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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-19
WATER FRONT NOTES.

.e.nar,er Bav CITY. which recently broke
her rudaer Viii be ready 10 resume her
run by Sunday
Snip Spartan IS Due here TO , ,1, o Sn
having been out fifteen Gays Ifohi san
Francisco already.
steamers Rosaiie and Sehogne each had
large excursions to the regatta at VIC
toria last evening
superintendent Walter Cakes. OF ina
Puget Sound & Alaska Company WAS h'
the ctty yesterday.
United States ship Mohfcan returned 20
port yesterday after few days absence,
arriving at ?. m
Ship Columbia finished her cargo OF ?. 800
tons Of Black Diamond coal yesterday
and will san today
quarters at Port Townsend. arrived in
rort vest erday. She viii leave this morn
ing for that port.
steamer Greyhound has been delayed in
getting repaired, not having resumed
her route as announced, she VII leave
on the route tomorrow, however
SHIPMENTS by water yesterday were as
follows: Twenty tons TO Olympia, steam
OF Multnomah ~ tons dour and feed 70
Vancouver. steamer Utopia. II tons or
feed TO victoria. steamer Resale.
Everybody wishing 20 see the regatta al
Nhetoria take tha steamer Resale a II -
y. m. from Arlington dock. July IS and
10 Fare for the round trip, sl.aa. T9Ckets
good 10 return until July g. Phone ia.
4 devil FISH was canght IN the harbor
Yesterday IN a salmon seine by Capt
Matheweon. a fisherman. u vas an IN
usually active one and Of the eight arms
each was az least forty inches in length
Slo0r Maria has arrived IN port with
Goo rounds OF halbut The Viola Went
as FAR as Port Townsend on her way 10
the banks. ht}t returned yesterday on ac-
corn. OF the sickness OF one OF the cre7g.
steamer Chehaiis. which IS temporarily
on the Port Cr-hart route IN the place
81 the Delta will lay ND for a few DAYS
FOR painting and overhauiing and w1ll
then begin On the Hood canal route
making tri-wss ky trips. The Delta R1u
resume her run Saturday morning.
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Montana range cattle were offered ana
one sale was made OF AS steers averaging
1.z50 zt 81. while sixty-s.x heifers ayeTag-
1.e54 pounds. brought BE- Western range
steers are selling 81 s2.Eaf- u. and heifers
from g. 80 to an.
There was tie iiyeIiesf kind % demand
FOR hogs Light weights sold up Dc to $5.fs
for the best, or &c above The choicest
heavy pigs. Heavy hogs sold at an ex-
trens range OF a. 7015 3. ard mixed $40
ass: for common 70 choice and light
weights. s5-o5G5. a.. Sales were largely at
s5.0Sfi5-2o for heavy, and at s5-sefs-5 Tor
light
Sheep showed more strength. Sales were
on a basis OF ssGz 30 for poor 10 extra
grades. with choice yearlings salable al
81 .S94.75. Native sheep comprised the
bulk OF the supply, and sales were prin-
cipally AZ s. zn9: choice Montana 81
pound sheep being frn al 81. t1s.is-
Lambs were weak, and showed a further
reduction OF about isc per 100 pounds.
Receipis-CattIe, 500. calves, 100; hogs,
1900; sheep. 500
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Real estate transactions since January
]. lss5, are s2.S1s. SITS There were fled
for record yesterday Il deeds. the consid-
era;ions aggregaring <4s1S. Following is
the list as furnished by the Daily Record,
room q Scneueyman block:
Merton VI. Morriu TO W. n. Scott. M
e1. si3 sla eis swi4, sec Is. y. ). 500.
julius Eedelsheimer 20 H r. elise and
G. III. King. lots Is and Is. block 5. Yes
ler's I'd add. q c. 81.
Lucinda C. Jordan, single, 20 Henry
Zettler, acres in nwl4 sec ., 2. 4, s42S.
Conrad Meyer 10 Mrs. Lora Hummer.
lot IL. block 10. Lakewood add ssIpl. SO.
Pacific Northwest CO. 10 Elizabeth j.
Mcdonald, lots q N IS. block 81; Is and
Is block IS. South Park. 81.
Scandinavian American Bank 20 Lydia
D. Marshall. part of le. Z. block 8. May
nard plat. s1Sn.
James NJ. McCiintock TO S. s. Quivey.
lot ?. sec 4 and nei4 sell sec 5. -, ;. $50.
Edward l. Terry 10 Jennie K. Terry
(vife), lots > ard 3. block ~. rerry's ID
add, ST.
Herman A. Kinsmsl 70 Reed C. Byers.
50 acres In sell swi. sec ~. Is. g. $3.50.
Minnie g. Yesler and Jacob Furth TO
Andrew II. Menord, lot T. block Is, Yes
ler's. list add, $50.
c. II. Adsit 10 J. L. Waller. lot in
sec I, q 5. 81.
Sheriff 10 Howard TIlton. M SEA and
swk ne4. sec Il. p. 4. $50.
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THE FRUIT OUTLOOK BAD.
Only on the Pacific Coast VIII the Yield
Ra Good.

Washington City, July 1.-THE fruit
crop report OF the Agricultural department
for July shows a material decline in the
condition. The report is summarized as
follows:
The condition of apples has been ma
tsrially lowered since the report of June.
Losses have been especially marked In
Important states having already low con-
ditions. VIZ: The New England states.
New York. Pennsylvania. Michigan. Wis
consin and Minnesota. In the Piedmont
region the outlook Is decidedly more IA
sorable In Missouri and contiguous
states the decline has been light. not
above per cent. In any case. but the
conditions are not quite as high as I'm
the Piedmont orchards. On the Pacific
coast conditions fell about II per cent.
but the prospects there are sim good.
Frost AT the time OF bloom, drouth and
heavy droppings are the main causes or
che impaired prospects.
The peach crop returns are also unfa-
sorable. Georgia and Connecticut alone
OF the leading commercial states have
now high percentage. the former having
moved up to log, a gain of l point, the
latter declining from ~ TO 90: New Jer-
sey has lost Il points and now stands at
.; Delaware 1s standing 70; Maryland
has advanced from GO 10 ss. The condi-
ton OF Virginia, 50, IS lower than In
June by 10 points. Michigan has pros
rect OF less than half a crop. while Ohio
Is o the lowest OF all. In California the
condition figures declined from s. on June
Ito 3 on July I. Frosts have done much
damage 10 grapes, especially In the
mountain belt and central West.
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Tacoma Marine News.

Tacoma, July E.-Special.-The Strath-
nevis, of the Northern Pacific Steamship
Company's line, moved out to the buoy
today 10 make room for the Malx King.
Today her crew was engeged In securing
the deck cargo. and at midnight the YES
sci sailed for China and Japan.
The Walla Walla brought in about 30
tons of freight today. of which go tons is
for local merchants. One thousand sacks
and 100 barrels of sugar arrived for the
West Coast Grocery Company.
The schooner Sadie. Capt. Smith. has
completed her cargo Of lumber at the Old
Town mill. and sailed today for Quay
mas. She has on board 10000 feet OF as
sorted lumber and $50 bundles of Wash
ington shingles.
British ship Manx King arrived at an
early hour this morning, thirty days out
from Yokohama, with $50 tons OF cargo.
OF which all but-a chest Of curios, is new
crop tea. There are 1854 packages or
tea in the cargo. The work OF discharg-
ing the vessel began this afternoon. The
Manx King is under charter to the North
err Pacific Steamship Company.
The steamer Eskiale IS expected TO ar
rive in port next Sunday. She viii bring
a hIr cargo OF new crop tea and Oriental
merchandise from China ana Japan
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4 Book for Farmers Free.

Washington City, July i5.-Speciai-
Recognizing the value of the report OF the
secretary OF agriculture for 1898. which
contains more valuable information for
farmers than any other work of its size
heretofore published. Representative Doc
little has succeeded In obtaining further
limited supply of this publication. which
he Is DESTROYS OF placing in the hands of
bona fide farmers IN the state OF Washing
ton. He has already distributed several
hundred OF these books during the last
session Of congress. and has supplied all
requests that have been made to him so
far. II there Is any farmer who has not
yet received a copy OF this report he will.
on sending his name and address TO Hon.
". II. Doolfttle, house OF representatives.
washington City, receive il by mail. post
age paid.
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MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco. July 1s-Arrived-Del
Norte Gray's harbor. Departed-State OF
California, Astoria; blk Alden Besse. kar-
LUX: schr Enterprise, Gray's harbor; Port
land, Nanairno and Sand point; Progress
sist, Nanaimo. Freights and charters
Am bktn Retriever, now at Port Gamble.
lumber, thence to Honolulu; Am sh Yo-
semitic, coal, from Departure bay to San
Francisco.
Port Townsend. July 1s.-Specfal-Ar-
rived-Schooner Fanny Dutard, from San
Francisco, at Port B,ake.ey. To sail to-
morrow-Schooner John u. Tallant, Ia
coma, for San Pedro; schooner Robert
Searles. from Hadlock, for Point Prize.
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washington for the month Of June show
49, a total OF r. SIS SIS feet OF lumber
was shipped TO foreign ports and 1soss,ssS
fAar 10 domestic ports. making q total OF
n as fs feet OF lumber.
Compared with the reports for the
-r,orsth OF May this shows an increase in
the cargo business for June OF s,ie9.S9
feet
These reports are OBJ aimed direct from
the nil companies and are. made up ex-
grossly for publication In the West Coast
Ia.r,tA-rran. The following table shows
ths total shipments for the first SIX
--orx- - ~ The year.
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London Wool Sales.

London, July 1s-At the wool auction
sales today 1885 bales were offered. or
which 900 were Withdrawn. capital as
sortment OF good wool was put forward,
and the bidding was keenly contested.
The present auctions close July 81. New
South Wales. 5.f55 bales; secured, Ada
is 3izd: greasy. 3&dd9l2d. Queensland.
s.O75 bales: secured, 7i4ls I'D: greasy. Ida
Sd Victoria 1856 bales; secured, 712dG Is
Sd: greasy. 4dQsd. New Zealand. i,95l
bales; secured. 7ikdG1s Id; greasy. 5dq
icd. Cape OF Good Hope and Natal, $50
bales; secured. I01adQ1s Sd; greasy. fdq
I'D
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Administrators, ~nle.

There wllI he sold a. public auctioa AZ
The main entrance 81 the courthouse.
commencing AZ 10 o'clock .on Friday. the
Tsth 81 July the property owned by the
late Henry T.. Yesler-
This property IS scattered all over and
0orn0rfses some OF the choicest business
and residence sites IN the city. and an
excellent opportunity Is row offered for
tba first time 20 purchase n small or
large lots.
farrfng to the administrators notice %
sac.
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STEAMERS.
FLY ON THE FLYER.


SAN JUAN ISrAANDS-STEAMER IL.
Ola THOMPSON.
Carrying United States mail. leaves city
dock foot of Main street Monday. We'd
nesiay and Friday at 2 a. m. for Port
Townsend. San Juan Islands and New
Whatconi.
North Bound--I<eave Seattle ECO q m:
leave Port Townsend 100 a. IN: leave
Friday Harbor u:So a m. leave Roche
Hareor L. 30 p m. arrive New Whatcoxn
600 D m.
South Round-Leave New Whatcom 400
a. m; leave Roche Hsrbor 500 a. m,
leave Friday Harbor 1000 a. m leave
Port Townsend 400 p. m. arrive Seattle
7:45 p m.
T. r. Thompson. managing owner.
Lilly. Bogardus & Co.. agents. City dock.
Phone So
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So Grnnt Northern stcarners.

Great Mort bern ps12tta1 steamers Nor h
IVES. ard Northland leave Duluth every
Monday and FRIDAY. touching AZ Sault
STE. Marie. Afacklnac. Detroit. Cleveland
ard Buffalo. Re sure % get reservations
on these magnificent steamers. al 6le Front
street
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.


London. July 1s.-Silver. % s-fsd. Con-
soils. 10 7-1s. Bullion into Bank OF In
gland. s.. 90 pounds. Rate OF Interest
Bank OF England. per cent
New York, July 1s.-The Evening Post $
London csbIegram says: The stock mar
ket was utterly neglected today for the
elections. Americans, frmer. Lehigh
bonds had a good effect as affecting sx-
change The increase in the coin and
bullion in the Bank OF England this week
was due to f7i9oo of gold imported for
the week. fs3. 90 from Australia ard
81 ngd In harS
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San Francisco Anarchists Active.

san r rHrCF>CO lAfafChfStS ACtIvt.
San Francisco July 1s--Lccai anarchists
have been holding mass meetings lately
in the apparent desire 10 attract public at
tention. and sensational, rIgnors regarding
their intentions have been current. Brig.
Gen VARIED, OF the National Guard. to-
day called upon Chief OF Police Crowley
and offered to cooperate with the police
in suppressing any disturbance His offer
was declined "a unnecessary.
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Northern Pacific Lumber shipments.
W. l-naat Talraherrnan

Reports of itE-uoer and sbingle ship
merits from the state CIV ss1lIneto1 over
the Northern Pacific railroad fer the first
half % this year SHOW that shs move
rn,.nt has been ahout the same as during
fha first half % 3Saf. \ comparison OF
hosl periods SHOWS that lumber s.ip-
ryaerfS have Increased 81 cars during lS6
and shingles have 3e- reaecd - cars. The
following table gives the shipments for
the six months q lSs5 ana fSs4
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CHICAGO MARKETS,
Tho BOARD OF Trade.

rrx,>,ro Iurv fs-Wheat opened al from
,9tsfr under Yesterdays close. The wealth
90 bureau prediction % frost in the North
west was not realized. and the Cincinnati
p~ica Current declared the spring wheat
condition very high. The foreign markets
xxnra All lower. Trade was narrow. and
was influenced by comparatively small
transactions. Later the market became
ar, ard gradually worked W into an ap-
,,earanca 81 actual strength. because OF
covering bv shorts. but there was S3so
so,,a huvine for long account on still
remaining possibility q frusts before 20
morrow morning N the Northwest, and
nv reported storms there this morning,
which laid out the crops over a length OF
ssxty-avs miles SEPTEMBER closed &c
lower.
go, was weak at the opening under the
..annnee Of favorable weather for the
,.~ov,lo- crop. and recovered later on the
se,.eionr,ent OF a demand for cash corn
sapternher closed Ic lower.
a. IN. openiag. oats had comparative
y. arn, tone. Later 90 offerings were more
thsn liberal. and came from great many
agsTa~en, individuals principally step or
ss~~ September orened at nc. dropped
sowr, 70 &c. advanced % 2-'sc- AMI closed
:. sas.c hi. sc lower than YESTERDAY
a, me close. FORK was lzisc higher. lard
Z, h{rhsr. ana ribs go higher.
Closing Quotations.
,x-,.,..-J ,,l,- st-Sc. August. 6s'kTsSssc.
80. Tuiy sc: SepteFn Der. 442sc-
o.,sYsl,-. sEac: September. @a@c bid.
- r,,fv s,e -. September. 81 -
- rulv. s. y: September. Ss-2@
,e9ss-Jniv. 81. 70. September, s. -
Hve-tSc-
r2arler-,oc.
Flax-Sl s.
TYmo;hy-S.S.
live stock.
-. --as. very good demand Tor de-
-. raftte today. ard prizes hela
- s~ a rule. Some prime steers
s...,,,ss. sSsA Common grsssers 10 extra
- s..s sslA chiefly AZ "a ssss -. sales at
'',,s werv mostly At S-ss-se bulls.
=. vssl CAVES. SIS. q. Several huG1se4
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ncr.x1c STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

,-. x-.>z~orrvE.R ROUTE-A TRIP
! RE TfiROUGH THE ISLANDS
,...---s- T-fouaa J. A O'Brien. Master.
leaves Tacoma Z poon, seasaie -. Yes
leIs - Port Townsend. Anacorfes. Fair
SsSsn. New U-hatcorn. Blaine and Friday
haToo n following day.
coz ps~e 80 Blaine, g; fare 20 NARROWER, -.
H. rsgrther Information apply 20 Yes
,e-ss wharf
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RreadstufYs and Grain.

Liverpool, July E.-Wheat-Spos. ause';
demand poor: No. red winter. - ID: No
2 red spring, 5s It'd: No. hard Manitoba,
Ia I'd; No. / California. IS 1i1d- Futures
Closed steady. 4nlixd lower. July and
August. So ID; September IS 2ssd; October.
IS sltd; November, IS i'd; December. IS
4ssd.
Corn-Spot. firm; American mixed, new.
Is gid Futures closed easy. I'D lower;
July, Is ID; August. As nd; September,
A. I'D: October IS ed, November, IS ID i;
December. - 2i4d.
Ftolr-Dau; demand, poor: ST. Louis
fancy winter. Is Cd.
Hops-At London, Pacific coast, f.
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Portland. July -Wheat-Valley. SOC
Walla Walla. 47c per bushel.
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EVERETT AND SNOHMOISH ROUTE
STEAMER MABEL
leaves Central wharf daily ar $50 ex-
renr Wednesday and Sunday nights, cali
ing al Edmonds, Everett. Marysville,
IoweII and Snohomish. Returning leave
SnohomIsh at a. m, except Monday and
THURSDAY Connecting at Snonomish with
~ GEORGE J. WILEY. Agent.
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STEAMER CRICKET.
Seattle and Everett Route.

Daily except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle. 1850 a. m. and Ais .. m
Leaves Everett, 5 a. m. and .. m.
Fare 80 cents.
Makes stops at ESimonds and MukiitNo.
leaves Gaines dock. foot of Spring st !.
Seattle Leaves Nail dock Everett.
ED. HARRINGTON. Managing Owner
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EVERETT AND sNoHoMIsH RIVER
poPT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
INCsTON ROUTE.

Steamer A. r.. Robinson. carrying II. S.
nail leaVes City dock. foot Of Main ST..
a. ga a. m; arrives at Sidney al i9iS a.
N arrives az Silyerdale at i2 n Leaves
SilversiaIe at 1s15 y. M. leaves sidney on
return at p. m Fare 20 Port Orchard
points. -. Daily except sundays. r.
< Robinson, master. ISliy, BoEarfus n
70 agents Telephone 80, Steamer open
foy charter on Sunday.
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Flour.
Flour-Receipts. Il. 900 barrels; exports,
4. 40 barrels: sales, II. coo packages. Mar
ket duh and easy: bids are 15a25c above
the asking prices. Minnesota patents.
3.s513 90.
Wheat.
wheat-Receipts. $500: sales, 7.o50. 600
bushels futures: ss.o 900 bushels spot. Spot
weaker. No. 9 red store and elevator.
T0asc: afioat. 7oAc: I. o. b.. 7lAsc afloat.
No. /. Northern, 7ss.e delivered. No. /.
hard, 7ls.c delivered. Options closed 1c
net decline. Curb prices were &c higher
on rumors of war In Bulgaria. May,
75Na75ikc. closed 75&c; July closed, 6eSsc
August closed ssS.c; September. eass1
70Sc. closed 7oikc: October closed. T0s.c:
December. 71%G72@c. closed T2i.c.
Wool.
wooi-Firm.
Hops-Easy.
Metals
Pig iron--Firn.
Copper-Strong: exchange price, Si.e0.
Lead-Strong; exchange price. S.sei41
se.
Tin-srong: Straits. ii.s5G1i. 20; plates.
firm.
spelter-Dun: domestic. s5.7OG3. TIA.
Coffee.
coffee-options closed dull at isa&
noints net advance: December. sf4-sa.
spot coffee-Rio. quiet: No. !. f5ise: mid.
quiet
snSar-Raw. steady: fair refining. 27sc:
centrifugal. ss test. Sac. Rehned-Steady;
No. I. Sssts II 1sc.
Petroleum.
Fundamentally; closed. us bid.
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SkAGIr RIVER ROUTE - WEEKLY
TIME CARD

SKAGIP RIVER ROUTE - WEEKLY
TIM5 CARD ,p,rcS
Leaves City dock, Seattle. foot of Main
and Jackson successfully ls. at a. M;
July II, at a m: July u. al a. M,
Leaves Mount Vernon--yuly Is. al 4 D.
m: July II. at p. m; July IS. at y. m;
July is. at p. M; July q. Al p. m.
EVERETT AND SNOHOMISH RIVER
ROUTE.
Steamer Clan Mcdonald leaves city
dock, daily, except SATURDAY. az I'D
% m. for Richmond. Edmonds. Mpkilfco.
Moxher Everett, AarysvIlle East Everest.
Lowell ard Snohomish, connecting a. sno-
hounfsh with boats for Cherry valley.
Tolt and all up river points. Returning.
leaves Snohosnlsh a. m. daily, except
LILLY. BoGARDus e. CO, Inc.
Owners and Managers
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The California grape crop all - short
tass year Ty7a yInt2se wiA aot exceed
II -, 90 gallons,
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TRADE AND SHIPPING
San Francisco. July Is

San Francisco. July Is
ror washington: Showers and station-
~ temperature in Western portions:
80 and slightly cooler IL Eastern por-
ssen. westerly winds.
r. DEPARTMENT OF AGRrCUIr
TURE WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Seattle, Wash, July Is 1ses
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.

time Cad IN Eject Oct .. issx
c--+.tA Everett and WhateoFn route
crat@ q, Washington leaves Seattle daily.
80. saturday. at ~ D. m
.as..le ard La Con ner rotxse~-Faf-havsr
$500 seattle daily. except Sunday. 80
a - -
Ts!ep1cns ~. A~~aSs Iva
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Lumber Cargo shipments IN June.
we~r Coast ENsyTso-Fnassn
Rer.or1s 20 cargo shipments from nrao
gE.2a2Al cargo nils Q. tAe state q
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

pispatch steamers from Seattle as fol-
lows:
ara Victoria at a. m passengers re-
cetvei on board at a. M July z Z. IL.
For Aiaska--Juiy 8, u, % and q at . a.
From San Francisco for Victoria and
puget Sound ports. at a. m. July .. >.
Il. 70, u and g.
r,icts.s NAV be obtained at the Office OF
era .@ornpc-7y AZ Ocean dock, Seattle.
COoDAI.IA PERKINS & CO.
General Agents, San Frapeisco.
TT TROwBR1DGE. Act. p. 5. Supt.
Seattle
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THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP co.'s
STEAMER WITsLAPA
Captain George Roberts.
Leaving Seattle for Alaska July q ana
every Is days thereafter.
FIR freight and passenger rates apply 70
J. G. CARROLL. Agent
Schwabacher Dock. Tel 81
CHAS. z. PEABODY. General Manager.
Seattle.
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Runs superb equipment consisting OF
dining cars. buffet library car palace and
upholstered tourist sleeping cars.
Overland train. east bound leaves Ses
attic ITO p. IN. West bound trains ar
rive las p. m
Coast line train. north bound. leaves Sc
attic. Sis a. m, arrives $50 .. m
The magnificent twin steamships
NORTHWEST and NORTTiLAND leave
Duluth every Monday and Friday for tho
500" Msckinac Island. Detroit. clsve-
land and Buffalo, In connection with
Great Northern Railway. Have your
tickets read via NORTHERN STEAM
SHIP COMPANY and enjoy a delightful
ride free from heat and dust
For tickets ana general information re-
sarding this line Gait on or address
r. c. STEVENS. Gen. ACT.
2l2 Front street. Seattle. Waah.
Nv YOUNG. c. p. = 7. A
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sTRs. GARLAND AND EvANGEL-

co.+.,o ard T-own<ensf- Neah Bay Rome.
.n,er Garland leaves Yesler dock Nor
SSvs wednesdays ard Fridays 81 l2:'A
u -, - sss port Angeles Port Crescent,
= 1,s.. ''e Pysht. CIalla-n Pay and Mean
~? rsrf,rntng. arrives Seattle so ?. m.
% ,>r~,S.fe GAYS. s,eamer Evangsl caves
O. ~ ao.~t for Port Angeles and Ficto-
"a Nondays. Wednesdays and Fridays al
sSa n m: arrives Seattle alternate days
p. NJ
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STEAMERS.

STEAMERS.
OLYMPIA, TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE
g. Wiley Navigation Co.'S Steamer
MULTNOMAH.
DAILY TINE CARD.
Leave Arrive.
OLYMPIA at $50 a N Tacoma at. go m
Tacoma, at 1910 m Seattle at. leo m
Seattle at leo N Tacoma at. 500 . m
Tacoma al. $3.50 p m Olympia at. $50 p IN
CITY OF ABERDEEN.
Daily except Sunday.
Leave. Arrive.
Seattle 49,. T:3o a IN Tacoma 49,. $50 a m
Tacoma So 20 a m Olympia 49,. 100 p m
Olympia go. 200 m Tacoma -.... 300 m
Tacoma 800. 80 p m Seattle I'D m
Fare between Seattle and Tacoma 80
cents Landing At Seattle. City dock.
foot OF Main street.
City Dock. Telephone S33
Capt L. Wiley, Manager.