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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-29

IL block IS. A. A. Denny's add. suh3scs
20 mortgage x.soo. $500.
Ole Brasken 70 Dorothea Saanders. M
10. 4 block s. D. T. Denny's Park add.
subject 20 mortgage $50, $500
Thomas ". Sexton 70 Rainier Beach
Yunrovernent Company. same property
q deed 40. 80 subject TO $4,000 mortgage
AVA -frh.-of-way OF Rainier Avenue Eloc-
tic Railway Company. $l5aodo.
Joseph W. Saunders 70 Ole BracksA. -
acres in SEQ Is - { subject to mortgage
s. kerry % Rees P. Da1slelA n = Il
lot & and Q - e lot 9. block =. PonttuS
add. 81.
william Barry to Moore Inv. and M&9.
Co. blocks to s. Brooklyn add. q. q, e.
Mrs N. E. Bree widow to Moore Inv.
and Mtg. Co. and elise Inv. Co. lots } and
4 block L. and lots 6 and .. block a.
Brooklyn add. q q. 81
Patrick Emerson TO Moore Inv and Mtg.
Co and elise Inv. Co., lots II and IL. block
3: lots and 4. block q. Brooklyn add q
John NJ. Phillips to elise Inv. Co.. lot II.
block 20; 4 and S, block a. Brooklyn add:
Z TO L, block i: to Z block 2 Broadway
ID add. "a. TO
wendell n. Chase to elise Inv. Co., lot Z
block 8. Laws ID add. 81
elise Inv. Co. and Moore Inv and Mtg.
Co to z. ]. Powers. lots I and 2. block Is.
Brooklyn add. $50.
Moore Inv. and MtA Co. to elise INV.
Co. lots s 10 Is. IA ana Il. block /: 2. 3. 4
and is. block 2: II and T. block 4; l. block
5;4s and "a. block 9; !. 2. 3. Q. 8 to Il. block
IL; and "A. block Il; s and g. block ID; 2.
q. 10. q and "A. block II; Q. 10 ana IL. block
Is; c. block IS: 10. IL. 10 and II block q;
and 7. block 2. 4. S, 8. 9. Is and ~. block "a:
Ii, block y; II. u and 20. block IS: & II. IS.
q. q. s. Is, 80. 81 and IS. block 81: g. block
IS: ls, block Il: 4, block II; and 2. block Is;
o, and q, block q. Brooklyn add. SCI. 900.
Moore Inv. and Mtg. Co. to elise Inv.
Co, lot IS, block !; 9. 10 and IL, block ?;
and 2. block s: Is and IA. block 3; % TO Q,
block II; and Il, block Il: is. block Is: Is.
block IA: Is and IA. block -: 9 and Is. block
81; 1. is and IS, block %; 20. block %: Is, 1s
and Il. block "a; Is. 10 and 20. block IS: q
TO %. 80 and 81. block "a, Brooklyn add. 81.
Bertel Bertelson to Julius Peterson, WIZ
sw sec II. Il. 3, 81.
Henry Swift. ir.. and John Hartlg TO
Carrie Hmelhoch. 40xs0 IT in lot 1, block
81, C. C. Terry's I'd add. s. 600.
Samuel Rosenberg to John Hartig, lot
"A, block Is G. Kinnear's add. 5000.
John Hartig To Samue, Rosenberg, lots
Z ana s. block c, Van Brocklin's add, $500
Henry Swift, jr.. and John Hartig to H.
W. Castleman, 10 IT OF W 50 IT lot 4. block
"a. C c. Terry's I'd add. $1,000.
Alonzo Hull to Eliza A briggs undla
lots and 2. block 5. Randells add. $3.50.
Eliza A. briggs to Henry Wilcox, lots
and .. block 5, Randelrs add, 500
Moore Inv. and Mtg. Co. to George G.
Brockbank lot I6, block IA: replat of blocks
!. 2 6, z. 13. IA and g. North Seattle. ST.
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linton. asus: Wheeling = Lake Esae
FIour-Receipts, l5ac barrels: expGtA
1860 barrels: sales, II. so package3- MAJ.
ket weaker TO sell and trade light
Wheat.
whsat-Rscsspts, none. exports. none;
aaleA Y. IS .00e bushels futureA 500 bus n-
els spot Spot. dull and weak: No. 2 red,
store and elevator. 73Ac. afioAt. ff:sc. L
o. b., B+so affect; No. Northern Orc:
No. / hard. 7ezc delivered Options
weak. closed at Iss1inc net loss: No.
red June. closed 7s4c: July. . s]sTsSc.
closed 7s7sc; August. 7f49sAc. closed
7H4; septsznber. 74.c7skc, closed 75ssc,
October. - s-1sG7shc, closed 7sssc. Deem
Der. s701sxs. closed 7T1sA
Hops.
Pig iruo-F.rm: Amsrican t1o.so60
Coppsr-EaAy: exchange proA $aso0
10-521s.
Lead-Strong: exchange prscA an
T1n-Firn. straits, 0S.8G12S: plates.
firm
spelserLouist: domestic. HNoa&
Coffee.
CofIee-Opeions closed steady at s91o
points INST advance September. $Aeo; DC
tooer. G4-552G46o. Spot coffee-Rio. dun:
No. !. B12c.
Sugar-Raw. dun; sales MONA Rsdnad.
quiet
Petroleum.
Pstroieum-Duu: United closed 0-H I'D
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JUST ESCAPED sHANGHAuNG.
Six Angry Italians After Sailor Board
ing House Men.

ing House Men.
Antonio Nero. Venture Munto. Grabule
Tiano, Giovanni Tiano, Benedelu Seinei-
10 and ]. Posqueale were about IS mad
lot of Italians as could be found yestcr-
day afternoon over what they think was
a bold plan 10 shanghai them al Port
Townsend through the efforts OF GER
tain men IN this city.
The cases have been placed IN John
I.add's hands. ard II Il IS possible to get
A case against the alleged conspirators
Il will be done. Antonio Nero. who
speaks good English, tells the following
story OF the affair:
I'VE were all living at the Columbus
house. on Washington street. when Bid
DIV DOYLE, alias John Langley. came 20
rs and said he wanted to get six men to
20 20 Port Townsend 10 work for - cents
an hour unloading a vessel. lie did not
give the name OF the ship, but We un-
derstood she was at the wharf. Last
Monday night he took as down 10 the
Resale and put US on board, paying our
massage After we reached Townsend
and told some OF the people around the
wharves what We had come FOR, they
told us we mad better look out or we
would get Changhaied. There vas no
shin unloading. bat about half a mile out
was an Italian ship that was going 10
South America. had letter from
Langley in Seattle 70 T. J. Newman,
I.atona hotel, Port Townsend. who was
supposed to lock after rs AZ that end.
Well. we vent ~ him and commenced 10
ask questions he did not like. Then he
opened the letter. and after reading X
tore IL into nttle pieces. He said that
~ latter said 10 shanghai the -.
~euymau told me that he sent
"a seattle for sailors. TO: labor
e~s ard he didn't want anything TO DO
With us
- told him thought he ought 70 give
IS enough moaey 20 get back 10 seatte.
-. Re vrouf8 not do &. and for that
mater refused 20 give Us enough 10 get
a neal. We had 20 pay our own way
hark "a Seattle, and ROW II there Is any
Wv 70 get a. these men by Ia" "e are
going 20 do Il"
Langley was sent - fad wright. New
mans partner. but could hol ht'a A1-"-
x,anoo~ a~.-enxfou sunday Madison park.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
HOTEL BUTLER.


A. Alper Chicago.
f. l.. Caarlk1ns ST. Paul.
T. w. Sumons and two children. Port
land.
Mrs. C. <. Robson, Philadelphia.
c. E. Fay and wife, Spokane.
]. s. Dinkelspeil San Francisco.
F. H. Scovfil. Spokane.
J. G. Bryce. Portland.
j. H. Clark, San Francisco.
c. w. Chandler and wife. Chicago.
Mrs. "A. NJ. Bradford. Chicago.
Henry Adams. Portland.
NJ. b. Sachs. Port Townsend.
w. w. Adams, Montana.
f.. G.. VoSs, San Francisco
u. Cunningham. New. York. e.
c. c. Biting and w1fe. Mount Vernon.
@. y. Bailey. Portland.
Dick Springer, Chicago.
z. Harr1s. San francisco.
James Hermann; san Francisco.
w. r. Nichols Tacoma.
F. W. Hire. Phoenix.
r. A. Walkie11, Omaha
w. a. Keller, Denver.
". $. Jameson, seiro.
w. r. Bird. ST. Paul.
j. 4. Horr, Olympia.
DH-LElR HOTEL.
W. G.. Names. Fort Wayne. Ind.
E. G.. English. Mount Vernon.
Bert F,arTar, Mount Vernon.
Thomas Sanders 'Noodinville.
Robert Geng ,PaSoo.
G. A. Midget. Srohognish.
III. McAl3lfan. SffOhHynlSh.
IL. NJ. CrodSan Salem, Or.
A. ID. Austin, Snohomisn.
Alex Aiefnau, Everett.
"A. c. Jensen. Norway.
"A t BfcShane. SIBohouiSh.
c. II. Morilton. SnohognsSh.
Samuel Swanson. Taeoana.
]. y. Sill. Co1peville.
Spencer A. Young, Tacoma.
T. q. Kelly, Arlington.
J. r. Brahaney, Toit.
w. 9. Clarke. Fort Steilacoorns
IL Wooding. F'airhaven.
Mrs. Wood4ng. F'aiThaven.
James Hagan. Snohogn1sh.
r. r. Marks, Snohomish-
G. u S;inson, Suohomish.
William r. Taylor. North Bend
Ioaersh F'lrc5lson. Arlington.
T. NJ. pouggan. Mount vernon.
NJ Morgans, BLACK Diamond.
Walter II. Morgans. Black Diamond.
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL
Miss T.. Conlcy, Auburn.
Miss c. Corley. Tacoma.
"A. NJ Smith. Tacoina.
r. = = Si'i TovSe,i = and wife. Seattle.
V. Z. Stone. Bristol. England.
Steve Lee. incoln. Neb;
NJ r Spencer Portland.
r.. Hurley, Charleston.
J. ". Rristow. Peoria, III.
Rev. Clark Davis, Seaifie.
Mrs clark Davis, Seattle.
REV. w. \. Major Seattle.
Ms w A. Major. Seattle
pev r q. Strange. Ashland Or.
II Rnl.,pS. CoupsvEile.
t-i~a5 PAR. hing, Annie Abbott co.
John r. Wa~f. Green ridge ia.
Annse Exst~osTn Minneapolis.
y q cameron. Moose Lake, Ntnn-
chords FYSl1ey PiyTnoUFh. y. III.
= n Mckenzie 81. Paul.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-29

NoNCB Or SEERTFF~S SALE
In the superior court of the
state Of Washington, for the county OK
king.-HeTgnan A. Tolle, plaintiff. VS..
James L. Stewart. Nellie b. Sander,
Fred E. Sander, Fred Z. Sander Incor-
porated, Whittlesey Abstract and Title
Guaranty Company. National German
American bank, of st. Paul, Bank OF
British Columbia, w. Hammond Wright.
Charles Power. w. Breyman and T..
Breynlarl, defendants. No. 1851.
Under and by virtue OF order OF sale
and special execution. issued out of the
above named court. in the above entitled
action, and to me directed and delivered.
I have duly levied upon the following de-
scribei real property. situated in King
county, Washington, To-vit:
Lots one Cd. two 90. three t31. four N.
five 90 and six 90. OF block numbered five
(5). of the Boston Heights addition to the
city OF Seattle. King county. Washing ton.
Notice is therefore hereby. given, that
on Friday, the 18th day of July, 1885.
at the hour of 10 O'Clock a. m of said day.
at the front door OF the court house, in
the city of Seattle. IN said King county.
I will sell the above described property at
public auction to the highest oidoer. for
cash.
Dated this the 2ist day OF June. 1898
"A T. VAN DE VA.NTyR.
Sheriff.
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CHICAGO MARKETS,
The BOARD Of Trade.

easrago Jme 2S-Th> wheat market
49, weak, regardless of the lg.lt
49, waAsh che weather map showed
- f'Slted portions or the MORT ifvys-st
4. regions las, uscht Too light 90
- nagsn NaS the general verdict
-. fesAfd 10 the frost. AMI the dis
sse's @fan the c,sgnewy SufpTsorted salat
60 ~ itrss than an hptr from the
,Ns me prize 81 July and SOFT eTnbcr
49,. @a1 declined IT, q hushel celow the
'< - the day before. and 4he- loss
- virtually held FIR an hour. The eie-
-, eaSStla'fsEss Wsvre th. busiest Of fala
80. 80 OPERATORS. ami heir tra.ffns was
s.,'s -sS'lsr IN ire way - huysny July ami
~ septeFnher LiTFsiati hon 81 July
- p'eslfN s-slg f,-af IRE Of she days
:. - asni 49, enc-s- besides weaker
-. ''s ha.aFke' generally. was 20 make
,s.s iaa,a Teativsiy heavier than SOD
4 80 t'ee at'''r Eeetirc 20 a premium
- per bashei The cslolesyranas
So. lower quota t,snS Liverpool WAS
49, - trein IA 70 i-} hover. Paris
= 70 3 certtssss-s l5wer. Antwerp
- ,i''ies ana Ras-'in frssrn "a 20 -
- - o~cr The market here could not
49, u ~ bad sNf>s.Shsr,Er rSTspe'ts.
ia ssre Numerous and lioul.ta son Of
a. Naf'si carried that fature down 60
- teseo Gown September 50 7l'ac.
-. ts1 ooih recovered shout &c from
n I'sSn nsssr tha elise. July losing
80 Se5ReSnhe- = - on he day.
.s-..s Vas weak and 30as--ive. The pg-,n-
~ slssHslatlve busl ness was IN the way
sals'eTrs1g trades for Juiy delivery
a.. -. er'aessr Ssir1N places a. saaeS state
cs-r.,l - Se1 DAYS hack. ara ars sin.
N - r ehins,sssl<S ,bosnss damage
&c 1''o7I oAoSc'- WIN i osN4fhe
y--.-s-s business was rot 50 heavy "a
49, $50 F's-cher weakness was ,,cysri-
ess-a NsceS er1ded from &sc 20 &c
~ srs'erSsAy'S v,Ao<i;-<.
re- pTotssson n'arkss. was IN line VITA
&C. e4oecd az she lowest figures
s-s,ss uaS. Conaa-yzi wfth tsse chasing
hea - % Fsss'erriay pork is s5ssc iowsr.
~ssc r~ss &c bower.
Closing Quotations.
e.-Jene, Gi.c: July. ea% gelsa
a.. Ssne. Sc; Juty. 45isfs7i.o.
pa sehs> Ss'sc. July. &ssc.
Lad Sane. S34sa; July. 81 80
r. and july. s6s7lS.
Rrssslane. s.so. Jaly. $e.s0a6Z
sAsa-A
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
transactions since January 1 and For
y Yesterday.

Yesterday.
Real estate transactions since January
!. l&6. are S. si6.U77 IS. There were filed
!, for record yesterday Is deeds. the consid-
erations aggreEating sSl5.s9a. Following
i the Nst as furnished BY the Daily
Record. room 4 Scheuerman blocks
J. \. Loggte 10 &. n. Black. lots and
Z. block .. > block s: ; and 4. block g..
Iogrte & Evans add Kirkland; md y
lots IS to ", block g. Yesler's Cd add
supl. und = int 10 acres in nwa sec 9,
-. 3. $la.
The I.atona Land and Mortgage Com
pany to Charles Waters, blocks ! 10 ~.
plat Of Rainier Beach. s..
Ira u. Bronson. Cyrus y. Wilder.
Charles !. Hathaway and Arthur T..
peufson 20 Charles Waters. blocks ! TO
Is aaa reserves No. 1 10 ). and tracts
A. r. /. y. y. + aud &. plat OF Rainier
Beach. except blocks . aud - and lots
u 10 -. block Is. blocks 47 10 - and lots
20 70 B. block -: lots ! - II. Is 10 81
block s.. lots I 20 - IL. Il. IS 10 o. block
IS lots 10 and II. block 50, Tot !. block 6S.
lots I 20 B. Is. i. block -; lots 10 5.
10 70 Is. block s.: all blocks - % =. =.
N 10 81 and eis blocks "a =. g.. lots Il
ard e. block .. 81
Charles Waters TO Thomas ". Sexton,
blocks 10 10. Is 20 al lots 70 IL block
a. blocks Is and - lots I 70 - - - -
block 4. lots L - -. block 81 lots - 20
n block g.. blocks 50 ~ 81, lo;s : % =.
n 20 ~. block g. lots L. 20 L. block 8.
lots L. IS. Il. block IS, blocks 81 and s.;
los % 9. e 70 =. block 81: lots ! 20 2.
"a 20 - block -. block 81. lots l 70 5,
2, Il h'ock Sc. block 81. iols : 5. II. - =
MOCK IS. blocks s. and q: lo;s I 20 70
block g.. lots 20 :. = 20 Is. block "a.
blocks : 30 IS 81. s. lots 10 "A. block
81 lots 70 Il, block g. an2 lots I - 70.
MOCK s. reserves ! 20 and tracts A. y,
4 u. T. + and -. plat OF Rainier Beach,
subject 20 mortgage sL.00. Sl9e@o.
Charles Waters TO Thomas ". Sexton.
at blocks II and i. subject 70 mortgage
Sea. azd lots J - IL block Is: block e.,
subject 20 mortgage 80. iot I. block &.
ard block S. subject 70 mortgage SOC,
Mat CT Rainier Beach g.. sso.
J.. Il. Noole-y 10 Gl6e-s Laagdcn, los
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MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco, June 2s-Departed-U.
8. sh Olympia, trial trip; Mackinaw. Ia
coma: blk Viderte Portland: blk Palmyra.
Port Gamble; bk Sea King. Nanaimo;
schr Neptune. Portland; schr j. NJ.
Weatherwax. Gray's Harbor; schr Ralph
j. Long. CoquiIle River; State OF Cali
fornia. Astoria and Portland. Freights
and charters-Am blk Coryphene. now at
Hadiock, lumbeg thence 10 Melbourne
Adelaide or Port Prize.
Vancouver. 3. c.. June 3-Ship Blair
gowrie sailed today for South Africa,
with lumber.
Hoquiam. June 27.-Arrived-Schooner
Jennie Stella. from San Francisco TO load
at Aberdeen.
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LINSHAN LIND
OF Steamers and Clipper ShspA

Puget Sound direct 60 peiaGoA Bay. car
rying goods at through rateA from GEN.
tiers feeding the Northern Pastao railway
ana companies afdllated tnercSos VIA
Puget Sound 70 Delagoa Bay. ard thenee
by the Netherlands railway Of tho South
African republic TO Pretoria and johann
ncShurg.
Following the steamship Soivctg. the
fne steamship Oscar IL. OF loo Tons.
will sail from the TacosnEl MiU Co. Ia
Gonna, Wash, 80 be followed by ether
steamers and sailing clippers from this or
other ports on Puget sound For terms
apply 10:
Tacoma NH Co. Tacoms. WASH
Northern Pacific railway. Tacoma ana
Seattle.
N. r. Magnesen. 400 Front street San
Francisco.
r. r.. I.ingham. Delagoa Bay.
c.. r. Neame & Co, general EnElish
agents. 81 Graceehurch street. London
Z. c,
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Finest on Wheels.

Travel - a luxury IN the palatiai cars
OF the great North Western line. II is the
most popular lire oet Ween ST Pahl and
s,htrago The superb trains connecting
y-fth an trarscontinental lines consist OF
s1aer.srr dining. parlor. buffet and the
famous Compartment cars. heated by
stoem and lighted ny Pintsch gas. All
c,rrecttug line ticket agents sell tickets
as make reservations. or call on or ad-
dress =. w Parker. Puget Sound Agent,
sat Es-.ov,. ST ra-st Seattle.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

f1ua0Cf6l.
London, June 8.-Silver. sod. Con-
soils, 10714. Rate of interest Bank OF En-
gland. per cent.
New York. June 2s.-The Evening Posts
London cablegram says: The prospect
OF a general election soon checked busi-
ness. but the tone of the stock market
today was good indeed. All the markets.
including Americans. were better. but
featureless. A small Chinese loan for
Il. 600 will probably come out in Lon
don next week. X has nothing 10 do with
the big loan yet 70 be settled. The new
United States bonds were at Il premium
today.
Breadseuffs and Grains.
Liverpool. June 8.-Wheat-Spot, quiet:
demand poor. No. z. red, winter, IS sd:
No. 2, red. spring. stocks exhausted. No.
!, hard Manitoba, IS lid: No. L California.
6s sd. Futures closed steady. with near
positions I'D lower and distant positions
4d lower. June and July. IS SID; August
IS Cd; September. SIS Cd; October. IS lad;
November, IS Tad.
Corn-Spot. quiet: American mixed.
new. Is SID. Futures closed steady, I'M
changed. June. Is Sd: July, Is 6Ad; Au-
gust. Is 3%d: September. As 4isd; October.
As Cd: November, Is sgd.
Flour-DIll demand poor; 81. Louis
fancy winter, Is Sd.
Hops-At London, Pacific coast r.
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III Eax-na.

Fiax-S10.
Timothy-S0
ma cattle there was . dun. ar.<r.n<
enough q. supply was light. but
"a go 10 supply the demand S..evs
e 80 =. cows and bulls. sL55as 60: Texans'
TIA ooa. 200 hogs were on sale .osav
$50. n,s~s.s as steady. Heayies. A.Ga
.~s nLaso. A-hS9iss. common 70 ,shoae.
co light weights. 1885, %.
been sr...'.. .oers OF sheep and lambs have
TIE - u coming here from various psr,s Of
~ ~sst ana Texas. and a large rar -
the daily offerings consfs-es - p-t %
i,,.a,' Tor which the demand wss a.
LEY that the best lots adyanr.d BE-. -. -
comnuon sales were made from 6 Tor
~..s1a on lambs up to Ss.l5 for the r.,
80 me sneep sold all the way frorn :, -,
rs,,. enor up 20 s4a4I5 for cho,c. 10
~ a' IONS. natives. 1a3.5o; Westerns g. =
~''"o' sneep. 5000, 40 ""SA
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IAN HAN 1sI4aNps-sTEAMER LY-

SAN JUAN ISLANDS STEAMER LY-
Ola THOMPSON,
CARRYING Tinted States mail, leaves City
dock. foot of Main street, Monday, We'd
ne-siay and Friday at a. m. for Port
Townsend. San Juan Islands and New
Whatcom.
TIME CARD, IN EFFECT MARCH Is
North Bound--IIeave Seattle 200 Q. m;
leave Port Townsend 100 a m: leave
Friday Harbor IL 30 a. M: leave Roche
Harbor 1880 p. m; arrive New "natcodn
south Bound--Leave New Whatcom 400
A. m; leave Roche iarbor 800 a; m;
leave Friday Harbor 1000 a IN. leave
port Townsend 400 p. m. arrive Seattle
745 p. m. -.
r. Thompson. managing owner.
Jiliv. Rorardus 81 Co. agents. City dock
Phone S33.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle a. fol-
lows:
For San Francisco Via Port Townsend
and Victoria. at 8 a. IN (passengerS re-
ceived on board at a. n.y. June 2. I. Il.
IL - and q.
For Alaska June Z. Il. = and q at
O. m.
From San Francisco for Victoria ard
Puget Sound ports at a m. June 4. >.
a. 10. "A and y.
Tickets may he obtained ~ the once OK
the company at Ocean dock Seattle.
GOODA1sI.. PERKINS 4 CO..
General Agents. San Francisco.
J. F. TROwBRIDGE. Act. p. 5. Supt-.
Seattle
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
-s-,s card in Effect Oct g. 1884

e..,.s Everett ard Whatoon route
go ~ Washington leaves Seattle daily.
sx ~s saturday. AZ 10 ?. m.
Seattle anl - s,s11 srcsns Sunasy =,
p ~, -s,-,a II. YeSier Dock.
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OLYMPIA TACOMA AND SEATTLE
BOAT.

The fast and commodious steamer Nom
.,ceiIo leaves Percival's wharf, Olympia.
ga m. daily. except Sunday. Time Card
Going: Leaves Olympia, 5 g. m: leaves
Tacoma IL a m: arrives SeaWle. !
teo w., Tacoma 4:s0 D m. arrives Olympia.
40 o. m. Landings-olympia. Perctyafs
wharf: Tacoma. y. Z. X. r. wharf seat
ana Tacoma, 50c Meals and etatcroons.
TIE Monticello Is fast. and by far the best
Gs~ IAN 1885 HATCH BROS.
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TO GO TO NEW YORK.

Eben Smith Win Take Testimony I'm
Lake shore Foreclosure suit.
Eben Smith. United States master IN
chancery. has been appointed by Judge
Haufori referee IN the case OF the Union
Trust Company OF New York W. the Sc
artle Lake Shore q Eastern railway. WITH
authority 20 discharge his duties a. any
convenient place. as he may be advised.
outside OF the district Of Washington. as
we'll as within 1t. The orie- % apposn@-
merst means that the referee viii make .
visit TO New York city some time in July
TO take testimony. He is directed 20 as
certain and report the number OF out.
standing bonds, the amount due On them.
the amount due for taxes and other prior
liens upon the nsortyaged premises. ara
also to ascertain and report the expenses
and reasonable compensation Of the Trust
company. as trustee including counsel
and solicitors fees.
The referee 81 also instructed 20 de-
scribe all the mortgaged premises set out
In the complaint and 70 ascertain whether
the property can advantageously be sold
as an entirety or IN separate parceaA
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EVERETT AND SSOHMoISH ROUTE.
STEAMER MABEL
leaves Central wharf daily az 800. ex-
80 "Wednesday and Sunday nights. CALI
srr az EstnogdS, Everett. Afarysvllle.
Jewell ard SaohorEs4ah- Returning leave
ssohorlixh a. q. m. except Monday ana
,Tss,,s-ssgsv CrnReos5nx a. snoaasEnIsh vita
~ GEORGE ]. WILEY. Agent
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
srRs. GARLAND AND EvANGE1.

Seattle and Townsend-Neah Bay Route.
Sea rner Garland leaves Yesler dock Mon
DAYS. Wednesdays and Fridays at 1e:i5
n m. for Port Townsend. Port Williams.
Drrtgeness Port Angeles. Port Crescent.
Cstsysb,,rg. Pysht. Clailam Bay and Neah
Raw: returning. arrives Seattle ESQ ?. M.
on opposite days. Steamer Evangel leaves
vaslar dock for Port Angeles and Victo-
~, Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays az
s.so n m: arrives Seattle alternate days
z n m.
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The mines Of the Navy Coal and Mining
comnanv in this county have been leased
for one year from ". w Evans, the TO
ceiver. by Fred Hageman ana Is. Irafi.
T,-srs The Iessees have filed their bond
&, the sum of s.. coo conditional 70 pay a
ro,,aI,v on each ton OF coal mined
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OLYMPIA, TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE.
s. Wiley Navigation Co 3 Steamer
MULTNOMAH.
DAILY TIME CARD.
Leave. Arrive.
Olympia at $50 a m Tacoma at. $50 m
Tacoma at 1890 a mSeattle at...12:0o IN
Seattle at. LOO % m Tacoma at. ;. 500 D m
Tacoma at. $3.50 p m Olympia at. $50 m
CITY OF ABETsDE ZEN.
Daily except Sunday.
Leave Arrive.
Seattle 49,. 7:So a m Tacoma ..... SD m
Tacoma 49,. 1000 a m Olympia 49,. 90 m
Olympia 80. 900 . m Tacoma 49,. 5.OV IN
Tacoma 800. 30 p m Seattle ..:... 100 p IN
Fare between Seattle and Tacoma, %
cents. Landing at Seattle, City COCK.
foot OF Main street
LILLY, BOGARDUS & CO, Agents.
City Dock. Telephone 81
Capt. L. Wiley. Manager.