke's ID. s. $50
Fred Spatf 10 A. L. Pratt los 2, block
a. Danny * Hoyt's. fto1-
T. Sseinhsch TO ]. j. Clarke, lot 8. block
81. CsnsYxi Seatsse. 81
J. Mcintosh to 6. Zangy, n1 sel& =. p.
4 M.Sa
e. S. A. TO K C. wagenbach, SEX Sc.
q a
May r. shinn 10 Rebscca Keller. Ioss
and Q. block 2, Kent, and others, s. so.
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TESTIMoNIAL0s

Read whas your dentist hes . ~
about IT.
We have carefully examined The
formula Of LUBIN'3 CARB0LIZED
TOOTH POWDER and ind that IL
contains nothing that can In the
slightest degree injure tho teeth or
gum. 1t has In its competition
sufficient antiseptie properties to
sweeten the breath and make the
gum healthful and firm. Its daily
use will help to prevent the forma-
tion Of tartar and the accumulation
Of parasitical animalculs - In.
furious % teeth and gum.
w. r. GIDDiNGS, d. d. 3
GEE. w. BRA6DOy, D. D.
GEO. II. FAULKNER. D. b. =
r. g. ALBIN, d. D. 3.
LIN. LESSEY, D. D. 8
H.. DEsPORTES, D. D. &
ALBERT J. FORRE3T.
CT. BROWN, D. nA
GEO. z. MILLER
JOS. kOuDY.
WE. COYNR, L.D.a&xkCA0
G. g. GRIFFIN.
]. n. FOX.
y.W. PUTNAM.
III. PRATHEA
LuBrys TOOTH PowDKR makes
eeod Teeth.
GOOD Teeth make Good Digestiso.
Good Digestion makes Csstsat.
nenG
Contensmslt makes Life worth Nv.
i1g.
% CGNTo a soTTLA
Ssvart& Holmes Drll@
WHOLESALE Aon1
osssssA Wsus wA,is vsss0o
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e.
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::l.N!
WHO'S AFRAID
VIE need b affsia
. uSo "a
LUBIN'S
TOOTH
POWDER
Laugh and the World Laughs
With You.
BUT THE LAUGH -
NOT 1ECOMiNo
UNLESS YOU HAVE
GOOD TEETH.
LUBIN'S TOOTH POWDID W0
give you PEARLY TEETH.
Il will give you BREATH SWEET
As A BABY'S.
It will HARDEN THE GUx&
It will PREVENT DECAY.
LUBIN'S TOOTH POWDER = ffea
from grittiness.
LUBIN'S TOOTH POWDE1 has ,
delicate and rsfrsshiRg. Aavos.

flh agreeable aad s6aeac'oss reotA Povoss. -
oAh,ishsA BY moro hsn twenty ysars expshsneA
Nas reesived he sanction Of the nsmbsrS - the
Dental sad Medical professions Of this eisy ssass
ally and ~ them 10 IL daily rscsmmsndsA oaa
prsscsibed II 10 - pleasant In the sppiicasioa ~
b 10 excellent in ns soScts; Il spssdily rendon Ne
eseth white ana smooth. the gums healfhfai. rel
faad Arm. and ~ frequent use wiu preserve them
IN this dssifabis eouaitou. ~ gradually ous a.
hecsuaaiy removes tartar. aad dsstsoyss tbs para
Giti0oi anlmAcul0 which negeos may have PER
nitssd 70 collect saa prsvsass thsr further aecu-
nulafton thur serving - . complete osauuaef
and preserves Of the teeth Microscopic sxamin&
tons have been made Of The matter deposited q
the teeth and gums Of individuals selected from
al casses Of society sna ~ every variety ~ bodily
condision. and In nearly every ease animal and
vogssabis Par antics were found to exist h greet
nunberA kxperimsnts we're made FOR thsr -
n>ovai and the ingrsdisnss used 10 Luban = Teeth
Powder were fousd 70 b moot sdsctuAl 6asoroy.
ong them INSTANTLY.
Thssugh the kiadnsss hisA1s - - Dsr
0itte1 - publish the fcliswin1
TESTlMoNIALOs
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BOSTON STOCK xxcaANeE.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

ENGLISH GRAIN MARKET.
LIVERPOOL. March 9--Whest-Firm,
demand moderate; No. California, IS
I,sd0l5s 2lsd; No. 2 red Western winter.
II I0lsd.
CONFIRMS, demand moderate: new
mixed, IS SID.
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NEW Nokk MARkEre.

NV yoKk sTock xxcRA>ss
NV loBx, March a-Sussr vas not
- ae.lEs on tas STOCK exchange ia
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Kew. etssd and gun repairing; all WORK
~u.ranteed. Hardy s Hall. p.easx essex.
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40 Assoc GOES UP oNE-ElonTn

wEATHER BUnEAU,
PORTLAND. Or. March .. ysoA
Surnouss for Saturday. Occasional ehoveru:
BLAxnyoRD. L 70.
- syArEs pxPkRrnKST o. Aonscurrr.p
yxAfExR sURrAU-oAfLY DCLL1xfu.
SEATTLE, Wash. March 3, 1904
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nm ARLINGTON.
~ Neygss 4 Z. Nonfa II Bseeher. 81
fhoE ~, 0regoa Marcus, WhAicom
Mrs. W Bagisy. c Dr. Jensen. ssAnv'd
Pinch. Idaho - saith, Tacoma
PhI Aets, City cMaiey. Csrsraiia
Alien. Tacoma TX wilson, Chicago
\ Right, &c W p Clark & ~, sseslc' -
Moore. Portland G Campbell, Ps Town
w Woodtn&w. Fsirn A K Cre:gh. Chicago
Brennan, C4ssss R.E Newers Il w.fg SsefP n
" Graham. 1ncoma W Weeks. North Bend
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uooD CANAL ROUTE
Ii New Passenger Steamer
DELTA
fcarryias q. .. mail i9aves Coinsn deck lfsa,
Kingston. Port 0amb.e Bangor seassck. BrinnsA
pswstso, Lililwsap fa.ls Hoodsport end Uasea
City and intermediate points, arriving at Uaion
ha- TussAsys, Thursdays and naturdays ssrivina
cdAELEs MApIsoN, xas.,.
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Hcps-Irregular: state. common 70
choice, ll8Oc; Pacific coast. l6@2io
MxRcHAxpIsK
Wool--Dull; domestic fleece, i902le;
pulled. D45 &c: Texas, l01i5c.
Copper-sseady; Lake, $9.72X.
Lead-Strong: domestic. $50.
Tin--Firm: Straits, SIS. 90 bid.
Coffee--Options opened steady from
unchanged prices to points advance:
Ruled generally firm throughout the sss.
sion on strong havrs advices. and closed
steady ~ l04l5 points net advances. Gales.
rs, 500 bags. including: March. $500;
April. $i6.o0di6,i5: May Sis so@l5 80;
June, 1855. Spot coffee. Rio. Arm ;sEo.
Z, Hnc.
Sugar-Raw. nrmer; centrifueals. 50 test,
Slice. cost and freight; refined. steady.
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@. D. BRowNFEIA
AAnaGing owu4A

EvEHETr Rocrn-
"a sTxANER 0AEYAouNA
Daily except sunday,
ooDRsacsAS fhHrsday. February q INA
Lvs 6sassIo II 80 n Lvs Asassls... ANt , -
Ivs Everett. $50 N Lvs Everett. 2se0 -
eussays 1 ssyss Ev,rett. II 90 m
Connects with bsass fer Tacoma and spohsmtsh
Lansing CeiuAa dock. foot Of Marion sr<st
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION CO
CLkUD TROUT y. ". 6OoDHCK.
Pres. seen
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DxoPLr.s SAVINGS RANK
Occidental Block. seattle wa
CAPITAL. eiec. eoa
OFFICERS AND rRUsrRDA
Jacob Earth. President
Arthur a neauv, Wee Prwsiisp1
JEAN L.asy -seosa Vice Prssadsoe
James aaya:s a.e 1865. c ..sas:f ans sssS
slsmsaa seas.ssehsr. jsaa coliiaa Z q Nee
fielder. y. W. Wnmans
Traasaets . savings bank business sxciusivs'y.
Deposits r-e.avs9 fsesa 81 TO 40 600
,.rm @spssiss' ! per zen, On ordinary dspsss,A
leads s.. On re-: :.: :: ss
coiiafsrais oHiy-
RANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
fAID.uR cArIrAL.............--..sseo goo 900
Hssa Osses. 90 l. nsafa street Ionaoa
HrA.caes- Fertlaad. saa rrsscsseo Seattle. To
cctaA Victoria Ssw Westminster sAaagEa
ksutooss, selsea vaacoavsr, H. 4
A 3sneEAl saaStns a1s kxcsaags Business
transacted iosas zaAia BIAS discounted con-
EsreiAi credits grAstesi Deposits tsoss.et ca cur
s' saa sssS.sss ' Il ia sxRSKs a.s. .:. %
THE YrRsr NATIONAL BANK OF sxArrLs
f11 w E1fso& ~ I'D
eSTpasss.......-.ss. Aeo,0n3
H. 1900 - prssftsnf
AauhHTx ACAtcksS Vice President
LoIAs "a -~....---s----.s.-s. sIashtas
oensssl ssakins business Transacted
eagai and ,s2exragAle sreAAags p&vssls Ia 81 she
pTfGctEA4 ctEss Of sAs l. nit@G states
sSs AsEese
NATIONAL RANK OF COMMERCE.
carnss Commercial aas ssssr Av,us~
rA1 40 SAfla~i -..........- eSoc 900
TraasAess sezsrsl asaxlHs eassssa
"a t4,A NO ...... President
n ~ 90 ~ .. q sEsas
Hv wHEx1EA rsr. a.sxx c..n
soaS y SsEssSssa vtcs-ssEa
THE COMMERCIAL RATIONAL BANK G.,
sEATTLE
LEASbkS MILLER = AlfsiEh
G. SHINE SoAS i. osTaASpgA
H. W ~syEIEA
csrna ssssas ~ cas'ry sssessA sass1s vaas
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DAcIFIc COAST grEAMsHfP COMPANY
For San Francisco via Port Tcwna0nl Anl Vlo
torla 81 q . n fpasssngsrs received % bsafd -
= nj March Z Q. IA IL. "a 30.
Tos Aisska March IL ane 20. . D -
From oaA yrancfsce for vietesla - Hueoe
Sound ports ss . Z m. March I. ., II. IL ~.
20. 81.
Tickets may Be- ohtainsd ~ the eales ss a. 60.
pasy at Ocean dock. ssastia
eooDALI> PERKINS = ca,
General Agents. San FranciseA
J. n yoHSsoN p q supl. Seattle
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uoop CANAL ROUTE


DAcIYrc aAvroArfoH COMPANY.
fIH4 GAIA
In effect March !. INA
oEATTLE-TACoMAR oUTA
DAILY.
ofEAMEn STATE OF WARRINGTON
~ Seattle. 500 . m Ar Tacoma. .e:AS . m
Lv seattle. ....-3 30 m Ar Tacoma. Sis p n
Nv Tacoma. .l:l6 y IN Ar seattle 49,. 100 n
w Tacoma. 500 m Ar Seattle. ...5:<S N
FARE so CENrA
Ia CONNER AND wHIpBY ISLAND ROUTE
srorPtss AT xvKnKrr NORTH sounn
STEAMER FAIRHAyEN
0sins serth. leaves Seattle, -. m; arrives La
Conner, q m. going south leaves Ia Conner.
80 - m. arrives hesttie, p. m; stopping at
tdmonds. Clinton, Browns felnt Langley snake
lam Feint, Cenpevills. San de FucA, Oak Harbor,
ttsalady. Saturday excepted
d. W. eEMPLK.
Agent, eeaftie. Telephone ga
J. r. HARMON.
travelling Freight and Passenger Agsnt, Tacoma
felsshane "a.
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Traasaets O savings bank business eKcacsiveiy.
Depcxiss r-eaave6 frosa 81 to SIC. 600
Iatssest Allowed per anBsEa six Per csaA -
sHrrn deposits per ceul On ordinary depesaA
pfvteeass declared Last dAys o. May ana Ne
vsmsss teaas Insis on real estate Or approves
coliAfsras oHiy-