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WILL BE HERE
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The Great German and English Doctors.
Free for one day only, Saturday,
April 2Sth.

Al. who visit these Eminent Physicians on Saturday. April 2Hh, will receive
all medical setvices and surgical treatment FREE UNTIL CURED. n
.th n rhs HnN ~ s Income quickly cquainiei whit sick: also
tHS EWhsn hir IN "Hms hi assured that the grateful epiorcrnens Of the mani
i"heNeanh cure "h.g give them during tir future visits nj extpdIp practice thai will
pay Tor thsr rut umEay of tim am money. hiDup they trtA m deeaxs of A
Ions. taHdhnr, oh eur orr hnuu mature and cure many ogaed mcurabLe dneaseS
ihy" Eh u thHn"ufhyu nierio oi th.tn anra thorough eNanhnahn your case Isl oun to
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Pasturage 500 per month; feed extra.

/ will not be responsible hould n
accidents or escapes occur.
Stable three-fourths of n mile northeast
of town.
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You can save

six cents a can by using the
new HOrsfOrd's Baking
Powder, because it requires
less quantity than any other.
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SEASON 1894.
standard TROTTING STATIONS

Conflict, 20. Is Il hirud l,iy. III hands.
foalrd July, IsS1. Sirad 10y Madrid, ISIS. the
best bred son Of George wilkes; being 10y
George wilkes ami ont Of Mercedes, n SISTER
Of fymunt ara Mcnn'.cr. SirsS 81 Lahascn.
s:lbai, AMI i'anlirn. 2:lUis. GrHid,lin. That
great brood mare. Minerva, diam of Eeinnnt.
Mcludcr and NnrCcU bN Pilot. Ir., u. etc.
Madrid has sired la TU5ca, 2:ii5i, pelcrinc
-four years. s:la. aud eight Others ih the llst,
etc.
Rosa Gay diam Of tlpnul. 2.2S, Atlantic.
Conflict, rtr.l 10y American Clay, - tsir" ur
three in The list aud sire of the dams of So:
second dam 10y iblwning's BY MESSENGER
tsirc at Jim Porter. S;'Sii. and Little Nora. Tho
dam Of Clark Chicf, 30; third dam nv I.urord's
Cripple Girr at the dam OF I.iAzic q .2;2iiil
etc.
Conflict has iha fashionable w iikcs+1ily"
cross. tie ~ very .hapHiy, bright and hand
soiao. lie sirca tine individuals with race
horse. speed. tib.'n. payable wl,u mare
proves ia foal; or si,Oo the season return
privilege.
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y S-LAFAYETTE, very handsome
CHESTNUT, sixteen hands, 10y
Niewmont, iHt; dam Kate Hill. 10y pilot
Chief. by Biickwclrs Mambrino. sos. $50
payable when mare proves in foal.
GEORGE w. Bates,
3-3l-tf. Bates City, Mo.
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All Diseases and DefOrmities Treated.

CArAIltH CURED. Consumption In he m ipnnt stage bronchitis Asthma Rbeuns
item, all dscurs Of the npc thrDn,l lungs tnnaHh.h liver aud Kidneys: ScrmLa are
Ulcers and an chronic tlmd umuhLs: Eczema, P11aIa PmpLs pIgoh.s ana all LII
uouil- trHTi aud cured
NhENoiS DISH, asks Epilepsy positively and rnanenny cured Ncrvousd ebnuv
from at' Cause yttunh Neurathsnia Chuca. ST. vmus Dance etc. by the London pecnc
DISEASES OF WOMAN. We examine ladies without exposure and treat al diseases
lot heir S without the nee OF rings saarns,e etc, ba new md pnuIe~s mdbd~
VOTING MEN. Mhhleap"d Men,, - IL Men Weak, Diseased Despsmdrn Men Men
rom! I'm d@ay, "Nnuaeh and onfeebhdp owers.a my or all diseases arising
frmn htmta at youth. cIy vice.. ndhsrinns or exc@ese etc .dbensesc uudnvI o@S
drains weak or failing memory, hlhrhes pmIls impur blood, falling OF air. etc. should
visit them NJ ome. ry their AnrpGerman methods and remedies they guarantee scS
tAS'th and malignant unnors and Prowlhs all Enlargement and pindulsrs weurngs
removed pd cured without the uc u knn NJ pains N matter h disease YOU are
.uhrunsf ROM orh low long standing; 10 matter low many physicians nave faned to cur
yn. Gallo rs u VIII costly ou nothing. md you mny profit BY It.
Office at Mrs. Nckens Home. Hours . {. m to 8 D. n.
$. This staff of Doctors is Incorporated by an act of Legislature.
De- This staff of physicians will return every 80 DAYS for n year
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A VETERANS VERDICT.
The War is Over. A Well-known SOL
der. Correspondent and Journal
list Makes a Disclosure.

Indiana contributed her thousands Of brave
soldiers to the war, and no state bears n bet
ter record In that respect than 10 does. In
literaip>e It is rapidly acquiring an
enviab!e place. In war and literature
solomon Jewell, well known rs a writer as
SOL has won an honorable position. Dur
Ing the late war he was n member Of Co. NJ,
I'd. N. Y. Cavalry and OF the 18th Indiana In
fantry Volunteers. Regarding an important
circumstance he writes AS follows:
Several Of US old veterans here are using
DIR. Miles Restorative Nervine, Heart euro
and Nerve and Liver Pills, all Of them giving
splendid satisfaction. In fact, we have never
used remedies that compare with them. OF
the pills we must say they are the best COM
binatiCD of the qualities required In n prep
aratiOn Of their nature we have eve: known.
We have none but words OF praise for them.
They Gr3 the OutgrOwth Of a new principle in
medicine. and tone up the system wonder
fully. We say to all. try these remedies"
Solomon Yewell. Marion, Ind. Dec. 9. 1sa2.
These remedies are sold by all druggists ON
q positive guarantee. or sent direct by the
DIR. Miles Medical Co. Elkhart, Ind. on re-
ceipt O. price. 81 per bottle. six bottles s., ex-
press prepaid. They positively contain neither
Opiates nor dangerous drugs.
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SH ERIFFS SALE.

by virtue Of an execution. issued from the
Office of the clerk of the circuit court Of
Lafayette county, Missouri, dated the sixth
day of June. 1871. and rcturnabic la the June
term, 1891. ct said circuit court. To Inc directed,
in favor of the Morrison Wcntworth Hank
and against Archibald q. Williams and San
ford y. Smith. |, the undersigned. sheriff of
La In yptte county. will on
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srsrsEss cHAscEs.

81 an II FL. BtTY 0SF HALF ISTEREsr
-l.-JV in rlsceF Enine already prnsJ'ectess.
ssisscy - tse slset Developing the property Oh :
paTf1x has. this wiil pesf aHyesf; Satsc<,- Ac-
dress Piscer Nine, Post fnteiiigs1ceE
LsOR sAIE-RkTAII DRUG BUSINESS;
Il eeSn stock. coed nxtursz best location IN
city. chance Of = Hfsflne A1drsss r. A. L.
p o BOX 81
livery BODY ASKS. -cANI MAKE MONEY
II saecu3atsrg in grain" OF course You can.
Others do. Way can't yeug Try II With
small amount az 6fst. see A. A. brfg5- .
Kline RosenbeTg baiidng. seattle core
spoadeat 0; Rumble & Co, members san Fran
cisco Pro1uce Exchange
sf1- BUYs CIGAR. FRUIT AND CANDY
CID store: location csptrrl. rsut cheap
owner leaving town Hal, roon 3, slS second
street.
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pI N0S-LAR4E JOCK, ELEGANT AS
l. 1dANOS sortasln Nfotsr I ns~rer So
on Agai Marion stresIs
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VI ehdTsa 70 " toS care asfa - ssus OK
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Advertisements unzsr tas nsad - Lott
foord, For Sale. For keus aa1 sltusWons
waured vii Re inserted sEfss rate Of lsceata
worc eaeh Insertion Psymeut always IN ad~
vance NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rscsived for lsss taAa
sfcenG.
E0TTcE-Ths business ofhes 81 kns fosTts-
,xr4yerscrx is open Until II p N Classified
sdysrtssemsuts viii - received Up 20 tEss tins.
Advertisements win be rscssvsd ~ brsnea
eerres of ths Posr-fHTxEAFGEscsR NJ: 80
TACOMA BUREAU--sIIs PaciGc sysnuss
Thomas Summons. Manager,
PORT TOws6ESD-Freacb 4 Springer
BELIISGHAM BAY BUdkEAU-Ssw what
rom. corner Holly and Canoe stfestx o n
Culver, Manager
The following letters await sdEsrtissrs ss This
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rsRI soNsI @
Any ONE DEsIa ISG TO PURCHASE
n watches, dism1nc7. IA ~osd sswegrv all
sersare, Ste- 81 s.4rfe Zee rr1c<. eAa md the
street. under the Iiz.5 ! hossl.
NEW ARLINGTON REsTAURANT-coS-
~ cert every evensY< Tom SO 10 O'clock
Come and try one Of q ~ rsruIs- dinners. with
hall bottle Z4nisn1siJ oe. good enough Tor any
ore. nice enough Tor verx one lis south Third
street, south Of lezss Avenue.
SHoRT. ON NORTH OF fSIpE WITH TALL
~ lady IN saiae seahj three Jeff at same street:
gentleman rang bell 81
ELEcTRIC BkLLI RATfERlES. HOUSE
~ wiring repsars j ohnsoT, Az Yesler ave-
nue. Ie.epsone 81
MoTHERLY LADY, WANTS INFANTS OR
~ ehilaFen 20 care or good care. 500 Seneca
N0S-LARdE Stock, ELEGANT AS
- 49, soIa.asinL Winter HsEper. Sec
EDO ArrosAE
NEW 1oRk MiLITARY ACADEMY. COL
~ = ). nflgnr % A. NJ, Cornwall. y. Y.
MISS PEBBLES Am Mss ruouPsoS-s
- ooaraing ana school for girls So 81. 81
East 5'tn street. new YORK.
pAlVALE INsIhYCIIoN. A ]. AMBER
son, lOJ7 Seysainl
TUE sEATILE s94OR THASD INSTITUTE,
thorouea ana pracfi4 aLsis 49, lnss.usssOn.
railroad work; Day 4nd eveofas se.sions
DYING 1lND CLEANING.
Gan FRANCISCO l1vr wopTs "a -rcoSD
s1ee@
w ANDERSON, HyE9 nm rTEANEp ar
w. Iadies and gH,rf~i cIn,hsrv l.,,h .na
James
rAd
---------------I = = -.
A RTHUR L CODY MAKER MEMS GAR
-
-
TAX I'D ERMIST
------------ - -. i
IT, T. bEh6' z-Sl RONT STREET
y.
eoHL ECT0RS.
- a Il
rEo. r. hNoi* a Tile NATIONAL BANK
-@--I
1BANks.
II
JOHN =. O. sAsDr.. VICE rsIa.
THE COMMERCE. AL, NATIONAL BANK OF
4 Seattle
bIREcroRs
Lssnder Miii9 A S Miller.
G 7. stone John Y Oatrardsr,
hIW. Wheeler
ear~s, aa.ora 81 -. As, -.
SkYa Cherry ee, eeesuss WAN 4
I~-------------------------
l.
Ipcorporstsd less- r,...., .ooa ooa
Bailey building, Ieorper second and Cherry
Transaots a Al i oeS9n1 49, 49, S.s1iSs
oanAins ous
sAyIE0ns Dpn.prupNr
$50
Deposits received g., - .r,o,r. ,ror, ur~
wards and interS "a my a1o .S .rom y up
loaned upon impfdyed farm and oty real estate
n.Nv or pprfI
capita. ssoeo 100; reserve, 81, $500 Head
Portland, san Fra3 sciseo sesttIs Taeoms VIC,
Nelson. vsncoEve2t d A general hankfng
ana ana exenange oaf ness transacted Loans made
III NoltilntfclaA cIeAlb granted
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kDUIArIosAn.

NEW 10Rk MiL!ITARY ACADEMY COL
Az l. J. "rgnr u n A. NJ, Cornwall, y Y.
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sorrcr TO cosrKAcroR.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVES THAT SEALED
~ o4ds viii be received by tie osard Of com
nlIsssoners of King county until 10 O'clock &
n, Monday. August -. 1898, for clearing TIE
right OF way for county road No 30 frem the
nsztneast corner of section 5, township % y,
range Z. and running west on tns ,is.e oe.
tween sections "a and .. said tawushsp AMI
range, = ef mile, more or less To De grQooed
and su8oothed 50 as TO make good wagon road
for q width Of - feet
BIDS must be directed 70 the board OF county
commissioners and Endorsed bids on Road No
5s5
Bonds viii be required in double the amount
The board reserves the right 70 reject sny and
ali sads T. A TAICHEIL-
Clerk of the Board OF County Commissioners
By NATHAN BEEAAS. Deputy.
Dated ~ seattle, July ~. is9A
THE BOARD or EDUCATION WILL RE-
eeivs bids until August q. at noon. tor tho
erection oi an addition TO the Minor school
building according 10 plans and specifications
on file in the Office OF Chamberlain & Size
brand architects room 3 Occldenta. building
certified cheek for per ceat OF the amount
20 accom- sny all bids The board reserves the
right TO reject any or AL bids By order OF the
board. II. +. WHITNEY. Secretary.
CEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED w.
- iii o'clock ?. m. August Is, 1894. at the Of
fee OF the stats capitol building commission, n
the city OF olympia, state OF Washington. for
surface grading aud cellar excavation OF the
capitol grounds for the new state capitol build
ing az Olympia, Washington. according 10 the
plaas and specifications thereof prepared ~
Ernest Fizsg, architect. now on lie IN the Office
Aforesaid
Attention is called to section seven q, chap
ter l55. page 462, session laws of 1888. portion
OF which section Is ar follows:
"Ine performances of every contract shall be
secured by Dond 10 the state of Washington in
sum not less than ons-Quarter OF the contract
price, secured by two - securities qualifying
in double tie amount OF the bond. each Of
whom shall Ee . bona fide resident OF this state.
said bond 10 be conditioned for the faithful per
Torrance of said contract
u Each bid snail DO accompanied by q similar
bond conditioned for the execution and faith
fui performances Of a contract in accordance
with said bid II the same shall be accepted By
the board"
The right is reserved TO reject any or all bids.
Bids should be addressed to state Capitol
Building Commission. Olympus. Washington.
Envelopes should be marked bid for surface
grading and cellar excavation"
J. II. McGRAW,
/. K. GRIMES.
JOSEPH g. ALLEN.
THOMAS BURKE,
EDMUND RICE
rufw 1S 1enx
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ELEcTklC bkLAS1 BATTERIES HOUSE
IL wiring. repsirs tiohnsor zEs Yesler ave-
nue. Telephone So
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/ SHORT, ON NORTH OUTSIDE WITH TALL
~ lady IN saiIe seah} three Jeff a. same street:
gentleman rang bell j 81
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Mss PEBBLES dND MISS THoMPsoN's
VI boarding and daJ sebooI FOR vtrl.~ so a. a.
East 57th street. NevI York
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THE BOARD OF EDUCATION WILL RE-
ceive bids until August at noon for the inn
provement of the south school grounds ac-
cordng 10 plans aud specifications on file in
the Office OF the board. A certified check for 5
per cent OF the amount to accompany all bids.
The board reserves the rig ht to reject any all
bids BY order OF the board.
H. WHITNEY, Secretary.
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NY ONE DEsfH INts TO PURCHASE
N wssches dism1nc1s M gold iswery. all
yerwa are. etc. 81 en4 /, Z "a y rfce eAa ind the
remainder Of tie ]. n Rstvs stock sgpa7 Front
street. under the G-sH hofels
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aESTAURANT--CoS-
z Tom $50 10 s O'Clock.
IL regular dinners. with
soc good enough Tor any
very Que. lis South Third
Avenue. %
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1HE ALLEN & CALVERT PRINTING CO.
printers. publishers book nin1ers ans elank
book asker, 10 Fsont street Sullivan building.
l. ANTHoNY's BISDEgY, BLANK BOOK
manufacturers. NAshln ften street. corner
CoFa meFei4ls rooms / and = Terry block, Seattle.
Nash
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DRIVATE INsTRu-tsTToN 7 ANpEp.
IL son. l0TT -evraihl =
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THE SEATTLE S44OR rEAND INSTITUTE
Occidental piock inssivstrsaI 5n..ruct5o-
tnotongn ana placti1sai, for law commercial or
railroad work: day d. swaof,g sa.sion.
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rryascI4E.

y4rANTED-A LOAN or xI.z0) FOR To
w years on - acres snd. title perfect al en-
closed wita good fence. . seres IN enis.sa1.n'
Is aces Ia o. chart naI.es from Seattle Ad-
dress L0an. PDst-Intcligencer
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xonxaos MAnxxrs.
EssLrsA YlsAHcIAI-

TAwnou AUv{f N -as.y,s>lsnn IN Ahn unor.nv
,aarrs1 ro.ainn.A -. ,s,et,v.lv .m.iI 80
veek ovine - ~ nnsrsmr scc.mnla-
s,on ~ ,..c,.,r.. - -. p.rk ~ Er,,arA.
4 tsmnor.vv .crs..e ,h.,.fore ccrnrred
IN fhe .etsl.msnt - 80 stocr srch.n.e.
.rA -. Aim.,isv =. s.rca IN ..cur;rc
fr.a. 81 49, ,er.s,sr.ect. - ehs md 81
Il. ~ersh RI. $3.50. ,...,v. !. 9ez an :.
non - hisAa.s - reeo,d Cod nor.
evsr n 0evire - f,eelv frnm shrnad
vhas ths hanS 4. erneet.d 10 r.iea.e
monsv - investmenaa Rsneved go ere
TOM i. sSns rs~srded :. ;nevitahle Ru,i-
~: q - .snch ercher,. -. IN active
sftsr the sessisments 81 tSe Ievish ho,I-
dav The mart.t ..em. "a vait unon :
r.l,v IN ~. amsr,c.n ana Areentsrs a.
cnritfea. American securft,ee vere d.
presssd o.ine - TIE strike Of minsrs and
the other lahor tfouhlea and decreased
earnings. The prospect Of IN asssss-
ment On Union Paeinc securities fright
.ned rot orlv ~. .h.reholder. IN
sLss .s a.. AsSs-~ - -.
49, sos q 49, -. ~. ~. :.
cusa... suss :"
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- pf1nc1p8l Uo0o otoog west street 10
80 - the new products Of the season, In
z&1u and vegetables. New potatoes, new
$1,000 and strawberries are Ia market.
olrsN berries are arriving In limited
ntitiss from the 6acramsnto valley and
FL = 81 10 70 $500 per csats Of nftssn
nds. Small crates containing six boxes
D aIso selling at 70 centa.
eev cabbage II coming In quite freely
1 ellis for 81 Is per hundred, while the
~ Aas advanced 70 $3.50.
Nes potatoes, which sold ct ~ csuts .
8fW dsys ago, now 80 ct 2 cents.
Msthouse isttucs II still sold 1t 90 cents
- 1eeen.
1msspplss have como In again within
- past few days and sell at $50 per
Hangos are In market Ut 8 per case.
kgss have stifisnsd mp little and good
- stock nov sells readily at IL cents.
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rnr srooK KxonAAaG

I. NV YoRK. April A.--The spectators
. Sugar. who have been engineering the
Nesnt advance in these shares. took occa-
non this morning 20 give the shorts
sQaesss. The time was propitious for the
wature. as there were some good enying
esders on tho exchange. and few II any
.kiefs. The opening quotation. ~ re-
sosasd. was in5ts1i(S. Purchasing Was
seo brisk to allow of the interesting prices
b obtained by the official reporters.
Zen ie0's WAS touched there was seine
sshssng. causing q reaction TO ION. The
@ssss figures induced fresh buying. aud
= advance was made 10 io.ss, which was
- per cent above the closing figures OF
saturday. In the fnal dealing there were
.'ss to realize profits, which seat prices
sosn Ia. leaving gain on the day OF rs.
sse Preferred stock sold up 20 asss. react
@s Y per cent at the close. Chicago Gas
va Affected unfavorably by the report
Val On application By the company for
N injunction 10 restrain the at
ssensy general of the state of Hi
sssa from hringsng the quo warranto SUIT
80 been denied. Chicago, Burlington q
Vsiacy vas pressed for sale In the dealings
@ reports that the rate Of dividends
sosld have 10 es reduced on account Of
sssasased earninga The delay in pub
sains the March statement, which II
.sssaae. gave color 20 the report, and on
sas the stock declined ~ Per cent, sales
ae made At the reaction. %. fsai did
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BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE
CHICAGO MAnKKTs.
rnr noAkp az rRAnk

CHICAGO. April So.--Wheat--Af,ef ahout
fifteen minutes weaknc ~ the start tho
market became firm today. and ended with
q gain OF re per bushei. After . month's
steady liquidation Of May wheat IL 10 To
be presumed that the last bushsi Vas sold
OUT which the holders were not prepared
10 take and ray for. II rendered tomorrow.
While money 10 being pressed upon car
riers of wheat by lenders ~ ; per cent.
il does not seem likely that the owners OF
the property will drop il as present prices
unless is should be demonstrated later In
the season that in spite OF drought frost
and diminished acreage. another phsnom-
enasiy large crop is TO be the result OF this
years harvest An increase OF 2NS.oO
bushels of wheat on passage. iavoraeis
weather in at least two OF the Western
wheat growing statss--kansas and Ne
hraska--and dali and weak foreign mar
ksss caused . dull opening OF wheat a. &c
decline. The same ipflusaces caused
further depression OF &c for May and &c
for July. A recovery soen followed. when
it vas foana that the demand Tor May
wheat vas mars pressing than the
order to sell. The New York essarsnees
we're liberal aud helped 20 confirm the
strong feeling vhich has sprung np. The
improvement, continued until July reached
Wss aoa,sc. Tne spread between May and
july cacsua,sd irregusariy between -
ss.c. For al hour before the close. the
price kept within l-i6c Of 6esse Tor sniy.
aud May vas daring the same tine at
discount Of sxs.sscs
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MARINE NEWS.

Ponr HApLocK. April O.-Arrived, 10Th
Porr TowssEsp. April 3O.--Arrivsd, 18th
--Carondeies, Discovery, BIZ Enoch Talbot
TAToosn. April 30l-Passed out, 18th
Arkwrighs. Port Gamble 70 San Francisco;
Mackinaw, Tacoma TO San Francisco; 18th.
Columbia, Seattle to San Francisco; bk j.
d. Peters, Comox to Alaska; 30th, Carroll
ton, in sow Sea Lion.
PoRr GAMsIR, April 3a-Carondelst
Talbot and Two Brothers.
NsAn BAY. April So-S p m.-ispscial.l
Cloudy; light west wind.
CLALLAn BAT, April sos D. m.-iSpe-
cial.l - Partly cloudy; light northwest
wind.
PoRr AsaEIrs, April Sos p m.-Tsps-
cial. Partly cloudy; light southwest
wind.
Poar TowxsEsp, April So.-rSpeciai. r.
Schooner Aicaide, loaded with lumber
from Port Blakeley for San Pedro went
ashore st II o'clock tonight on one OF smith
island shoals. The wind and sea were
very light ct the time and thus far no dam
age has resulted. An attempt will be
made tonight BY the tug. Discovery to pull
her OF as soon ~ the tide in full.
Sailed--Bk Carrolton, Nanaimo coal for
San Francisco: bk Canada, with piles
from Quartermaster hsrbor for San Fran
cisco: sh Seminole comes down from Port
Blakeiey tomorrow TO ship . crew and
clear, carrying lumber for Fiji islands and
Australia. Blk Mercury sails tomorrow
f-om Port Blakeley with lumber for San
Francisco. There was . favorable wind
all day yesterday and skippsrs were not
slow 10 take advantage. the vessels sailing
in were: Bk Carondolst. San Frsncisco
for Port oU0 ole to load lumber; nh Two
Brothers, Gan Francisco, TO load coat az
Tacoma:bk Enoch Talbot same: br sh
Largo f.aw, san Francisco. for Moodyville
TO load lumber; br sh Emin Pasha, San
| Francisco. for Port Biskeley to load 1um.
Der for the West coast: bktn ]. NJ. Grifiiths,
| san Francisco for Hsdiock, TO load return
| cargo of lumber: bktn Discovery, San
| Francisco for Port Gamble. Ia load lumbes
| for Honolulu. Arrived at Sanaimo--Sh
| John A. Briggs. bk Rufus T. Wood and
| zen. Fairchi!ds all from San Francisco for
| return eareoes Of coal.
HooufAm. April g.--fSpeciai. Arrived
| from San Francisco for Cosmopolls. sch.
Rusy Cousins; for Hsquiam, schrs Nep
| tune and Roy Somers. Sailed from Ho.
l GUAM for San Francisco, sehr Wehfoot
Arrived from Aberdeen, schr American
| Girl.
ASTORIA. April n-Arrived. 18th
| Catherine Sudden.
/ SAN FRAscisco. Any,l 3o-Arrived--
| Str Protection. Portland; L. s. str Ben
| nington, Eawnmore, str Topgaiiant
| Cleared--W iiiamette, oanslaska, Empire
| Nanaamo; John Worater. onnalaska: City
| OF PApecte. Tahiti; schr Spokane. Hilo
| Departed - Str San Benito. Tacoms: Queen
| Victoria and Port Townsend.
| vsIIrto, Cal. April 3a-The Tnitee
| States steamer Bennington arrived today
| from Acapulco she was taken into the
| dry dock and Will ~ once b fitted up iol
| Bering sea service.