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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-09
CARS LAST JOURNEY
The Dead Rulers Body En- Route
to st. Petersburg.
rHs coRrEoE At sEsAsrApol
- nsuss ~ DR.. zaehsrfn. Whess kseA
- shiu Hasssnsa the Csarss DsssA,
Stoned BY - Angry Msb.

lrylprA, Nov. e-Ths frss mass for the
,,eoss OF the soul of Alexander III. US
sopesuded yesterday morning IN the By
1.ntfne chapel. where the remains are "
- IN stats- The late smperoF's facs 80
~ i.s,ls altered. Il had placid express
ssou. Atz O'Clock yesterday afternoon .
.eeepd macs, at which the car, cxarina.
pYisesss Alix. Princess of Wales and al
- imperial and royal suifes attended.
- celebrated. The late cxar's body Vas
eueorssd With great ceremony on board the
eru,ser Pamyas Merkoovia, for Transports
eseu 10 sebastopoI. this morning.
ersAsroPoI. Nov. G--Saluiss from the
sh;ps and forts here snnouncsd the a.
rsvd Of the cruiser Pamiss MsrkoeviA.
Car Nicholas and the grand dukes
bors the coffin ashore. They were
sssIved by officers and ceputstions
representing the whole Russian army.
fbe eoifin was placed In saloon on .
svsciai train. The exarswitch. whose
hssith would not permit him TO accom-
peny the remains 10 81. Petersburg, took
= aEsctionate farewell Of his relatives.
snd the train started on its journey. The
usrsxitch viii Immediately return 10 the
Caucasus.
81. PETKRsBuse. Nov. e.-The medical
ssndents Of this city made hostile Demon
strssion against Prot. Zacharin today.
They we're dispersed by the police. Prof.
zecharin's house was surrounded by
mob Of angry people. The windows of
he house we're smashed with stones. The
Police are now protecting the house from
further damage.
National subscriptions have bssn opened
Tor . great monument TO be erected to the
memory OF the Gear Alexander III. This
vork was undertaken by order Of the car.
end IL 10 understood that the monument
viii be erected At Moscow. The body Of
the late cxar will rest beside the sombs Of
he mother and father. near the entrance
of the cathedral.
wAsHrxsrox CRY. Nov. e-Bishop
yicoiai. of Alaska, the only bishop of tho
Russian church in the United States, was
visitor at the state and navy departments
soday with Prince Cantacuzene. the Rus
sian ambassador, who presented him to
she secretaries OF state and navy. Bishop
Nicolas will conduct the memorial services
70 the cxar as the Russian legation tomor-
sov morning. President Cleveland, MEM
bsrs Of the cabinet and their wives, and
foreign ambassadors and ministers in
their regatta will attend. The chapel has
bssn arranged and consscrated In the par
ior Of the legation. The service will. Of
course. be in the native Russian tongue.
and, in the absence OF . choir. will BE-
without music.
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Dick Heath Set Free.

Los ASeEIEs. New. Sin the superior
court the case Of the People vs. Richard
Heath was dismissed. Heath was charged
with the murder of Attorney W. Ii. Ne
Whittier IN Fresno. nearly two years ago.
end has stood two trials in Fresno county
with hung" jury al each trial. A
change of venue was taken after the las,
trial 10 Los Angeles county. The case has
cost Fresno county over si0o. Oo0s
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Movement was frst-class in produce
and merchandise lines yesterday. and
stocks Of produce we're pretty well cleaned
up. The stir was occasioned by the de-
parfurs of the Mexico FOR Alaska, which
leaves At q. m. today, and the orders
were unusually large. Trucks were pour
ing into the Ocean dock al day loaded
with goods, and merchants along West
street were correspondingiy in better
spirits. Prices we're about the same o. on
the previous day. and receipts were not
quite so large. Hay and grain lines we're
quiet, with prices low.
In fresh fruits the movement was espe-
cialiy good. Choice apples were in large
demand and readily brought good figures.
Medium stock Is dull Pears are abundant
and generally low priced. Choice stock is
scarce. Grapes are becoming little scarce,
and choice stock Is held for full figures.
Eastern stock sells well. Cranbs-ries
moved of well 1t good fisures. Lemons
and figs are almost neglected. New nuts
are arriving. but show no activity ~ yet.
Vegetables are abundant and low priced.
Choics Yakima potatoes soil we'll. Dairy
products moved readily and prices remain
about the same. Butter 10 abundant and
firm. Fresh ranch eggs are in good sup
ply. especially Eastern stock. The price
10 unchanged. New cheese 10 Q little frmer
and finds good market. Poultry il abund-
ant and dull.
The wheat market 10 firmsr and growers
are more hopeful
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Nsxa From AIaaka

arrived tonight from Alaska. bringing the
news that A Hayward and c. ID. Lane, Of
San Francisco. have purchased twenty one
of the richest quartz claims in the Silver
Bow basin. The juneau News states it to
be the biggest mining deal IN the history
of the city.
The steamer also brings news that Eng
land has laid claim TO the head OF Chilkoot
Inlet. nearly 400 miles north west Of juneau
and near Mount St. Elias. This claim Is
made rs q result of the international
boundary survey work. for the purpose Of
establishing . coaiing station there. The
Nees contends that the inlet belongs to the
United States
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Burns, THE OLD RELIABLE Bruises,
IIlgxiCal mDSlans Lininnent
rheumatism, Man or Beast. Stiff Joints

$50 for rough packing. sAl5846S for
mixed: 81 3See4-5 for heavy packing and
shipping lots: 81 s1t7l = for pigs
CaGtie-keceipss. A.5o Msrke. active
and firm at an 2dyanee OF 5eeioc. Com
pared With yesterdays prices he average
Of prices wss sal 10. higher. Sales were On
a basis Of 81 iset IS for natives, l. -ssst 4 80
for Westerns ana 81 sAs2 - for Texans
Sheep-Recespis. Is e1 sheep and lambs
we're ss . decline The prevailing prices
for the former were s. z5S3, and for the
latter 81 -y1s4 70
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKgr.
PORTLAND, Nov. s.-wheat - Valley
725x@75c; Walla Walla. 65366hc.
SAN rKANclsCo MARxxrs.
TIE STATE or TRADE.

THE STATE or TRADE
SAN Francisco. Nov. s.-Ths vegetable
market is well supplied. Trading. dull
Potatoes and onions are weak az quota
lions. Tomatoes hold firm. The fresh
fruit market is quiet. Grapes do better.
Apples move of to fair advantage. Peaches
are very scarce. The butter market shows
no changes. Eggs are . shade lower for
Eastern stock. Cheese Is unchanged. The
poultry market Is heavily stocked and
prices are weak. Game comes In light
with . moderate demand.
Closing: whsat--Steady: December,
s9l<c; May. es&c
Barley-Q iieI: May, Soc.
Corn-xi40.
Bran-s13.5o per ton.
pREApsrrrrs AND oRAiya
Flour-Famglye extras, S. 25as. 20; bakers
extras. 81. 1898 Is; supertine. 81 I5f2 20
Whest-Fairly active demand ~ ready
rates. No. shipping wheat. s6,<c, with
sTkc for choice; milling qualities. ec9
s2i,c; walla Waiia wheat Is tquotabls at
TT1@s2kc-
Barley-Trads 10 slow: holders are not
forcing trade. Feed. fair to good, 77is9
satSc. choice. ssA.&soc; brewing, s7la1
e2iac.
Washington today. Mining, xl.OzHWl To-
surprise, si.l09Ll5; fancy feed. $Lu21sa
loTlf: good to choice. a21sc@$i, poor TO
fair, s5dl9oc; black. $L.15SS 30: red. $i-lo
tI20: gray. sTlscdfi.
Produce receipts-Fiour, quarter sacks,
$3.50: Washington. 66: wheat, centals,
eiT3; Washington. 36a; barley. centals,
3,2s5; oats, ITO; Washington, 2.s7s: corn.
centals. esi: beans, sacks. e6f7: potatoes,
sacks, 8, SIS; onions. sacks. $50.
Drafts--on sight. New York, per 500.
ioc. Drsfts-Telssraph. New York, per
500, i21sc.
silver bars. eSisd6sssc.
Mexican dollars. 3aiss5So
MINING sTocKa
Alta, IL Alpha Consolidated, Z; Andes, sc;
Bsicher. So; Belle Isle. I; Best Il Belcher,
us; Bullion, So; Caledonia. 10; ChaI-
lsnge Consolidated. IS; Chollar, %: Con-
ndence, loo; Consolidated California
and Virginia, 400; Consolidated Impe-
rial. 1: Crown Point. So; Gould &
Curris, IS, Hale & Soreross, los. Justice. Il;
Kentuck Consolidated, s; Mexican, I39;
Mono. Is; Mount Diablo, 10; Occidental
Consoiidstsd, 8; 0phir, s45. overman, Is;
Po,osi, 81; Savage. 81: Sierra Nevada, 81;
Silver King, 8, Union Consolidated. s.
Utah Consolidated. s; yellow Jacket, -.
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CHICAGO MARKEra
TEE BOARD OF Trade


CHICAGO, Nov. a-Owine to renewed
and energetic talk OF wheat feeding the
wheat market was narrow, bat firm in
tone. The range OF prices was re per
bushel improvement at the opening, and
that was the gain with which the market
closed. Corn, dull and heavy, losing sc
of It's previous value. Provisions we're firsn
and higher. Oats followed corn. Wheat
received . Iift at the start from the re-
marks on feeding and reduced expartah.e
surplus therefrom In tbs Cincinnati Prics
Current. May. which closed YESTERDAY with
sellers at 5sssc. opened at from 5ss.@5ec,
bnt with sales freely made at both ex-
tremes Liverpool cables quoted . steady
demand fer wheat ~ Nc decline in price.
May wibrated nearly all day between sss<c
and 6et.c. Il touched sss4c az one time,
but q. the close il was 5sTke. Corn vas
sustsinei for o short time by the tirmness
of the traders May opened at 5o5<c, sold
q. high a. 5oss@Gs.e. and At the close IL
". 4sze There VAS very little trading
In oats. May started at sagSe. sold down
10 s2,kc and back 70 s2I&o. touching size
and closing 81 &c. Provisions we're
frrner. Pork. at the close, 10 22ssc higher.
lard LOG, and ribs I2iso over yesterdays
close.
Closing - wheat - Easy: November.
sssse: December. 53fsc-
Corn-Sovsmher. 5asss; Decem Der, 4sysc.
Oais-Novsmeer, 1sc; december, 2sssc.
Rys-4Tc.
Bar.ey-5sc-
rsaxseed--Si-s
Tiuao,av-$asA
Preliminary. silss1,: May. sie g-H.
Lard-Janusry. 81 IS: May, s7i2h.-
Rsbs January, $6075s. May, So -
LIVE sTocg
Hcgs-Rscsipss. $4,000; Official yesser-
dav, s. -; shipments, 9eI5: left over.
aeout $50: quality. not quite 90 good -
for the last fsv days; market, setsss eas
easy. and prices average fsll Sc lover.
Sales range At 81 ioss 10 Scr hgass 81 10
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Tn. T.eems .Sswa-

TACOMA, Nov. Especial. William
Mcintyre. Stephen o'Brisn aud VIII A.
Ryan have incorporated the News Pub
fishing Company. with . capital stock Of
$4,000. This move viii make the Nesrs .
"TillIcum" organ. IS Stephen O'Brisn 10
one Of The most prominent members Of
that organization
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INV YoRk. Nov. She Rev. DR..
Charles IL. parShurss. vas elected tonight
an honorary member Of the Union League
Club. Until DIR. Parkharss's name vas
added 90 the number, there were iuss ,
dozen OF such members. including Gen.
Harrison, Gen. o. Q. Howard and Gov
essct Nortoa. DR. Psrkharss is the only
sl.rxxman 20 he thus honored.
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VAsccuvER b. c.. Nov. AT the
Westminster assises today the case Of
SYDNEY Wentworth Lobb. Of Esnaimo.
charged with the murder of his wife, was
commenced. The day was occupied with
the medical witnesses and expert evidence
a. to the position of the body aud the dis
tance from which the shot was fred that
killed her
Annie Reid. . i6-ysar-old girl, took
rough on rats today In mistake for .
throat wash. She Is dying this evening.
Telephone communication between this
city and Seattle was established last night,
bat IL win be . few days yet ere the line
will be open to the public.
The steamer Lakme arrived here 10 load
iumbsr at Hastings mill for Port Angeles.
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y.,.. 8..fora =, v.,,. WALL.

wALLA WALLA. Nov. 6-[Special. THE
United States court Was convened this
morning By Judge Hanford. After .
grand Jury had been impanelled the court
ad journ~d until tomorrow. There are
forty-eight prisoners to be tried. most of
them being charged with selling liquor to
Indiana
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,..,.., an.,,rar. successor.

NV YeRx. Nov. A. Rear Admiral Cher
ardi. United States navy. commander Of
the Brooklyn aavy yard. wiii De placed on
The retired lIst on Saturday. Commodore
MONTGOMERY sieart has been selected TO
succeed Admiral Ghersrai IN the eofn-
usnd Of the Rrcokiyn navy yard.
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w,,a.Y hv a sr.okinriaxs Man,

Lxxtxeros, KY, Nov. s-John 7. Ray-
nor. mayor Of Athens. Ky, shot and
kislea Isaac Davidson here tonight lie
also seriously shoi Lssis sharp. farmer.
Trnxnar is Breckinssdge msn, and
Davidson aud sharp we're owens sup
por,srs Taey caarreled ever the cleo
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CAN'T MARK TWO rIcKErs.


LASsINs, Mich, Nov. s--Todsy the SUI
preme court handed down the most I'M
por,an, decision affecting the present
method OF voting that has ever been made.
On the question of what constitutes . dis
unsuishing mark on a ballot, which N ark
10 prohibited BY Law. the court unsni-
nensiy held that whatever marx, other
han the single one appropriate 20 desig-
nate the intention Of = vote, Is dis
tnrulsning mark. The case was brought
Ia the eonte.ting OF the right Of ONCE Of
two local candidates at Bay City, who
we're ostsnsibly elected at . spring elec-
ton year and half ago. BY the 6s-
sislon both ara ousied from Office. The re-
salt Of this decision will be far reaching.
The ceart holds that If two tickets on an
efneiai ballot are identical the marking OF
. cross over each 10 illegal: also that to
mark cross ever any ticket aud then
before each name on such ticket. or
10 place q cross before the name
Of candidate and then erase the
name Of his opponent on another
ticket. Is Illegal. In substance. the
e7anion holds that single mark 10 . vote
ana Is sufficient TO indicate the voters in-
i<ation, aad that . second mark might 10
aErsed upon as q means CT ioeasincasion.
II has been the practice Of election inspect
ors to couns al such doueiy marked bal
lots, 80 that under this decision any Of
tie elections he'd under the Australian
voting system may. il 10 believed. 30 con.
sssssd
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Mr.. ci.,e,.sa TO Christie. . steamer.

wAsurSeToS Cfry. Nos. s-President
Cleveland will probably accompany Mrs.
Cleveland next Monday 20 Philsdelphia.
where she will christen the new ocean
steamer Sc. Louis tAmsrican iinel All
the members of the cabinet. with the ladies
of their families and Private Secretary
Thuroer. are expected TO DO in the party,
which will be accom- nodated in q special
train running directly TO the ship yards.
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sTEG2Exs.

Can JUAN ISLANDS - STEAMER LYDIA
= IHOAF-0s, e&rTylng UnisSd statos mai,
leaves CITY uoes loot % ssla sTrees Nsn1xy
Wednesday and FRAY as3 q n. Tor Port Towns
end. ssn Juan islanss aaa ssw whAfeosas
soNTa soUnnA TIME CARD. SOUTH B0uso
Is ~esssls 90 smsLs =. Nbstcoza sst0 an
I-s IT Tcuns'6 TO amtis Roche H'r...1i aossa
IL FriesY Il xii 20 sm.LT Friday Hr. i2.s m
~ Reens II r.i1s % pm Ls II Tewns4 ssNpm
ArEHk secsn s.os p1ss A. seattle > - sssis
J. 4 Tnoz psnn. Hazsgfns Owner J. a. Hal
tad Axs.I 'fkoas a.
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African Nat, We. p.f..s osrma...

BERLIN. Nov. S-A special dispatch re-
esivej here says that 1000 natives of the
Nawnoji tribe recently attacked kilwaks-
vindie. East Africa. and we're defeated OF
the German regulars and natives under
Baron Won Enrstsin. Later the Mawnoii
tribe captured kllwskswindie With much
bloodshed. The Germans have not . force
strong enough To recapture tho place.
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MARINE NEWS.

SAY Francisco. Nov. ARRIVED
San Benito, from Tacoma Departed
Arago, for Coos bay.
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BRooKrYs. Nov. s-Rev. /. DsWtt, Tai
mage has resigned bis rassorats Of Brock
lyn tabsrn scss.
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BKRLrs, Nov. s.-Prince Hohsnlohe. the
chancellor. is understood to insist upon
further cabinet changes. and ID Is said that
frelhsrr Won Bsrlepseh. minister of COM
merce. and others OF the Prussian cabinet
vii have TO tender thar rssignAtions.
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Eoyss s-t chslafer's ossfeasss ana raaekia-
sssse- gresssy re1need torao~row a. our anal
vsrsary sx-a Rysns. kssso2 q ca
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STEAMSHIP CRY OF KINGSTON.

Daily except Monday.
Steamer leaves 1esier whsr'. Seattle
For rates and other information anply
LA. NADEAC. Gen. Agent, y. T. 4. r.,
leslsr Ava snd ffout 81, seattle
SO. YERKKs, Agsaf. Yssler Wharf.
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE
STEAMER RAINIER.

Re, ulif and Fesarnlseed. leaves Calrsn's tc>k
M0nisy. Wednesday ar1 Friday AZ q n. for
kf1rssos. pers tsms he. Ban xor. ScNo@ek. Ia31-
wAur. pewastas he~esssr9rs. Cn@a City and ia
teEnsessizse posrts. arriv ns "a Cnion CITY a. y
II. Iesyss Tuica CITY a. -. Tuesday, fhufss
1&x aRe saturday, arriving n Seattle at p
r r LIBBY, Master.
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OCEANS sTEANsHIr coaFANy-

EItf-NtFEtN NM FNlkitNN
Steamers leave Ssr Francisco tor Honolulu.
sanos. Aueklaad, ~ Z. ani sydnsy, ~ = W.
without change
SicanassIa A.anaeds. Nowsrssr is snmL
Honolulu eniy, Steamship Australia. Nor. -
THoS. A. GRAHAM, A6ENEs sfARR-BoYD
RlOtk. sEAdTLK
W. NKRsTxR. d. & Aren't, Vancouver, n G
J. n srRKCKxts & BRoS Co. sSsncral AgentS
San Francisco
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~@f'iSt Foundation esntrses
OLYMPIA. Nov. s-FSpecial. l-Bids for
eaildans the foundation for The capitol
esAdins we're opened today and the con-
sset givea 20 Meffatt Rroa. Spokane. they
wing considered by the capitol commits
sson to he the lowest responsible bidders.
iAe commission determined upon the use
o. tsnsne stone. and considered the bids
WITH vssw % the use Of this material 10
srseposed that the work shall proceed
sitaeas interruption this winter. The
Nd includes I'll the labor and material
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VANCorygR RoCTE--A tn r THROUGH
Q'Rrien. Master.
Leaves Tacoma u aeon. seattle Central
wharf, y n, Moadays aa3 Thursday ieg fays
Townsend, Anarortes. fStrhaven. New What
CON. Hains sns Fr.aAy HaFhor. going thEeuga
10 Vancouver Thursday fFlFA
Fare "a ntsine, So fare - Vancouver, 81
fer further information apply Al Central
wharf
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

O. q DsrAxruxxr CO AsarcrrYraR.,
NxAwHKa SrRHAu. !
PORTLAND. Or. SoT- g ieSAt
RorUcass Soc fn1sy. rxza. cool<r.
II. y. AIrxArosR.
Observer IN SearDA
frrKD efAYRo pRYAxxMuSr % A1ucgLxvnns
vHAyHRn RrRRAC-pAILy BcIAkrfN-
egArrLs wash. Wow. q ise&
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From San Francisco. FOR Victoria and Puget
sound ports. at ? a. M, Aev. !. 9. ii. Is II. "a
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SKAGIT RIVER ROJ TE--Tlse Card steamer
- CLAN MCDONALD leaves Seattle Tuesday.
Nov. q 50 m; THURSDAY. Nov. 5, At nm
saturday. Nov. j., at n. ns.s Leaves ar Vernon
"Wednesday Nov Z. at H. krt4ey. New 2, a.
8 g. M Sunday. Nov IL. ~ a. NJ, csilsnz
Edmonds. Richmond Beach. kyeFets, Iulsitp,
Florence. stsawoed. FIR, sssZlt city, ~. We
ron and Avon. Fare 20 Sesifis 81 IRON Sksz
s.vsr points Ronu4 trim. si.sN. Round TRIP Z,
Tacoma. a.. LILLY. BoGARDCs & CO, Inc.
owners and mAnAserN
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posr BLaKELEy ROUTE.

D0Rr BLAkELEY ROUTE.
Commencing November l. 1884,
STEAMER SARAH n. RENToN
will Leave BIakegey NJ q. IN. and y m. Seat
lie alto IN. aud o. m; daily except sasuf-
day. saturday leaves y akeiey a. M. p. m.
and s;is .. m. leaves seattle 10 a m.. Z p m.
wM. n. PRIMROSE. Master.
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pAciFIc COAST sTEaMsHfr COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from Seattle
ioiiowss
For San Francisco via Port Townsend and Vic
foria, al a. m. passengers fecslved on board al
a mg Nov. 4 3. IA. ~. "a. o.
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EoR ALASKA
II Winter Time Card
STEAMER cIfILKAT
VII lssvs ssstils November s and every %
days after until further notice.
J. ". McAtLEf, Master
J. @. CARROLL. Agcai, echwahachsF's wharf. :
Tsisphsne No 81.
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For Alal.. Nov. ssaa 49, IN.
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VICTORIA ROUTE.

DUGKr SOUND AND ALASKA STEAMSHIP
L COMPANY
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CooDALT. PERKINS a Co.
GsBstai Agsnts. San Ffxneisca
T. n toassos, r. q supt. Seattle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-09
OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND sEArrLs ROUTE

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FARE 10 TACOMA. 10 CENTS
Landing. City Dock. loot Of Maia street.
CAPTAIN l. WILEY, Manage.
" aud Olympia
Ar. Tacoma. on am.
Leave Seattle 80 Am Ar Olympia. /: 80 pm.
AR. Seattle. ...T 30 p Ia
FARE TO TACOMA, 80 CENTS