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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-15
NEW YORK nAKRsrs.
The stock Exchanre.

Nav YORK. .Ian. 1.-THE week opened
an The stock exchange with an irregular
marker. AMI the tone of speculation Was
nnsestfe,s throughout the greater part OF
.ha ssay. There was very heavy trsdihs
q, s.n,eago Gas. the transactions IN wtsfef.
-, cas-s bird az The total. AZ the OPEN
49,. .yersrxs Of the stock wea-s made. and
- x,,.rn break was made IN the early
,...,,,,r,s az rs on a dividend OF i-s ger
1900 Thn selling was credited 10 inside
.r.sre~ts in .ise nssin. eus the bears par
,,,, aos.,e IRISH lines. ara reports az
,,,n.r,iisass9sss in the afsnaal meeting
caleb In Chicago rendering necessary an
,68aurn,ncnt without elecstng directors.
srssa ssSs en- the day was L. sugar
ea,.,s next IN pcssss Of activity. ARD nsosesa
=. ye~v narrow limits. X opened az an
!. s,.a,cs ,sf - ard sold down SIS ea
- .Aat .ssss annual reTe-s had been
-. ,,,, ana was gataxoruhse. The de-
..-a~ss,-, w4ss temporary. and on gesd
s.,,,sr,r an improvement Of 81 PER eeas.
49, recorded With o reaction o. - 81
,hs r,ose. making a gain on the cay az
- ser ceisS. Dl=siiIfnS Was among tac
,.,.,.s sr.,.Iy held stocks TRADED ~ a<si-
.rs-S In the rsscrnins ard iessns 81 OF
a. sain. tpf The Changers. ST. paal alone
.s..zxss arv activity. eut there was 'sssoss-
s~at. saSEnx or TIE ether sfa-vs c1 the
$3.50 az, s.ss,czge orserS Tesy 'ssicfa-
go vvs,,,sn a range ce s-ss7.-S ST. fasa
,,l,ssnx Unchanged On tire day ard fsacS
Y.s.ns ia assss Burlington Aaa NarfANs'ss+
err Is hlgeer. The srzssias IN me rvAs
~ .ha liss wsAs nShs and tie ssoseKSseEas
az pysrcs Was. With cezss@ sxeersioxas w.
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Steamer chilcat Is expected from Alas
ka on January is.
Ship b. p. Cheney is on her way up
from San Francisco TO load coal In this
city.
Steamer Utopia was at the elevator at
West Seattle yesterday taxing on car
go Of go tons OF line for Tacoma.
Steamer Alki will arrive from San Fran
cisco today 10 take on cargo of coal
at the oregon Improvement Company's
bunkers fer San Francisco.
Sealing schooner Allie /. Agar will
finish taking on supplies this morning
and will sail about noon for cruise
along the Japan coast and viii be gone
about nine months.
Steamer City of Kingston brought In
a small cargo OF bananas aud dried ap-
pies from Victoria TO this city yesterday
morning which were brought from Hon.
olulu by the steamer Miowera.
Steamer City OF Puebia, which arrived
from San Francisco early Sunday inarn-
ing. brought up 80 tons OF freight and
the following passengers for shss port:
Miss Devai. Mrs. Mabel Boyd. s. Tyler.
b. Eursck, Mr.. ana Mrs. l.. II. Fair
hanks, Mr.. and Mrs- e Il. Fairbanks.
Miss Rockingham. Miss T. Simon. Mrs.
III. Tiitcn and three children.
Steamer FaraIion. Capt Roberts. ar
rsvesi last night at O'clock fresn Sa,
Francisco and doci@3 at schwaasacher. 9
wharf. She brought up s15 tons os gen
erai merchandise for this port and TWEEN
ty-shree passengers. The trip np was un-
egeTstfli and the new boilers, ;sut IN be-
fore leaving San Francisco. worked like a
charm. She Will leave this city on her re-
turE trip at o'caccil on Frssay after
noon.
The local inspectors have finished IN
speeding the fsreeoat and yesterday Ia
specsed the steamer Anna Ii. Pence.
Ship Levi e. Burgess had on board
yesterday i.To tons oF coal out OF a
cargo Of 25Ae tons. and will not get out
70 sea until the latter part Of the week.
Following storrn signal was received
yesterday hy local Dtsrlayu,an ,. A.
Hatsiel1: The storm appears IL be APP
preaching the California coast and may
give Heavy gales Tuesday or weanes-
day CT the Oregon coast"
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SAN FRANCISCO Markets.
nreaSstur. and Grains.

anu 1T1tun-
San Francisco. Jan. .t4.-Fiour-Fa
extras. s3.sog3.5o; bakers extras. $500
$40; superfine, s2.50r2.7o.
Wheat-Traie quiet. 81 Lee for standard
shipping. with IS ia for choice product.
Milling grades are in fair request. 81 LEG
81 L.: WaIia Wana. 1915 Lie for fair
average quality. s0ls5e for blue stem and
7e172 i-a1 for damp.
Bariey-Spot trade light and slim; feed.
fair to good. IS s-4g9oc: choice. 81 1-ic:
brewing. soags5-
oats-The week does not open actively.
milling, el0f12 1-2. surprise. 1.05Gfi .I5;
fancy feed, 81 i-aealsi.oe L.; good 10
choice. 81 f-2IS5e; poor 10 fair. s0sis5c:
black. si.15aii.5o: red. N.l2 i-2Qi.H H.;
gray. IS 1-aai.oo
Flour. sacks. is.272: wheat. ces,als. us:
barley centais. ..a2s: oats. eentals. .2sssa::
beans. sacks, I.oo0: potatoes. sacks. 5,ses:
onions, sacks. roc: bran, sacks. soi; mid
dIingS. sacks. coo. hay. tons. 500.
Closing. wheat-May. 81 7-sc.
Baricy~Quiet: May. SIC.
corn-si27 IL.
Bran--sis.
Financial.
Silver bars, 50 5-sG5s SIC
Mexican dollars. SiN5i lie.
Drafts-Ssht. L t-ac-
DraftS-Telegrapn, i5c-
Mialng stocks
Alta. Al: Alpha Con. 10: Andes. s6;
Bel>her. %; Best e. Beleher. IS: Bod:e
Con, Is; Bullion. IS; Baiwer Con. II:
Caledonia. os: Challenge Con. IS; Choliar.
Is: Con. Gala. and Va, sI5. Con- Imperial
Oh: Crown Point. g.; Gould q Gurrie. Ss:
Hale a Sorcoss. 81: Justice -: ken;uck
con. oS: Mexican. IS. Mt piaoFo, 10;
or,slr lSo. overman. ia. Savage. 80. SroF-
rs,n, os: Sierra Nevada, -: Silver Hill.
as. Union Con. IS. Utah Con. os: Yellow
Jacket, &c.
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oats weakened. remaining 90 during the
greater part o. 1ne SESSION. Nay started
AZ y i-sc, sosa = - l-sc ana oecssneo %
~ s-sc, wneEe = csusea-
Ffos1s1oas. GUN oat sseady. HOG re-
cepss eAceeue0 es.Anases. oW Prices az
me YARDS wefs n'sh ana that aided tho
speculative H roetuafsons we're
uaZ1o" aAu vas HSsie kradine
esther way. may poiH csoecd i-1c nasner
ano may s&Eu AM iinS uncn1nsA
CIesine.
wheae-January. s. SIC: Mar. s. Sc.
Corn-Jauuary, ~ SIC: MAY. Sc.
oass-January. Is lie; February, . i-sc.
Pork-aanuary, si.s7 IL. May. ms.
Lard-January, $6G, May. SOC II
Rzbs-Jauuzry. SIS; May. az L.
RYE, soc.
Barley. SO
Flax seed. RIA
Timothy. SH.
:, -, s.... -. -. ..,
:. ..s..s. -. - 49,, = - 80
:. .,..,,. 80 ....,-.-..
:. - - s S,.s.,.. - - -. -. 80,
- 80. s....sv - 1910
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MAXINE NEWS.

San Francisco, Jan. 13.-Arrived-
Schooner Western Home, Coos bay:
Schooner John A. Briggs. Departure bay.
Cleared alla walla, Victoria and Port
Townsend. Observation-Disclosures, Astoria
and Portland: Schooner Sophia Suther-
land. hunting and fishing; Arcata, Coos
bay.
Port Townsend. Jan. H.-Speciaf.-Ar-
rlved-Schooner Falcon. from Kodiak for
Port Gamble, to load lumber for San
Francisco; schooner Tampa, from New
pert for Tacoma, to load lumber for Quay
mas; barks Sea King and wilma, from
San Francisco to Nanimo.
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CHICAGO MARX KTs.
Tho Beard af Trade.

Chicago, Jan. Is.--wheat started easy
IN tone az i-sc decline. Trade was noi
brisk. but the preronGerance OF orders
from the outside was To sell. and the
iccai crowd observing that, were in
hurry 10 square themselves with the APP
parent drift o1eutsi&e opinion. The news
OF the day, with tire exception OF an in
crease OF i.lee.oaa bushels. in the quantity
on ossaa passage, was huIiish. May wheat
opened at IS i-eG5s s-se. declined In the
course OF an hour TO - l-Sa35s f-sc, ara
showed but little inclination to react
ua,ll after the publication OF the visible
supply statement, which being construed
balllsAly. caused recovery Of IS $50
s. i-.c, which was. saowrser. again foi-
lowed ~ another decline The visible
supply decreased i.2st $50, Which was ahoa:
what Was generally looked for by the con-
sentative butts. Receipts in the primary
markets amounted to 2s.ooa bushels.
against -. so On Monday last week, ard
aas.ee AZ year agcs Chicago got -
cars. Minneapolis ~ aEsi Duluth - The
last two named places fen short assa.
50 cars On their receipt wssa the GORE
spending ttuse last year. Clearance
amounted. IN wheat and -four. - sac 80
bushels @. which CO bushels were
wheat. TIE fsresSa markets were fr-a.
The market showed tendency towards
rscoyery near tAa end. May esexsrg al
s. Bic
TAas corn market Was wlfes0ut special
features OF ass owa and IL followed In a
way TIE coarse % wheat May cTsaess
az ss s-4ass I-.c. After that Tia market
ruled weak as q rule. ard having declined
20 49, &c WAS with s1szyscnssy raised I-se
ever ira; again. bat enly 20 ~ stsll lower
rear sAe close: ~ 7-Sc was as1.sa within
tor s1.aases os ssse end, 3s@y closing al
a..
Il cats. tassasss Was 9lsei- Corr an-i
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movement In produce lines showed con-
siderable Improvement yesterday over
Saturday and values as rule we're Arm.
The receipts for the day we're large ana
had IL not been for the Increased move
ment OF trade the carry-over stocks for
the day would have been very large.
Most OF the stock received was job lots
OF vegetables from various towns on
the Sound
In fresh fruit lines oranges and an
pies are In the largest supply and fancy
stock 10 firmly held. The range OF
prices on both commodities Is wide. and
medium grades sell at greatly reduced
rates. The fancy stock Is held steady
at IS and 1875 per box Seedlings move
fairly well at SIS per box. Fancy APP
Piles are scarce and are quoted al st.a5
and $50 per box. Medium grades range
from 65 cents to IS cents and are dull.
Tropical fruits are dull at quotations.
Crafberries are In liberal supply and
FIRMLY held at IA cents per pound. Lem
ons range from $3.50 to IS per box.
Vegetables or all descriptions are In
good supply and generally cheap. Quite
large consignment OF cabbages arrived
from down Sound yesterday and as the
market was low In that line they moved
off well. They were quoted at l-4ai I-2c
per pound
Dairy produce moved very well and
prices We're generally firm In choice
butter dealers are holding for full figures.
but other grades are being shaded In
order 10 effect sales. Ranch eggs con-
tinue to arrive freely and were quoted
yesterday at 20a2ic per dozen. Eastern
stock Is quoted at the same figures.
Cheese Is in large supply and moves
slowly.
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EVERETT AND syoHoMIsH ROUTE
CUT RATE To EVERETT.
STEAMER MABEL.
Leaves Central ~hafg. Tuesdays, Thurs
Gzys and Saturdays a. H. "a for Ed
rrsox1s. Aukhiseo, Everett, aarSSsijie.
Eass Everett. Levels ard snononlxh-
FARE TO EVERETT @Es ROUND 58cs
TO 5SOAoMISH gac
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A samsa wan a E,..arx.

r. SaEaio Courier.
~. s''sS d woman WITH BIS
snsssa.. nat female who just left your
- hew - you know
: - worked Tor an hour trying
81 It To me - aus
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Furnishing goods. clothing. boots and
shoes: bankrupt stock c. - Bartlett &
Co must be closed cut this raonsh. Ar
thur Let's. corner Pike ard Fourth
streets
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.

Portland. Jan. 14.-wheat-valiey, Il i-s
ais i-ac; WaIla Waila, zoe.
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VICTORIA ROUTE
grgAugp R0sAYrr


Arlington dock. leaves for Victoria ana
port TOWNSEND daily. except sunday a8
4. N Steamer idaho leaves for Port
Townsend ana way ports daily. except
Sunday. AZ a. rn.: Sunday, direct. IT
q fn.. returning direct. iGxves Fort Town
send at p. n. Telcphors 10
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WEST COAST STEAM NAVIGATION
COMPANY.


DISPATCHES steamers for san FrancfSco
Jar8ary - and eyeFy ig days thereafter
Passenger and freight rates The lowest.
Tseke&s aud freight rates can b@ OBJ
tals.e1 by applying 10
j. q. CARROLL Arsnt
Union dock. foot OF Lnson street r.
alta Telephone 81
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s.. esSs noagags.i ana rsssasaa no.,y
ss.s issa rss~ staa3S. formerly
a. vas Paper hase aeea rsaasss sor
s1s4 :. ~~ssi1se@ Tases @lth s1e American
Ass.a ', : casssESspy. Palmer 4 hey
.sFsaAssf, Or, This cesrraay car
1rs.s sssi isae 8: type. printers nat
q -. 'HssAsasslaery weSs ~ CaGsa GO
~ eoasgetsssvs sases
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u -. SRoQgsiR 5. Gee fvtv
4 SSss-FSosa " J ASssi \ "
Rss-es - >@s \ \ J Nsyss- So, ss-,s,,
IT, ..aEses. ?, = N.Fi Nrsr,iy' ~ rsite,ssA
~ sse,snsr, - aest IeveSssy. cav
4 asrss j : as s, = !! a Marsh. Anaess
I 4 SsaeHsssr, waafcS : - ~. - =
Snehss'ss VIC ks.5tt., sea
~. =, 81 Leafs ~ q sIss,s~ss,y = =
Es'aSS T&Se 3 Ntav. psrfta.,ss
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THE VANCOUVER RouTE-A TRIP
THROUGH THE ISLANDS.
Steamer Utopia r. A. O'Brsen, Master.
Leaves Tacoma II noon, Seattle Gem
trail wharf. p. m, Mondays and Thurs.
DAYS for Port Townsend. Anacortes. Fair~
haven New Whatcorn. Blaine and FRI
day Harbor. going through 20 Vancouver
Fare 10 Blaine. s.: fare TO vancouves.
For further information apply At cea-
trail wharf.
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CaEA1 ACROSS
.afuE HU FIVE
MUnu.,AN GREAT
- QAILWS STATES

Runs Buffet Cars. containing library.
writing and card tables. barber shop,
dows. etc, IN connection with Palace
Dining and Sleeping Cars, First and Sec
ond-class Coaches and Family Tourist
Cars.
Trains leave Seattle daily at II p. m. for
Everett, Kalispeli.
Leavsnworth. Fargo.
Men.tchee. Grookston:
Spokane. ST. Cloud.
Minneapolis. So. Paul.
Bonner's Ferry.
Palace Sleeping Cars, Family uphols-
tered Tourist Cars, fully equipped and
Crosses the Cascade and Rocky mount
ans an n :. aayl vi IT. givsng passengers a
last. Is FREQ from dust.
Direct connections In Union depots at
Duluth. YES, Superior and ' Great h LAKE, lS
points. Sioux City and the Southwest. ST.
Louis and the South and Chicago and the
evening 81 Tia fourth s day. - ''ss p M
COAST LINES NORTH And SOUTH
Through Train to vancouver
Without Change.
Train leaves daily at..............s:lsa .. m.
For publications and information apply
to or address r. c. STEVENS
General Agent. 61c Front ST.. Seattle,
Wash.
r.. !. WHITNEY,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent. st.
Paul. MINI.
Depot Ticket Office. Commercial Dock.
between Madison and Marion streets.
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Honolulu and Australia
Steamers leave San Francisco for Heno-
lulu. Samoa. Auckland. N. r., and 6yd-
ney, N. 8. W., without change.
Steamship Arawa, January 10. : n m.
Honolulu only. steamship Australia,
THos 4. GRAHAM. AGENT. starr
Boyd block. Seattle.
w. wooster. Dist. Agent. vanccursr,
j. ID. spreckels 4 Eros. Co.. General
Agents. San Francisco
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srpArr srrA MsuIp coMpANy

STRAIT STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Steamer Garland leaves yesler dock Nom
days. Wednesdays and FrfsAys at f2.f5
a. m. for Port Townsend, Port Williams.
Dnngeness. Port Angeles, Port Crescent,
Gettysburg. Pysht. Ciallam bay and
Neah Bay: returning, arrives Seattle 2s3Q
u. IN. on opposite days. Steamer EvanHel
leaves Yesfer dock for Port Townsend,
Port williams, Dungeneas, Port Angelica
and Victoria Mondays. Wednesdays ana
nate days 2. m.
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EVERETT RouTE-srE: GREYHOUND

EVERETT KOUTE--STR. GREYHOUND
Daily except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle 80 a. m. and 3:30 p. n.
Everett 2 p. m
Fare Single trip. g5c; round trip. gi41
Hnohomish.
Ianding-Colman dock. foot OF Marion
street.
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
Claud Troup. Pres. \. w. Goodhue. sly.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP Co

Dispatch steamers from Seattle a. FOL.
lows:
ana yictoria ~ m rnassonr~r~ -
cedved on board at q. MI Jan. 8 & u
is .. Is
For Alaska. Jan. 8 and =. az a. N.
From San Francisco for Victoria and
Puget Sound ports. at .. m. Jan. s 10.
Is. 20. Is ard 20.
Tickets may be obtained at the ofFlca az
the company. at Ocean dock Seattle.
G0ODAI.I1 PERKINS q CO.
General Agents San Francisco.
]. Fl. JOHNSON. p. 3. Supt.. Seattle.
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE.
& Wiley Navigation Co.'S steamer
MuLTNOMAH
DAILY TIME CARD:

DAILY TIME CARD:
Leave. Arrive.
Olympia at $50 m Tacoma at. $50 4 n
Tacoma as.io:Oe q n Seattle at. 400 a
Seattle at. 100 y m Tacoma at. 500 m
Connecting with boats for shelton and
Kamichie.
FARE TO TACOMA. 50 CENT?
Landing, City Dock. foot OF Main street
CAPTAIN l.. WILEY. Manager.
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PUGET SOUND AND AI4ASkA STEAM-
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.
S:coaml LvIMll,. Tacoma. :, l1i0tArI 4:s5am
i:sopmIi.vI ri PIT Twns;d. ssIArlls :sspm
4.3opmlAriiio.. Victoria ...tMlLyI S.3Qnm
sDaIly except Monday.
Steamer leaves Yesler wharf. Seattle.
For rates and other informa ton apply
!. A. NApEAU, Gen, ACT, N. p. IT, n.
fesler ave. and Front St. Seattle
3. G. YERKES. Agent, YesIer wharf
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hofei. ARRIVALS.


M. Nssssssi'sssan, F.y',D. II Lyman. C-,,ar'n
Ass 4 $50. = .lss IA. r. asgt. St'a,tsa l,ss
s assss.s s - ,i'Ati. <, Terry. ceapcsi
~ Ssss At Uni. \ J',.sss = ~ = :,
Ssssa. = aaacSscA, lssa fSlunsefsf Aal. "a
IN sea4 NJ. VT II. Crown. =
{ .ssssS S 3 s.s.sots q =. Alafsasers. Fasr.n
va f.zlss0a. r. r. Isrsse. d.
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skAGrr RIVER ROUTE


Steamer Clan McDonaid feaves Seattle
Monday. January IA. at Midnight: weines-
day. January i6, at uasdaagh;: Friday, jam
uzry Is. at midnight. Leaves Mount YER
non Wednesday, January i6. at 4 a. M:
Friday. January IS. at a m. Sunday.
January %. at 7 a. m. Fare. ST. Meals,
3 cents. Berths. - cents. Ilily, pogar-
dus & Co.. Inc. owners and managers
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PORT TOWNSEND. PORT ANGELES
AND DUNGEisE5S.
srrAMER MONTICELLO

HTEAMER MONTICELLO.
Daily, except Monday. Time card COM
niencing Tuesday. August q, 1894.
Leaves Seattle. TOO a. M: Townsend.
Angeles. i.aV y. fn., leaves Port Angeles.
ESQ D, M: leaves Port Townsend. 6.0o p.
m: arrives Seattle, $50 p. m
CITY DOCK Co. Seattle. Agents.
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STEAMER CHTLRAT
yri5a leavs seattle January S9fh ard every
Is aa.; after Eatli further ngsIcs.
r. ". McssLi.EP. Master.
J. q. CARROLL. AGENT. SchwacaShsrs
wharf Telephone MO- o.
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PACIFIC NAvIGArIov co.

Tine cAfd ~ sEttEt OCT = -
Eaaftle aud Whafeom Fraste-~8fate Of
Washington leaves seStfie daily. except
Saturday at 10 -. III. Seattle and La Com
uer Roufe--FasrAavsn leaves seattle daily
except saturday 81 80 4, III. Tacoma and
Seattle Tuesdays. Thursdays ana Hstur-
DAYS At 40 y. IT,
YE8LER DOCK
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IAN JUAN ISI.ANpS-STEAME IL.
Ola THOMPSON.
Carrying United States mail leaves CITY
Dock, foot OF main street Monday. We'd
townsend. San Juan Islands and NeU
TIME CARD.
North Bound--Leave Seattle 90 = n.
leave Port Townsend 100 q. M: Leave
Friday Harhcr n.so a. M. leave Roche
Harbor ls.S0 p m: arrive New Wha<com
600 p. n.
South Bound-Leave New whatcom gsco
q m; leave Roche Harbor li:oo =. M
leave Friday Haroor 1900 m.: leave
Port Townsend 5.Se .. m: arrive Seatfle
BIS p. m.
]. r. Thompson, managing owner. :. ~
Hatfield. agent Phone. SSs.
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Lyons Kathairon
FOR THE HAIR.
Stimulates the roots,
Increases the growth.
Prevents it from
Falling out.
Eradicates dandruff,
And is a
Delightful dressing
For old and young.
Evening star., 1895-06-20
CoLUMpIAN.s NEW SCHOOL.
Synopsis of the Studies in Political
and Historical Philosophy.

and Historical Ph1lOsOpny.
The establishment of a school of politi-
cal and historical philosophy by Columbian
University has attracted wide attention,
and the favorable comment of educators
and scholars throughout the country is
directed toward the broad scope Of the
studies arranged and the practical method
of the system which will control them.
The design of the new school, as is well
known, is to acquaint the learner with the
genesis, development and growth of po-
litcal institutions by the comparative
method and to this end the class will be
constantly Called upon to make historical
research, the facilities for which in Wash
ington are unequaled. Original documents,
state papers and archives bearing upon
American history will be also at the lis
posal of the students in the State Depart
ment.
The courses include lectures Upon the .le-
velopmert of the English constitution,
French political Institutions, the evolution
of American political ideas, the history of
political economy in Europe, the economic
history of the United States, international
law, the theory of state and the history of
civilization, with accompanying studies OF
leading historians and authorities.
The branch on political economy will
embrace studies in socialism, cooperation
and other current economic problems, and
Postmaster General Wilson will deliver a
course of lectures upon the history of
American economic legislation. The other
lesturers will be Prof. Lodge, Maj. ]. w
Powell and Dr. o. T. Mason.