davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-27
WATER FRONT NOTES.

Tug Rainier received repairs TO her har-
naces yesterday. She viii be out today
again.
steamer George r. Starr yesterday car
ried 10 Tacoma Il largo excursion or menu
besrs OF the \. q. L. w.
Bark Germania. with coal for SAN rrsn-
cisco. went 10 sea yesterday morning IN
tow or the tug Nanderer.
steamer Chanpaisn brought in twenty
tons Of hay and a large quantity Of niums
from the Shagit valley last evening.
steamer Delta has resumed the route
to Port Orchard. relieving tire w =. Num-
roe. which IS receiving repairs at Ear-
rinSt0a & smiths wharf,
Steamship CITY Of p1,ehla arrived at this
port from SAN FranciSco NJ ) o'clock YES
terday morning. Shc had a cargo Of 400
tons for Seattle dealers.
Steamer Clan 1chensld took out forty
tons Of merchandise and feed fer Everett
last evening. The iced came In from Ia
coma on another steamer
Yacht Axgie. or her cruise Saturday.
carried sixty people. and on sunday thir-
". These are the largest numbers ever
carried ny Yacht on Puget sound.
steamer Multnomah yesterday took out
two new fiat cars for the Peninsular rail-
way az shelton. built by the Washington
disc.
steamer Aberdeen brought In another
cargo Of wooden piping from the olympia
and IL was taken north by the State oe
WASHINGTON.
Tho Myers cannery is being delayed
somewhat hv u small catch Of salmon.
This condition is thought 10 he hat tenn
porary, and il cannot be accounted fer
by the fishermen.
The four-maStcd schooner W. IL Tai
hott. which recently took l.asAfsA feet of
lumber from Port Blakeley, was built Nv
Hall Bros. IN 1871, at that place, and is
the largest vessel ever built by them
Steamer Mabel will go Immediately To
Ballard TO be repaired and completely
overhauled. and the freight which has
been contracted by her VIII he taken hv
the Clan Mcdonald. The Mabel brought
in fifteen tons of paper from Everett sun
day night.
Schooner Osprey. which has been on q
hallbut fetching cruise In Alaskan wa
tors. came into port yesterday with S5,00
pounds of fish. She reports that the lit
Tie schooner Yukon is about ready to re-
turn with her catch.
Schooner Vine went on the West Seat
tie beach last evening on her bottom
there is much long sea grass. which re-
tards her speed The Vine viii return
and load her cargo of limo and Will have
sailed for Les Angeles by Wednesday
evening
Tho crew Of the halihut schooner Loyal
has left tor Victoria to engage in fishing
on "A vessel from that port, and Capt
Green states that he may not so out again
with the Loyal for some time. lie has
only one man at present. and unless q
satisfactory crew is secured at once tho
schooner may be laid up permanently.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-27
PREPARING ron THE FESTIVAL.
Friendly Visitors VIII Mfngie sweets
Of All Kinds From King County.

The board OF friendly Ni&itorE yesterday
afternoon resolved 20 make the conter-
plated harvest festival and fair regular
King county exposition, where the cactus
and rose viii blossom side by side, and
where tho heliotrops and chrysauthemum
will blend their fragrance amid stacks OF
jams. jeliieE. ice cream and candles.
Mrs. G. H. Webb was anxious TO have
Mrs Ritchie Kinnear don her white apron
and cap. and manufacture and serve hot
biscuits from her tin kitchen. Mrs. webb
said that every man In Seattle would want
one OF those biscuits Tafry will he man
ufactured and dispensed by the ladies' as
usual.
a vote OF thanks Was rendered 10 Mrs.
g. D. Emmons for her acceptance OF tbs
Craftsmanship of tho Alaska exhibit. AMI
for the offer OF her cabinet OF Alaskan
curiOs.
Mr. W H. Brown. Mr.. G.. Van wych,
Mr.. Joseph Shipper. Mrs. g. T.. Crawford
and Mrs n. Nesterman were appointed
a committee on premium llgt.
Mrs w. II. H. Green VAS elected tempo
rary chairman or the board during The alb
sence OF Mrs. G.. III. Hebron.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-27
STEAMER CHEHALIS SOLD.
She VIII Run on Hood Canal Instead OF
the Edith.

The steamer Chehalis. which has been n
bone of contention between Ed Ripley and
NJ J.. Miles on one side and w. L. J..
Rutherford on the other tn Judge Lang
ley's court, WIS yesterday ordered sold TO
]. n. Allen, the well-known attorney. for
81. 500 The sale was made on the recon-
mendstion OF Receiver c. r. Zimmerman.
Mr.. Allen TO pay $50 month and keep the
boat insured
Mr. AIKEN is understood 10 represent. the
Hood Canal Navigation Company. which
consists OF Elmer ". Libby. William Hale
and William r. Lake These gentlemen
are at present operating the steamer
Edith on the Hood canal route. under a
charter from the Puget Sound x Alaska
Steamship Company. After September Il.
however. when the lease OF Capt. Samuel
Jackson and Mr.. Collier. who are at pres
ent operating the Chehalis. VIII expire. IL
Is the intention to return the Edith 20 her
owners and to place tho chchalis on the
route. The steamer will 40 on the dry
dock first and have both upper and lower
houses rebuilt on new plans.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-27
FIRST STEAMER SAILS
The Transit on Her Way for
Central America Cargo.
GREAT COFFEE TRADE IN VIEW.
Spanfsh-Americans Ready TO Meet Sc
attic Haifway-ACentS Going 10
Open Up Trade.

The steamer Transit. the first Of the
new Central American line % sail from
here, viii arrive az this port about Sep
teuaher -, according 10 a dispatch re-
ceived by Barnssan & Chiicott and for
warded 10 ]. & ChilberE, stating that she
had sailed from Shanghai about ten days
ago. She win load here and sail about
September .. and will thereafter make Il
round trip every six or seven weeks.
The success Of the enterprise" said
Mr.. Chilberg, will depend entirely upon
the rustic Of Seattle merchants and man
ufacturers. We ought 20 have a second
steamer on the line in six months. and
viii. il the business warrants IL. The first
stop viii be at Guatemala. We expect 10
give competitive through rates on coffee.
and other Central American exports.
and viii carry on a general transporta-
ton business
I'VE are quite anxious to have some
buyers 20 from here on this trip IN Sc
cure the first OF this seasons coffee. II
could be secured later. but the sooner a
person goes the more he will get. Coffee
raising is the principal industry and there
Is an annual export of SS5.0Ae,tso worth.
I'VE viii be in a position 20 compete
with san Francisco on shipments OF eV-
cry description. except California wine
and fruits. Seattle has everything else.
The -four will find an excellent market.
NHcft VIII nc al CANtUliDlatl3s A0tG
chance for lumber shipments.
I'VE haven't seen aIl the local shippers
as yet, but some of the best business
houses viii send representatives along.
The hide and boot and shoe dealers are
taking a great interest Wa Chong & Co.
viii send n representative and the Novel;
~ Mil Company viii send some -four.
''The Spanish people are not sociahle. ex-
cept in business way. They think
great deal of the American peopies ahil-
ity 10 do business l have talked TO many
of the merchants and coffee growers. and
they seem far more anxious To build up
the trsse than our people do. I am sat
isfied they viii meet us more than half
way. We hope soon to have sufficient
passenger accommodations TO Get much
OF that which now goes TO san Francisco.
Victor Rott, junior partner of Schuster
& Co. and member of the Seattle Aih-
letic Club. has been appointed purser on
the Transit. Mr.. Rott has many friends.
who rejoice with him.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-27
MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco. Aug =. --Arriyed--ATca
n Coos bay Departed -~Arago. Coos bay
r,rslrhts and charters: American bk
Serorna. now on Puget sound lumber
thence to Sydney.
uoaulanl. Arg 24-Arrived from San
r,raucisco, schr Sailor Boy. for Aberdeen;
-nbr orient. for Cosmopolls Sailed on
August = srhT san Buonaveutura. Sailed
on August q bktn Tam O'Shanter, for
san Francisco from South Bend. Ar
rived at south Bend. Sehr James a. Car
aaf ~atied for san Francisco, sehT Fan
nv Erse ard Esnr Del Sorte-
5rE w0mnsend. AUG. z.-speciai.~Ar-
rjq ! sehr Robert Levers. from Homo
If & - io4d al Port Gamble for Homo
Ia 4, 1kta Planter, from San francisco.
- los a. Tacoma for San Pedro; bk So
nor frggu fTnaissks. IA load a. Port
pfs1 ~ for Sydney: DIX Forest Queen,
FRO smtaisii awaiting orders. To sail
aet lsznra. lumber. from Tacoma for
a. aas Hrhr Charles r. faik. lumber
n en- % I Gamble for San Pedro. bk Ger
n ar4. oal. from Seattle for San Fran
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-27
THE MICHIGAN GOING SOUTH.
Having Completed Coal Tests, She
Goes To san Erancisco Today.

The United States ship Mohiean, Com
mander ID. W. Mullan, after having been
employed for the last six months In
testing all the Goals OF Washing ton for
the government, sails for San Francisco
at o'clock this morning and viii proba-
bly, be attached 10 Admiral Beardsley's
feet for the South Pacific ocean. She
took 100 tons of navy mine coal yesterday
for the voyage.
Tho Mohican has just finished the coal
tests and Commander aIullan has for
warded his report on the subject. which
Ia fun and complete, TO Washington city.
The officers have made many friends
while soJourning in these waters, and her
genial and affable commander will long
be remembered here. Lieut.. Commander
A. V. Wadhams. the executive officer of
the Mohican, has lectured frequently 10
the public, and his themes will he remem-
bered as both interesting and instructive.
The public in general has many causes
to regret the early departure OF the good
warship. and especially do the personal
friends OF the officers feel sorry TO lose
them from the social circle Of this city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-27


,..-sn~1T.r TO CONTRACTORS Sealed
MI NJ, ar be received until O'Clock p.
T4.sgazy. November -, 1885. At The
- nssn@ III the State Capitol Commission
~ so1lvrnpsa. Wash. for ali labor and ma
$3.50 res.ugred in the erection and COM
. .s.sser "a the new state capitol build
= 81 Olympia, Wash. according 10
- -isus and specifications therefor.
,,s--eerired b. Ernest Ffsyg, architect.
- =. file fn the Office OF the archI-
80 sr inc old capitol building in Oiym--
- WASH. and also a the office OF
p architect a. No. 81 Broad street.
~ s-'son Is called 10 section seven Cd,
.A~sser ia page Az. session laws OF
e - ! portion OF which section IL az fol-
iows: -eo~r,.,~. n, every contrae,
- he secured b. bond 20 the state OK
xwextIngfoH IN a sum not less than one
syfs- ~ the contract price, secured by
e Sc 3, securities qualifying in double the
sHos,n. In, ~ eae resident OF this state. said
- ;. re conditioned for the faithful
es..r<a-vnance OF said contract.
p.T.seh bid snail be accompanied BY
...-sgar bond conditioned for the execu-
- ard faithful performance OF con-
raj IN accordance with said bid Il the
Ice be accepted by the board"
&c., forms for bids and Of the contract
hss sserfs which the successful bidder will
- srsns,;red TO enter into are on file with
=. riaus and specifications IN the ONCE
- ~ architect. which contract ana bond
- =. 4s,eersfai bidder viii be required TO
sxeeufs e: once upon the acceptance OF
. TIE rIgf; f. reserved TO reject any or all
ssS~ psds should be addressed 70 The
STATE Capitol Commission, olympia,
ruash ard envelopes should be marked
agss Oar New State Capitol Building"
p1ank bonds and forms for bids will be
sea~r,shed 10 intending bidders upon appii-
a.,Ian 10 the secretary Of the state CAP
, - -, Commission. Olympia. Wash.
dated, aug. y, Isl.
J. II. M'GRAw.
J.. " GRIMES.
JOSEPH s. ALIEN,
CHARLES r. MUNDAY,
EDMUND RICE.
Commissioners.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-27

l07 Hiss rate OF interest. Bank OF En-
gland. per cent
New York. Aug. ss-The Evening Posts
London cahlegran SAYS. All the stock
markets were strong today. and activity
IS increasing. Heavy rates were charged
az the mining settlement today. but mines
are booming harder than ever before.
Americans were very strong, closing az
the best. but buying was mainly from
New York. The rise OF ~ in ST. Paul
was the feature. A pool il in this stock.
said 10 be formed in New York. The Erie
reorganization scheme is well received
here The New York. Pennsylvania &
Ohio directors also issue a circular show
ing that the Junior securities and share
capital of their company are allowed 20
come into the scheme and receive a GER
tain proportion OF the new Erie stock on
paying proportionate assessment.
Breadstuffs and Grains.
Liverpool. Aug. e6-wheat-Spot. quiet:
demand poor No. .. red winter. IS Id: No.
:, red spring. IS AID; No. l, hard Mani
toba- IS sd. No. /, California, IS ID. Fu-
lures opened easy. s4d lower, and closed
duh. I14uil1d lower. August, IS Id; Sep
ternber and October. ss I,9d: November,
IS Id; December. IS lid: January, IS Sad.
Corn-S2ot, quiet. American mixed. new,
SIS SID. Futures opened dull, lad lower.
and closed steady, i9lii.d lower; August.
September and October. IS I'd. November.
S. Sid December. 81 I'd; January. s. 5isd.
Flour-Firm; demand poor; ST. Louis
fancy winter, IS.
Hops.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-27
pet Cigarettes,
Have always been the favorite among ths
better class OF smokers. !


,rlta administrators Of the estate Of Sarah
r. yeeler. deceased. calls attention TO his
Isfe ~ most desirable residence property
-. yeaier avenue. Rainier street. Willow
s,ree+ and Lewis street. The Yesler ave-
80 tots are upon the Yesier avenue cabis
,,-c sFne Afadrons Park cars run through
- willow street lots. The Rainier street
t.,s overlook Lake Washington. The lots
sve~aqe 10o feet in width ana 10 10 10
60 Al depth The sale - ~ auction, as
s.1sovv4. TWENTY-FIVE per cent. cash
Yerler avenue lots and Lewis street lots
81 me corner of Taytor street ard YesIer
a..e,,,te on "wednesday. August IL at III
m Take Tesler avenue or Rainier
Heights car
Painter street lots a corner Rainier ard
ssonhia street. on wednesday. August =.
- rta M. Take Yesler avenue car.
yiliow street l0ts at corner HeCiairs
ga willow streets. on Thursday. August
"a a II a. ~ Take any WaIla Waila car.
An excellent opportunity In hereby ar
corded TO obtain choice home site very
80 J. D. Low MAN.
Administrator.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-27
Raseued rT,xu Reclaimed Ghtpa.

Steamer Chehals. on the way from
Hood canal on Sunday. found the schoon'
ers Elwood and Nesta becalmed near the
mouth bf the canal while trying 10 sail
in. The Chehalis towed both vessels IN
Sound. bringing the Eiwood 10 this port
and returning for the Nesta, which she
took 10 Port Blakeiey. The Eiwood was
formerly called the Yukon and is on tho
way 20 Alaska Yesterday she went on
the beach AZ West Seattle for repairs. The
ChehaIls has been doing a big freight and
passenger business of late. She brought
I'm twenty-five passengers Sunday. which
ia a small number for her.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-27
STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Seattle and Townsend-Neah Pay Route.
Steamer Garland leaves Yesler dock Mon
DAYS, Wednesdays and Fridays AT 1918
a. m for Port Townsend, Port Williams.
Dungeness Port Angeles Port Crescent.
gettysburg Pysht. ClaIlam Bay and Neah
Ray: returning arrives Seattle 2.29 n m.
on opposite DAYS. Steamer Evangei leaves
yesfer dock for Port Angeles and Victoria
MONDAYS, Wednesdays and Fridays at ESQ
o. m arrives Seattle alternate days pm.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-27

Barkeniine Catherine sudden was towed
into port late Sunday night by the little
ting Alert She was anchored az tho Ore
con Improvement Company buoy yester-
day. and was 70 have been towed over
10 Smiths cove. but was delayed BY high
wind. She viii load lumber az the Seattle
coal and Iron Company coal hunkers
from Allen & Nelson's mill at Monohau
for Redondo Cal.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-27
Omaha Live stock Market.

stronger on everything: feeders especial
IL in good demand Western steers, 1925
1435: Gamers. sl.25a235: stockers and
feeders. s.. 1904; calves. S250d4.5o.
Sheep-Fair 10 choice Westerns, s2dZ.T5:
common and stock sheep, x.75q2.50; lambs,
$S9450.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-27

y. ~. today. Both steamers ESCAPED with
the loss cf little paint. The Dies ATosnes
fnfsiudSei the speed 80 which the Fiyep
WAS going, and IL trying TO pass astern
struck her few feet forward OF her pro-
peiler.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-27

Silver Bars. .6f2s 1858 Drafts, tel.........5
Mex Dollars5i G5iis Drafts. sight,. 2Is
NEW YORK MARKETS.



New York Aug. os-The week opened
with active ana baoyant speculation in the
railway list. thc Granger shares being tho
features in trading. Buying was excep-
tIoaally good and well distributed, and
the commission houses were In receipt OF
a greater number OF orders today than for
some weeks past. Among the causes Of
the Improvement the excellent crop adj
Vices we're most potent. The street also ac-
certsa the Erie REORGANIZATION plau ~ a
factor for the good of she grain market
as 70 - calculated In encourage holders ~
shares In other gusolveut corporations 20
hone for speetE rehabilitation. The
hea0lness of sterling exchange. the small
engagement ~ gold fer shipment 30 F,t-
reps tomorrow, ARA the belief that This
weeks expectations - gold VIII be- small
materially assisted todays upward move
ment The last prices we're generally a.
the best az the day Among the gains
we're Great Norl heru preferred - per
cent Atch,s0n = and Northern Pacific
preferred 8. THE Industrial group was
ue.k IN the early dealings sugar vas
heavy under pressure. arf made net loss
Of IA re~ cent colorado Coal went down
! uer cent PoniE we're active ard strong
IEnculn and colorado frsts advanced -
oregon Navieation tves trust Receipts 2as
Oregon Navigation collateral aves trust
ra-eints e Atehiso0. Colorado Pacific
ersfs ana Northern Pacific consois 1ss.
Ners harn paciGc trust recei0fs IS. Atchi-
son atsf1ist Yrlents when issued Is. Coiara. 10
Midland FIRST trust receipts ~. Cortage
e~zt trust receipts IL. Oregon short Line
SKIES trust receipts -. Total sales g. g.
ere
Financial.
Money on cai. easy a. I per cent. Prime
mercantile paper ssaH4'1 per cent Stsr-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-27
Tho .r,si 10 RIM tn Alaska Again.

steamship Alki. Of tho Pacific Coast
ginarpship Company. viii sail from San
Francisco for this port August ~. and
will 60 on the Alaska route, running in
conjunction with the Topeka. The Aiki
s,uI carry both freight and passengers
and being very roomys IL especially dapt
"a 10 the Alaska trade, which produces
much freight.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-27

rs.af a. Ans. Especial. The British
Z asted strip DHcnalhuyn, Capt.
ortns arrived last night from San Rosa
lae. 70 Tad sepfember wheat
.Thn ssttfs Hseanler Ues MDlnes ram into
ae agyer As tire latter was landing al ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-27

~ Second street. and buy a cake Of Star
of the Kitchen snap. We have Just re-
ceivea large invoice today. Tt beats ths
world lor washing hands and cleaning
palnt,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-27

A reward OF SO VIII be paid for inforua-
tion leading 20 tho arrest and conviction
OF any one stealing copies or the Post
IntciAgencer delivered 10 subscribers
throughout the city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-27

Great Northern palatiai steamers North
west and Nor'hiand leave Duluth every
Monday and Friday. touching az Sanle
Ste Marie, Mackinac. Detroit. Cleveland
and Buffalo. BE sure to get reservations
on these magnificent steamers at ei2 Front
street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-27
CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Board of Trade.

Chicago. Aug 26-Wheat ruled very
weak az first and at one time sold off lac
from the close Saturday. The weakness
was due TO lively pressure TO sell on cas-
Ter cables, fear OF big marketinss or wheat
In the Northwest and more figures and es-
Inmates claiming An enormous Yield III
that section. Another reason for weakness
. was the big worlds shipments last week.
stated 20 be 5000 001 bushels. After the
market had gone OF nearly lc the visible
supply was reported. showing the surpris-
ing decrease OF 100000 bushels. far be-
voud what had been expected, against an
Increase tho same week last year OF $4,000
bushels. This started the carly sellers 70
covering and there was reaction OF sc.
After selling I'D 10 G1lsc on the big de-
crease In tho visible supply, September
fcn - Gle and closed at elisc a loss OF sc
FOR the day.
Corn was IN Inc with wheat The sell
ing OF MAY was heavy and persistent. and
me price lost Sc Trading in September
was comparatively light.
Oats-September closed &c lower.
Provisions were dull and generally weak.
Senteraber lard IS PC lower and Septem-
her ribs - lower Both September and
January pork improved. the former s13c
ana sic latter g..
Closing Quotations
WAcat-August. e9ssc; September. esc
I.1
corn August. 81. September. S6c.
oats August 193sc; September. 1870
Iaiec asked.
porE-Aagust. N.&-}a, September. Saaz1z
BID
Tarf-Aug1ist and September. S59o.
ribs-August. t5.s7is; September, ss.s7'!
asked
Rye-Cash. 4ic.
Raricy-fSc.
F1ax-Si0i.
Tlmothy-S
Live stock.
cattle were in better demand today and
IN some cases 1ae higher common 10 choice
native dressed beef ard shipping steers.
8 saT2. e. bulls s. 55f52 81 cows. 81 59fI2 q.
fancy COWS and he.fers. S3.75a 800. veal
calves. $5eGG59-
Hogs we're about g. weaker heavies.
sfisT415. mixed. G-25847o: lights, sL4oG
A.. uGs k2-NHA2s.
There was an active demand az firm
uri-ez for sheep. inferior 20 choice natives
beng saleable az 81 .s6sI35o and Westerns.
OF which the supply was largely composed.
a. s, 7Leo0. lambs were firm and active
81 S3aaasea
Rece.pts-Cattie 100. calves. 80. hogs.
:. eea. sheep, 1890.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
financial.
London. AuE. 9S.-slIver. Soi13: consois.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-27

The California readers OF the Pnsf-In-
telIgencer viii find Il on sale aa.iy &C
,.rof,er 4. Co.'S stationery store. 74s Mar
vi street. Just one block up Market
street. from the Chronicle once. Price &c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-27
SAN JUAN ISLANDS
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.

Carrying United States mail. leaves CITY
dock. foot of Man street, Monday.
Wednesday and Friday at a. m. fer
Fort Townsend. San Juan Islands ana
New Whatcom.
TINE CARD. N EFFECT MARCH u.
North bourd-Leave Seattle 9 O. m.
leave Port Townsend a. n: leave Friday
harbo- 100 a. m leave Roche Harpor
L 30 p. n: arrive New Whatcor1 s D. m.
South bound-Lesve New whatcorr a
m: leave Roche Harbor a m: leave
Friday Harbor 10 a m: leave Port Towns
END p. m; arrive Seattle 7.s5 .. m.
j. *. Thompson, managing owner. Lilly,
Bogardus 4 Co. agents. City dock.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-27
EVERETT AND sNoHoMIsH RIVER

Steamer Clan Mcdonald leaves City
oock daily, except Saturday. at 10 D. m,
Tor Richmond. Edmonds, Mukiiteo Mosh-
er Everett, Marysvslie. East Everett,
Lowell and Snohomish. connecting AZ Sno-
homish with boats for Cherry Valley
Tolt and all up river points Returning,
Sunday.
LILLY. BOGARDTS Il co, Inc.
OWnArs and Manaaara