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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-05
WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamship City of Pueba sailed for San
Francisco yesterday morning.
Schooner Aicalde sailed from Port Blake
ley yesterday for Southern California.
The Walla Walla arrived yesterday
morning, aud after unloading proceeded
10 Tacoma.
Barkentine John Smith finished loading
lumber at Port Biakeley for China Satur-
day afternoon.
The fishing schooner Alcedo. from the
Flattery haiihut banks, Is expected in port
within day or so.
Ship Carondelet goes from Port BlakeIey
to Gamble Wednesday TO finish loading
lumber for Port Pierre.
Steamer Mabel came in yesterday from
Snohomish with ZOO sacks of oats and
lot OF machinery from Mukilteo.
The steamer Perhaps has been put on
the dry dock at Bndlong's boathouse, foot
o. Columbia street. for the winter.
George T. Myers. of the Myers cannery
st the head of the bay. will this morning
send out tag with nine small boats TO
fish in the Sound near Tacoma. The catch
will be brought 10 Seattle for canning.
The winter schedule of the Sarah NJ.
Renton went into effect November l. She
leaves Seattle daily at 10 o'clock in the
morning and in the afternoon. Satur-
day she makes an additional trip, leaving
the city at As in the evening.
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There was noticeable Improvement in
the local wheat market Saturday, and
holders, to some extent ut least. felt en-
outraged with the outlook. While the
sdvance in prices Is slight the general tone
q the market il better. Values appear to
have more stability. not alone locally, but
81 the leading Eastern and foreign centers.
Trade has been so uniformly dull and
prices 30 low that even q slight change
for the better. which has any appearance
Of being general in character. 10 . source
Of encouragement
In the local produce market the trade
movement Is slow and prices continue low
and easy. Receipts yesterday were rather
large, but fairly we'll distributed. Fresh
fruits are not meeting with . very sx-
tensive inquiry. but prices even for the
fancy varieties are not well sustained.
Pears are in good supply with the demand
light and prices being occasionally shaded.
Ounces are dull and In liberal supply.
Grapes are meeting with . light inquiry
and prices are rather weaker. Apples are
abundant and prices favor buyers. To-
matoes are still In oversupply and cheap.
Dairy products are moving of we'll.
Butter remains about the same, and the
eggs likewise. Cheese 10 steady and selling
yell. Stocks Of poultry are liberal and
values low.
The wool market remains dull. Gro
ceries and provisions are In good demand
and prices are steady.
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rnrorm.sssn To Mariners.

The branch Autographs office. Gus
tom house, Port Townsend. Wash, will
furnish on application, full information
regarding the following notices. TO marin
ers. viz:
Bay OF Bengal. Gulf Of Martabsn, Krish-
ma iightvessel temporarily replaced.
Borneo. west coast. reported shoal south
west Of Date island.
British Columbia, Strait of Georgia, En-
trance island lighthouse, fog signal estab-
lished.
California, San Diego approach. amended
depth southwest of Point Iona.
Delaware. Delaware bay entrance, pilot
take-of station buoy discontinued.
England, east coast, River Midway,
temporary obsfruction OF portion OF river.
Japan. Ryushu, west coast, Coto islands,
light on koshiki shima.
Japan, kyushu. west coast, Saseho bar
Dor entrance, Shirase light.
Florida, Key West. northwest channel
entrance. west side spit beacon DESTROYED.
Louisiana, Mississippi river entrance.
pass aud discontinuance of whistiing buoy
intended lightvessel of south.
Massachusetts,. Salem harbor, new shoal
north of Gales ledge.
New York. East river, He'll Gate,
amended depth south of Little Mill rock.
New York, Long Island sound. Sands
point light discontinued.
North Carolina, Cape Fear river, buoy
marking Battery island shoai.
North Carolina. Frying Pan shoals, In
tended change of lightvessei.
North Carolina, ocracoke inlet, liie-sav-
ing station, Portsmouth.
Oregon, Columbia river. Prescotts
landing, post light established.
Pennsylvania, Delaware river. Philadel-
phia, Smith and Windmill islands aud fats
removed.
Rhode Island. Narragansett bay, Bishop
Rock buoy replaced by bell buoy.
Rhode Island, Narragansett bay, Bristol
Ferry lights discontinued.
Scotland. west coast, rocks and shoals in
approaches TO Ardrossan harbor.
South Carolina. off Cape Roman.
sunken wreck marked by buoy.
Virginia, Chesapeake bay, Wolf Trap
shoal, permanent light exhibited, light
vessel Withdrawn.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
rnE roAKp oY rRApE


CHICAGO. Nov. 3-Wheat started weak
and closed strong. making i4e gain for
the day. Corn was weak from beginning
To end, and provisions were also on the
down grade. The weeks export Of wheat
and -four from both coasts was . s9s.o
bushels. compared with $500. 600 bushels
in the previous week. and probably for
that reason the market opened with SELLERS
&c under yesterdays closing prices. The
foreign markets we're firm and higher.
Inquiries BY cable from exporting houses
solicited offers Of wheat Receipts Of
wheat at Duluth and Minneapolis we're
again conslderahiy smaller than on the
corresponding day Of last year. TIE
whole Of the Northwest vas reported
70 be covered with slasa and snow,
indicating very bad country roads
aud . prospective further dimination
OF farmers deliveries. The weakness
OF the market lasted for about sn hoar.
bat il had in that time been demonstrated
TO the bears that there were buyers fer al
they wanted 70 sell a. Sc for May. and
Ast<e for December. Trading in cats con-
siuusd very light. aud the markets at
tracsed little attention. Fluctuations Of
corn ruled the mArxss entirely. May
started AZ sea.c, sold of 10 s25se. mp 90
50 easA.c., and closed shade easier. a.
ssisssSss.c. The prospect cf heavy hog
rres III. and weak corn market caused
provisions % sell % sises g0lse, 10 the loz-
s.s prsees Of she week.
clossnr--w ne&i--Noysmher. ssssc; De-
CENTER. ASsse.
C0rn-N assmher, 52t&s Deeeni 81. SlEse.
-Novsmts-, ->ase; .nsosabsr,
$50.
barley-ssase.
F4Ax-xftA
kye-49c.
nmofhv~SAs
Pssk-Noveaaaer. siL so January .sii.ss.
Lard November, SAsS bid. December,
s6Ta
Rles -NovemhsT. s6ss; January, sasA
LIVES ecx.
HoSs-Reeeipss, Is. 90 head; ossscial yes-
serdav. 81. ssi. lei ever. About a.oss: ship
meats. 2 49,. saalttv. fair raasxet active
and Erm al sS2i0c a4yanc~. Ssaes
ranges 81 81 tsSt4so for Axht; So 1891 80
fog rough packing sA@ssA - tar mixed;
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
PORTLAND. Nov. s.-Whest-valley
T2,sc; WaIls Waiia, ESQ.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
rHK STATE or TRADE

THE STATE OF TRADE
SAX FRsscfsco, Nov. 3.-Ths demand
for vegetables is very hight. Potatoes are
very plentiful. Onions are weak. Receipts
OF seasonable varieties are light. The
grape market is dull and weak. with heavy
stocks. Choice peaches. firm. Apples.
cheap. The butter and egg markets con-
tnue weak. Cheese is firm. Poultry Is
In heavy supply aud dun. Game sold
better today.
Closing; wheat--Firm; December. ssJsc;
May, eslfc.
Barley-strongsr: December. SIC; May.
so-sc.
eorn-sleTx.
Bran-sis per ton.
pRrArsruFFs AND asArsa
Fiour-Family extras. S. io@3 25; bake rs
extras. IS oo93 10; superiine, s2ooef22a
wheat-There is decidedly improving
tone 20 the situation. and dealers gener-
ally are of the opinion that tho market -
going better. sss.dsoc for No. ! ship
ping. with s6l4e for choice; milling wheat,
SA.@92lsc.
Bar.ey-Firm holding. Feed. fair to
good. i5lsds 2'kc; choice, sss.1soo; brew
osts1S,lliag. sLo2X9i.io; surprise.
N.i0dl Is; fancy feed, $i.osssee LoI y:
good 10 choice. a2,Sceasi; poor to fair. ss0t
aoe. black. xLi5Ss LSo; red. N-ioGLa;
gray. s7tscGsi.
Produos reeeipts-Fiour. sack, =. iSI,
Washington, 3 go; wheat, oentals. III. iss;
Washington. 9. sel; barley, centals. SSsl,
Washington. i,334; oats, Washington.
e6so: corn, eentals. 2sS; rye, sacks, l.SssS;
Washington, Us. beans, sacks, aoco;
potatoes, sacks. SAT; Washington, ASS.
FINANCIAL
nrafts-on sight, New York, per 500,
ioe, Drafts Telegraph. New York. per
tloo i2tsc
Silver oars. 6Ss.GGafsc
Mexican dollars. asssesSo
MINING STOCKS
Alta. Is: Alpha Consolidated, 8. Andes.
s.; Beicher. IS; Belle Isle, 5. Best q
heeher, 10; Bodie ConsolldaseJ, lns
Bullion, -. Rulwer Consolidated, III;
Caledonia. 10; Choslar, 10: Confidence. Ice:
Consolidated California and Virgins, sea:
Consolidated Imperial. 1; Grown Point.
IS; Gould & CurTie. IS; Haze & Noreross,
y, Justice. Is. kentnek Consoiidated, ,:
Mexican. us. Moao. IL; Mount Dlaole,
y, Navajo 10: ophir, 10. overnsn, is;
Pstosi. 81. Savage. 81; scorpion. L;
Sierra Nevada. 81: Silver HUI. 8; Union
Sonsolidated. 80, Utah ConsolldAted, I;
yellow Jacket "a
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Corrections in the Chart.

bulletin of the coast and geodetic sur
vey announces the following chart correc-
tions for California:
OF Point Iona, change in photography
In the passage through the kelp, to the
south ives ward Of Point Iona, a 26-foot
spot Is now shown on the charts 600
meters SW 4 s from Point Iona light.
San Francisco bay. Oakland creek en-
trance, new buoy-A new buoy, San An
tonia creek buoy. black spar. not num-
bered. has been placed about Is feet WNW
from a pie of rocks on which there is six
feet at mean low water and is shown on
the bearings: End Oakland pier. WNW
= n: end Narrow Gauge pier, s Is w;
Ierba Buena light, w.
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rHx crock WxCssSsa

NV Yckk. Nov. S--The trading on the
ssocx exchange today vas very lighs. New
Jersey Central being the only stock IN
~hscA dealings were a. all astass. Ii Vas
tie speculative feature. and VAS hammered
cosn by the bears vita psrsistenee that
lsss 20 the Liquidation % sosas long sioeA
sad broke the price st1e from the opening,
shiSh wss &c irom last nights sless.
I4e position 81 this stock, in vies OF tie
iae, taAt Il has not earned dividend IN
TIE past sir months. is especially saineF-
ace, snd IL sas without support today er-
cert ioF some small buying 80 cover snort
sontrsets. 4 lew fractional ga4as we're
nAde. including ,se ia sugar and racine
ma saea tie raid made On NeS Jersey
ssatEai caused seneras reaction: Ifeas~
ware Hudson selling OF =. and the siss
traded "a san. In most eases the last
tfsees made are fraetions higher than sae
hasi figures Of yesterday. and St Paul 4
oa'Aas i ~ higher. The Grsnesrs show
sSAlH Ct ss~ !, TIE latter IN koek Island.
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The Cock Gsnx Kill . Postmaster.

PKsRY, o. T., Nov. z-News came here
by courier today from Saltwater that s. J.
Dunlap, postmaster al Red Fork, O. T.,
fifty miles east of here. was shot 10 pieces
by the Cook gang yesterday. Dunlap
owned store and the gang ordered him
20 unlock the postof;ice safe, which he re-
fused TO do, and they shot him fun Of
hoes They robbed the store and post
Office. 0ttieers are after the gang.
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CAN JUAN ISLANDS STEAMER LYDIA
y THOMPSON, eaFTY ~ Uasfed states malE,
caves Ctr Dscs. zoos "a Naia street. Monday.
Wednesday kaS Friday az = IA for Pert Toxas-
sae. san Juan Is.s1ss ka1 Nag NaGieoEn
MONTH EoCsn TINE rsRu. soCrH aoUs5
" -easrss .-..ssos &n.liv =. MhatroEz g.ass an
LIZ ~ Tosas'd "a sEsi fs Raehs FIJI 80 aa
III Fritsy u I'll - "A Lv Friday H'r..l1s9o n
IL RoeAs Il r. In pm LT p To.asd S1kspm
ArNwh scorz esaD psas Az seattle .... SIS nra
]. K Tsszpsoa. NsaAxs1. 0sasr. J. A. H&s-
tea, A<saL Eao2s s-A
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KxaIIsH MAkKErs.

LoSpos, Nov. 3-Bar silver. 295<d-
Consols. i02 lie. Bank Of England dis
count rate, PER cent
LIVERPOOL, Nor. a-Close-Wheas-
Steady; holders offer spsringiy; No. 2
red, winter, ~ Sd: No. red, spring.
~ SID.
Corn--Spof. nominal; supply, poor, -
lid; futures, firm; holders offer sparin giy I;
November. - ifAt; December. - lod;
January, As sgd
FIour-Sieaoy: holders offer mod
erasely: 81. Louis fancy. winter, IS 30.
Hops-At London, Pacific coast. firm !;
holders offer moderately: new crop, Fl lbs
4Ea
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Hc1kL EE@Lxh
HsrxL xexraxMx.


Every swss;y-toar hczr. no lsss thaa ~
passenger srsfas. FsPrsssaslsx sssvsa railroads,
srzsss AKA 9spAFl sEsza tAs local GeEzats IA Ma
ze&ro.is Tsssc tEa4nk. Il consolidated Iass ous
sssss. reaxAly estimated. pousG iaela9s - en-.
Sia~s. 81 cars i.2>s trSinnsa. wecst measures
lite ever ssesNa rstless woGl6 wssxA srz9a
erss .&eoo scEs sa1 eosl4 esnssvssAly carr
sssses p@ss<Bgers. teas1ss several sAlp fox1s Of
baggage 81 al tAsse ssa-as. wltaoas 9oahs ia
esesg equipped asf zEoss Foazl2s sEs.as are sao-e
Wis the Sazth- v essSra liza r. W. Pzrxcg, ~
sgesa slssss Puget seaa4 s<sSs, ss<ssA
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\ oATHEAE
III PACIFIC IN.

-RUSS-
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS.
ELEGANT DINING CARS.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
So. Paul. Minnespeii. Duluth.
Fargo. Grand Forks. Crookston.
Winnipeg. Helena. AndBats
Through Tickets to
Chicago, PhiladsiphIa. W arlington, New
York BOSTON and ali points
East sad south.
TIME SCHEDULE
TRAINS LEAyE sKATrLk
For 81 Paul and East-i8 % D IA
For Portland and souih-sso0 O. N sna 2:I9
For o'ymria, srsys Hsrsor cities and soata
Fer Tacozaa-7 90 and 20 . n. ala sis ani
ia..s p n
TRAINS sKsIvE AZ sxArrLa
FROM 81 Paul and Essi--s 90 p "A.
From Portland ana souta-i4.Ss q n and
from olympls. GrAy's HAzbor elites and ssusa
Froaa Taeoms-iz.xs aud s:aa HIS assS
and S;is y ~
This card subject 70 ehsu &c usthens nofica
Per rates. Foatss AID Other ia formation cal On
or address A d CHARLTON.
ST. Gfn. Pass AIT.
IL F4rst street. Port AID, Or.
Ia sADEAr, General Aysa:, ssas,ia
CITY TIeksE oGse. cofass Ysases avenue s
Fsgnt ssreaI
Depot Elekes osses. eorasx West sns Columbia
streets
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nOTkL ARRIVALS.
xoTxL pILLxn

xoTEL DELLsR
c Fe.tit, Tacoma Andersen. Slaughter
X q Summons & VI, Tao J fsoTc, sidney
HI BrRahy. Ar.iaEteg q Coke. Virginia. Nsh
" Merwil9A. Aubafa ; q iliiamsoa. do
Fre3 Drew. ~ Gamble J / Stewart, ISst
Henrg sargent Tolt G.erta. sEoAoFa!sh
d AeCailuns, Redmoad TFsmb.sy, Gilman
EcgkL Er-Lxk
Z Fosev. Spokane FyRsynelcs Ft Tn.ena
san fACkssa, Citr Geo Nilisrd. CIV
Geo II Barrett at FRlls John kshis, Portland
! Acsses, cts Jane An1aFsoR, C4fy
IL sfevr2 0-yuFsa b II A,riszll. Portland
jos Meyer. fhas Ada!r, Toronto
A {aalsng 4 1. Tacoma Mis- n Young lena
y REeaAsls. p 0&Nab-e q NAaouE, Easfaa
4 : Fsav. F8rtisUe y 4 h8hsnNaa Il
Y Maaa, FaF4an1 Ben AysT. kens
A frsnsss. sF
HHEkL sosgHn&x.
II Rrsoka.F& p zseley v II poolltsie. Tacoma
/ II Hove. p1Wnie. kzncogvor
y y FluaA. TAcCrsa Mss p SteFntars Own
Mss " kauxAs, GsE0sza Mess Poison, u F.uf
FRY, 81 Geo BuFtan.
A i MeNtaaaa. Ctrwtr Agss Mex aaou Clrxtr
u - tsArsschs. FtafiE G Sees Il. \ =
q Z Sc Sts EEeF. CAY y sfxanoa wsP
A - Sa}ReA. 4zcasH& &efezsE. sW trsstana
Eaes 4 kc5Szts. Il NG5e, -. Ea44
y 4GFEeE. sppsaae
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Inc only material loss was ~ Ia Oregon
improvement On the week The changes
a.s pretty evenly distributed on each side
% me account The trading was more
acnse than during TIRE preceding week,
.ne safes sggregating SIS. 900 shares
DOnas today were strong throughout, and
mo1fratIveiy active. the Transactions
Ieachsng total Of T5. 500 Advances
~ess recorded OF per csRL In Atchison,
burlington debenture fivss. Cnion Pacific
so'd sizes. Oregon Short Line eonsois
tves gained =
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VANCOUVER R0UTE-A TR THROUGH
tie Islanas STEAMER UTOPIA. capt.
o BTisn. Master.
Leaves Tacoma u noon. Seattle Central
wharf, 2. m, Mondays and Thursdays sor Port
Townseni, Anaeortes, Faarhaven. Now What
tom. Blaine snd Friday Hsrbor. going through
70 Vancouver on thursday trip
Fare TO Blaine, s.: fare 10 Vancouver, s.
For further information apply st Central
wharf
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Iots, and 81 Sg&t4 10 for Pigs.
Csftie-Rece. 500 head: market,
unchanged; hardly enough stock on hand
TO make q market; 81 cog . IS for natives:
81 7s94 65 for Westerns, and &f.25sS3 .
for Texans.
sheep-Rece,pts, 5000; siooG3 IS for
poor 20 choice sheep. and $i.75sIi5 for
iamos
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

e e pxrAsrnKsr oy Asxrcrrrr.z.1
AxsrEgE BcszAr.
PORTLAND. Or. Ses 4, gss4t
forecast for EondAy: fzlr. followed BIZ rain;
~urer III. n. ALcgATozx.
Observer In Eharxs.
sx.yEr sTArss rEFAETNEwr 90 AGRICULTURE,
wK&sExE ErxEAr-DAELy eCxArrsx
SEATTLE wash, Nov e. 1874
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SKAGIT RIVER RoUTE-rlms Card. Steamer
- CLAN MCDONALD leaves Seattle Tuesday.
Nov 6. 81 g.. M; Thursday. Nov S. at =. ms
saturday. Nov. II. att a. M; leaves NJ Nsrnoa
"Wednesday Nov. !. at a. m. /; Friday. Nov. 9, at
a. H.; sunday, Nov. II. at 8. m, calling sc
Edmonds, Richmond Beach, Everett, Tulelip,
Florence, StaEwood, FIR, ssagit City, Mt Yer
hon and Avon. Fare TO sesttle 81 from skagit
river points. Round trip. sl.Sa. Rouni trip TO
Tacoma. s.. LILLY. BoGARDUS & CO. Inc,
owners and managers
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UooD CANAL ROUTE
STEAMER RAINIER.

Rebuilt and rsfurnished. leaves Colnan's dock
Monday. Wednesday and Friday sf g. N. for
Kingston. Port Gamble, Rsngor, seaheck, ali-
paua. Duwasto, Hoodstors. Cnioz City and in
termeiiate points. arriving In nioa City st y
m Leaves TnsoE CITY a N TUESDAY. Thurs
day anc Saturday. arriving seattle Al p ~
Z = LIBBY. Master
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY

IT 7
" HONOLULU AND AUSTRALIA
Steamers leave ssn Francisco tor Hoaolulu.
Samoa. Auckland, ~ T.. and sydnsy, n & ".
Without change.
Steamship smeds, November IS, IN N
Honolulu only. Steamship Australia. Nov u
THoS A. GRAHAM, AGENT. sTARR-BOYD
BLOCK. SEATTLE
W. WEEsIxR. Dat Agent, Vancouver, r. c
J. n sPRECKELs & BROS Co. General Agents.
San Francisco
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE ROUTE
" . Wiley Navigation Co. steamer
MULTNoMAH
nAILY TINE GARD.
LEAVE. ARRIVE
Olympia at. ESQ IN Tacoma at e.Soa m
Tacoma az. 80. 1000 N seattle At. ..l2:oo N
Seattle at. 49,. 100 p m Tacoma st. -. 500 p m
Tacoma at. 80. $3.50 p m Olympia st. =. ESQ p m
Connecting with boats for Shelton aad Kauilchis
FARE TO TACOMA. so CENTS
Landing. City Dock. foot OF Msin street
CAPTAIN /. WILEY, Manager.
- and Olympia
Ar. Tacoma $50 am.
Leave Seattle. $50 a N. Ar Olympia. l:Qo p m
Ar. Seattle Z 80 p. IN.
FARE TO TACOMA. 30 CENTS.
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EVERETT RoUTF-sTNR. GREYHOUND
Il Daily Except sandy.
ave. seattle Is .. H., ID % =. H.. ard ts4
r. u. Leaves EFerats q. NJ. ,. -. saa p n.
saadsys-I>sses Seattle az % q. IN. l. ayes
Eversts =. II.
Fars-sinsis trir, sc; round trsu. fiza Csn-
nerfs usth testa for Tae0ras sa6 sssohezIsa.
faa 4tns--s7 llHAn Fock, foss ~ HsFam s.resI
SEATTLE & TACOMA NAFI3AEF0S CO..
C&sus Troan pee y VI. God hne. see'y.
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fasa c. e,ts. Hnr C. Psys. Hsar C. Reese. R.ssinn
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Tickets may be Obtained NJ tie once OF the
company, al Oe@az d0rx, seattle
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From San Francisco. for Victoria AMI Ppge,
Sound ports, at . g. III. Nov. ], 6, II, ie Il. e
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DACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from Seattle
as fellows
Fer San Francisco va Port Townsend and Vic
toris, at a m fpssseugeFs received On beard at
IA nj Nov. l. ., II, 10 a. "a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-05

DOR ALASKA.
Winter Time Card
STEAMER cHILKAT
VIII lcsvs Seattle November and every 20
days after until further notice.
J. ". McALLEP, Master
J. G. CARROLL. Agent, schwabachsr's wharf
Telephone Ma 81.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-05

Following Is tho record By days Tor last
sset st the Seattle clearing house, CON-
psrsd with the corresponding week OF last
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-05

EVERETT AND sxoHoMisH goUTg
Cur BATE To EVERETT
sTEAxER MABEL
leaves Central wharf Inesasys. TkGrsfzys snt
sstafsaT. a. : = n ct E@marsas. u - lseo. Ey-
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Ggo J. WILEY. Afaaa
DAClEIc NATTGATI0S co.
L T2me Carl, g. 81 Ct Oct =. 1924
seattle sna = hateam EeDss-sssEe Of Wash
i~gsoa leaves seattle daily snseat rztardsv 81
10 "A u. seattle a1d Ia G0znsf E5ate-F&st-
haven seayss seattle 84ify except sunday az D.
q n Tacoma : "a sx4tsss E4Hte--@ts'e - 4sk-
layton caves seattle tuesday,, Thursdays aad
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1894-03-23
Entitled to a Pardon.

Many anecdotes Of Gen. Sam Hous-
ton are told which show that his tongue
was by no means slow or his wit dull.
As General B. had been financial agent
to the penitentiary for number of years
and warmly opposed General Houston's
last election as Governor Of Texas, he
feared be would lose his desirable Office.
He therefore presented petition in due
time, asking that he might be retained,
his "long and faithful services being
urged as reason for granting the re-
quest Of the petitioners.
at appears from this petition, gou-
eral, said the governor, "that you have
been in the penitentiary eight years"
"Yes, sir"
"And you say that you have per-
formed faithfully each and every duty
imposed upon you during that time r
Eyes, sir"
Then, sir" said the governor, with
twinkle in his eye, sit seems to me
ought to pardon you out"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1894-03-23

SPRING heef the coming the durable and dainty things
to is a sign
The deserted the
and shevesand in their places the brilliant hues
and charming novelties of the gentler
Now, them that things fxedand readyor shoppngwon
it be conenienand aactoryor buy before
the needaher than has overtaken 1t is adage
that advises taking time by the forelock'
OF will HERE-when do Not
to drop into PERRYS would be stray from your of
And how much bigger and better will find Lots of
departments everything legitimate Dry Goods House ought have
brought easily within the reach of bookno matter
how short may be.
You the list for these hugwe have them
all Make