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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-29
A BRAVE SPANIARD
Wns the Commander at San Gero.
nlulo. In Cuba.
REFUSED THE INSURGENT DEMAND
To Surrender, AttOr Tearing Co.
mcE's Notc to Pieces.
CAPTURE AND BURNING OF TOWN

by tho Cuban l'cbcis Hal 1ts IRA.
matte Fcaturcs-Tho Women and
Children Permitted TO Loavo Do.
iorc tho Attack Was Madc-Artcr
tho Surrender Was Forced tho
Rebel Leader :mbracoI tho Gal.
liant Commander or tho Spaniards
and lEulo.izcd Ills HsroIsn. whilc
tho Soldiers Wcpt-rho iowa In
Ruins.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-29

TAMPA. Fla, juno 2S.-Col. EuriQucz
Collage was clllei suddenly to New
York By wire to-day. lie loft tonight.
His brother Thoma. accompanied him.
TEeig mission .B unknown, but it Is sun.
Do.rd 20 be in CONNECTION with their
contemplated expedition to Cuba.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-29

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Juno 2S.-Worl
"'a received in this city to-day from
Cuba 10 tho effect that Con. Bartholo.
new Maso in nIl probability has boon
"'"cted provisional president Of tho re.
InhIIc Of Cum in place of the late rrus.
dent MQrli,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-29

L'xEG1oY, Va. July 2s.-Thc two
hundred ton furnace At Iiucnn Vista
and Victoria furnace. ne Goshon. both
in this (Rockbridgc) county, will 60
Into blast in iew days, after n shut
down oil acvcral ycars.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-29
RALEIGH COUNTY TRAGEDY.
John Smith Kills His wife for Living With
Another Man.

Another Man.
CHARLESTON. W. Va, June 2S.-A spe-
cial from Raleigh Court House. this
state, SAYS that John Smith. living near
there, went to the house OF John Cadlc
while the latter WAS away and shot Mrs.
Smith so badly ihat she died the mex.
day. The pair had been illicitly iu,i-
mate while Smith was confined in the
state prison, and upon hi, return few
DAYS ago his vile refused to give up her
rotations with Cad!c and was shutting
the door in Smiths face when he fred,
killing her.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-29
IN HOT WATER.
Boss Crokor's Man Slmml Drove o
Horse to Donth In London.
THE ROYAL SP.C. A. TAKES ACTION

Aud an Investigation IL Go DO Mado
toSco if tho Great Taumnny Chiot
Himself Was a Party to tho Act of
Brutuiity-Mr. Labouohoro and
rJor0mo X. Joromo Dlttorly Do
nounoe Croltor as Leador Of q
sGaug of ItasoRlity."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-29

stH FnAXCscO. Jnno 2S.--Tord aud
''l'y ShoI!o Douglass nrc liv:aG ut
H'amcdn incognito at family Donrdn,
h'ufe' Ihcy intond 10 remain in scClus.
'on indefinitely.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-29

For West Virginia, Increasing clouLlno,s;
cooler: nnrthwtS,crlr winds
f0r Western Pennsylvania. Increasing cloudl.
nrs,; slightly cooler; nurIhcrly winds -
Forohto. increasing clondiucSs; cooler; north.
westerly winds,
ruE TEHrEnhrrEc rESrGRDiT
rS fntuiSl:od by q. SCuSErF utuc.I,t co,n,-
Market nud Fourteenth StrrctI
II. .m."""."-,..."." Ip. r,"..............,. s,
9h m.,.".."-,.'".".. S1l y. m."." ...-...,... 81
la, ,n.".-.o..."..".. 81. WcalhGr-EAI.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-29
ON LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN.
Thousands OF Epworth Langu,rs
Hold q Sunrise Sorvico.
CHATTANOOGA IS NOW CROWDED

With rwClyD thousand Delegates.
but Has No Trouble to EntDrtain
Them All-rhs Day Glvrn Up To
McthodiSm-h CDiorel Delegates
Appearance Creates u Sensation In
That Southorn Clty--rhc Pro-.
grammu 0r tho Day anI tho Night.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-21
MARINE NEWS.

fort Gamble Feb ia-Specsaa - Sailed :.
Schooner Meaeor, Capt Bora for Sa-,
Pedro. Arrived ship Dimsaaie. Capt. Do
hcrty. 10 load for the West coast
San Frnascascc Feb. 20.--Arrived-ccol-
ugrstsa- Astoria and Portland schooner c.
II. Merchant. Coos bay: schooner Marie
E. Snias,I. Tacoma. Costa RaCa, Depart
ure bay: City OF Puebaa. yicaogsa ana
Port Townsend. Ciearef-Shap Oriental,
Nanainfo. Depamesi---w-elling.o Narlal.
mo: Arago. Coos bay; strip Yosemite. Ne
Tlairn1; bark Gatiierer, Seattle; bark
Leahi. Victoria: schooner Free Trade.
T2llans1ok hay. Fs-efghts assf charters
American Sassp Columbia. coal from Seat
Gle to San Francisco; American bark J..
n. Peters. coal from Departure bay 20
san Francisco.
East Chatham. Feb .o-Specsal. The
schooner Roy Summers is Lxasssng a cargo
Of FIR lumber at the naiai wharf here for
San Pedro. The schooner I.ena Sxseaxy
arrived Sunday 20 load humber for sans
port.
1ssrx Townsend. Feb. s0.-Snaclal-Ar-
sss'ssi-Gee'EfEan ship Siren. from rclsssy,,e
for Tacoma: British SKI, tsserrss< f-,r,
Carrazei. Chile. for PORT Riakesey. saila.4
Schooner Meteor. from Port GAMBLE for
San Pedro.
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's.as an yesterday morning trying -

heads an yesterday morning trying %
get Ia
Schooner Puritan Is twenty-seven days
cut from San Franchises for smsshfs cove
20 load electric light poles
Capt Csaad Troupe has turned the
steamer Mary r. Persey over 20 the
owner. Capt Reddsng. who VIII In future
run the boat himself.
Cart Hansen went down TO Everett
yesterday for the purpose Of securing the
steamer San Juan. and II successful viii
pat her On he Hattie Hansea's run 70
Dogfsh bay.
Steamer Utopia viii leave az 3 o'clock
tonight from Central wharf for Vancouver.
b. c.
Bark Ncnsntum arrived in SAN Fran
cisco last Monday with her cargo OF lum-
Der from Pert Blakeiey. after . quick
passage Of twelve days.
Steamer City OF Topeka arrived in this
port At O'Clock this morning from
Alaska with freight. mail and passengers.
As far as known she WIN leave on Feb
ruary =. her regular sailing dsy. The
fare on the up trip to Juneau viii be IS
and SIS
Steamer wa.,a waIla was at the bunk
ers yesterday. taking On . cargo OF coal
1or San Francisco.
Ship Spartan had In l.eoo tons OF coal
last night. and viii finish her cargo OF
s.Ieo tons tonight or tomorrow morning
and get on; 20 sea tomorrow about noon.
Bark Germania will begin loading today
with Black Diamond coal.
Ship Alexander Mcneil Is due from San
Francisco TO load coal Tor thu ,rpvon
Improvement Company.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-21
FOREIGN MARKETS
Financial.


LONDON. Feb. a.--Bar silver. q 11-1sd.
Consoss, i04 Ii-l6. Bank OF England dis
count rate. per cent.
New York. Feb. 2o.--The Evening Post S
London cakiegram says: The markets
We're dull today. Foreign stocks wexe
weak ON the Egyptian news. Prices ON
the Paris bourse were weak but bestar at
the close. Americans were dull ndtwdtal-
standing the success of the new loan. but
closed better. Silver stocks we're weak.
Breadstaffs and Grains.
Liverpool. Feb. 3o.--Wfcat-Spot. quiet
demand. poor; No. red wlrstsr. - Cd:
No. red spring. As Sd: No. / hard Mari-
;oba, s. l-2d: No. ! California. IS "a. Fti-
lures closed firm; February. Is 3d. March,
IA lid. April, ss I'D: May. Is s3-4d;
June. ~ IA; july, Is lid.
Corr-Spot, steady; American mixed
new, g lid: futures closed firm: Feb
r,yary. Is Id. March, Aprss, May, June
and July. Is SD.
Fiosr-Steady: demand moderate; st.
Lkslss fancy winter. IS Sd.
HopS-Unchansed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-21
THE TWO JOLLY SHIPPERS.
Amusing Incidents OF the Collier Rae
From san Francisco.

Amusing Incidents Of the Collier Race
From san Francisco.
The recent race from San Francisco 10
this city between the Spartan and Ger
mania, mention Of which was made in
Monday mornings Post-intelligencer has
created more interest on the water front
In that line than any race for years past.
The funny part Of the whole affair is that
both captains were piling on canvas try
Ing to see which would reach port FIRST.
not knowing that . number OF bets had
been made IN this city on the outcome
and that a fine hat was awaiting the
winner. The story OF the race. as told by
both captains, Is as follows:
The Germania left San Francisco at 6
o'clock on the morning of February 6. and
the Spartan left two hours afterward.
The Germania took the course north of
the Farallon islands. outside San Fran
cisco. and with the two hours. start had
about twenty miles the advantage. The
Spartan, when she came out. did not have
the same wind as the other boat. and was
compelled to take the course south OF the
islands. They kept pretty close 10 each
other the first day. but after that saw
nohing OF each other until coming up the
Straits Both vessels were sailed for all
there was in them. however. and the first
mate of the Germania said yesterday:
Eve packed the linen to her until the
water was In over cur lee rail-"
Capt Pearson. OF. the Germania. thought
the Spartan beat him in past the cape,
but by comparing notes with Capt. Polite
at Shipping Master Garr;son's Office Il
was found that the Germania was In first.
and had the captain kept the linen on and
not been heaving up fash lights. he would
hays won the hat put up by the winner
by n. III. Martin, agent OF the Black
Diamond company In this city. When
Capt. Polite sailed in past the cape he
made for Neah bay. looking for a tug.
but, not seeing eny. kept her on east by
north and came mp the Straits ut a fif-
teen-mile rate. The next morning Capt.
Pearson came on deck at daylight. and.
seeing the Spartan sailing ahead. gave
the command: "Give her the linen; there
Is the Spartan on the south shore" but
the command was too late. for the tug
HoIyoke came along and towed the big
ship in ahead and anchored her to the
inside CITY buoy The Germania was
flowed In by the Discovery. a much small
er and slower tug than the Holyoke.
Capt. Pearson, OF the Germania. says
he is thoroughly satisfied to arrive so
close to such fast ship as the Spartan.
and his friends along the front think he
would have been the happiest man on
earth IL he had known he was ahead or
the Spartan and could have caught tho
Holyoke first Both captains met on
Monday and went arm in arm down the
bunkers to their respective ships. each
with a five-gaiion can Of milk In his hand
and both happy TO know that they had
arrived safe .sAl
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions Since january ! ana FOL
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
ReaI estate transactions since January
:, 1se5 are s7s. ssss5. There were fled for
record wednesday 10 deeds. the con-
sia4ratious aggregating S.ssf. Following
As The list as furnished by the Daily
Record, room ~, Scheuer1nan block:
Elijah Griffith TO Ida NJ. Fulton. lot
1s, block g. I.atoHa LIST add, 81.
John McKenna to his wife Nora, lots
and & block s. and lots Il and Is. block
5. III Motor Line add. 81
e. Z. Powell TO Sarah A. Kinnauan.
10, "a. block es. Portland and Puget
Sound Railway add South Seattle. 600.
Flarvius s. Cole TO Louisa Ttdrick, lot
I. block I. Renton add. 81.
James Colvfu 20 ]. 3. Berlin IA acre
.n Crows list add Kent, s2oc-
Carrie and Thomas A. Coffin TO James
r. Murphy. lot 10. block IS. Gilman Park.
SIS
Edward Biewett to Henning Larson. lot
II. block T. Denny & Hoyt add. $50.
C. III. Pike TO g. Hovik, blocks 50 and
81. Central add. quit claim. 81
s Hovik tn w. X. Adams. lots / and
:. block 81. Central add. $50
Elizabeth c. and Jennie N. White 70
William Metca!f. lot ;, block II. Washing
ton add si.ioe.
Fred l.. Draper 10 William n. Smith.
lot Q. block III. State Park add. 80.
u H. Bi8cknnar TO W. r. RIageway.
lots s to L. block Isl. Salmon Bay Park
add, given 10 fulfill contract, qui, claim.
s..
Helen l.. Annie r.. Ada NJ. and Carl
F. Shohia6 10 Mamie A. Scott, lot /,
block ., Adulls add. guilt claim. 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-21
WATER FRONT NOTES.

The local inspectors will 20 % Tzcor-a
today sor the purpose OF placing the
pressure On the boilers cs the steamer
wtiispa. ard On Friday viii Inspect the
assle steamer CITY 81 Renton.
Steamer CAiieat rs expected hack from,
Alaska on or about February -
Schooner Mary Dodge - aus rros.s San
Francisco for tbs port since January 2.
and Is long overdue
Sse&uH- Resale teek az. 10 tens OF
wheat from Arisnstoz dock 70 Victoria
last night.
TIE report from T&t&ash- island yester-
day STATED ssas . bark was outside The
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


The Board o1 Trade.
Chicago. Fen N-Fore4gn markets.
were about steady ana 20 was the OPEN
ing Of the wheat trade May wheat
closed yesterday At Sc lie. opened at that
price. and . few transactions az 1-isc
under that. During the first two hours
the range was connnsd between the
prices just qussed and ss sc. The North
western receipts we're not as heavy as
yesterdays advices bad predicted Be-
foee the forenoon had gone the market
connmenced to improve II ruled strong
between IL and O'Clock and kept in
the nesghborhood Of sc. rather over than
under that moee Ct thu time. The clos
ing cables came firm Tho prineirai In
fauence In ths buying here which caused
the Advance Was the rumor which claimed
damage to the French crop. May sold
At Sc f-6c az the close
Corn was not very active. but was
nrm- It's strength was inspired BY the
advance in wheat May opened At 447-sc.
sold eparingiy at a i-4s74s 3-sc. rose to
~ 7-Sc and closed ~ a s-4s1A 7-sc.
In oats the fluctuations were ruled en-
tirely by corn. and a firmer market was
reported May sold from Is 7-sc 10 . lac.
closing az the natter price.
Inc nog receipts. wniee we're es.i-
mA'eu - ss'" nonDefeo s-""' anu 'ne
Iatter nuHioer ID esumatea tof tono4fo".
Inc provision marker weakened as con-
sequence. FORK opened with dechns
" iAru &c ana rips oc' ana 'nose
"eso ane .osses estan'saed Ds the eios-
ING prices.
Closing Quotations.
Wneat-Febroary, 30 s-41So s-sc; NAY.
o. a-sgss l-ac.
Corn-February. = SIC: May. n a-lG
a 1-sc.
oats-February. . 1-4c: May, y l-Ac.
fork-February. $40: May, 5000.
Lard-February. ss.5s: May. $50.
Ribs-February. $50, May. $5.A l-24
$50.
Tinofhy-8-so.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Tho Board of Trade.

Tho Board of Trade.
San FrafsciScc. Feb. eD.---Famliy extras.
IS; bakers' extras ss.isd3.2 IS: super
fssa. s.. i0a52ao
Whcait--Moyerneur continues sAsw: ss,sy,.
Ping wheat. 81 i-sc. with s. Lac and posi-
rsy SIC for fancy offerings. Mitisrx.
si-scsssoc. walaa Wasia wheat. 75fl77 ]. n,
Tor fair average quality. Is s-saisi a-4o for
easesteru and ?og57e f-2o for damp.
ksrsey--T'rads siraxs ha<fiy. buyers being
wfsoasy indifferent Feed. fair to good.
ai-a*S SIC: ohssscc. 7sc: brewing. ssasoc
Oats Offerings are moderate. sast the
dsglnri 81 equally so. MlsMng, sioc
ais; surprises. s.oeQi.is: fancy feed. SIG
10: fair TO good. seUaSc: poor % fair.
Ni-Ses. lie; block. si.lssil, 50: red. si.o6q
La III gray. IS I-2Qs7 i-2c-
Flour, sacks. $500; Oregon. ass; wheas.
ssssTssss. s.s,s; oregon 1857; harley. i.7si:
eTesyna. M; cats. centals. ais: Oregon,
aSSS; oorn. censass, IS; rye. sacks, SO:
Vrsson, s7S; beans, sacks. liza
Closing Quotations.
Wheas-Firn. December. As-&c; May.
se
sss-Sc.
cnrn-sleai IL
B<aas-slSs0
Produce.
aSsaoses-Clsoscr qualities bring full fig.
eses' We quote as follows: New psy;a-
seTes' l-2G2c per gSnsnsi: early rose, sSse
". river reis. a,3agsr: hur%narks sagsssc
uFvSoA b'ss'lsssiks. 4aasec: Salinas bur
ranks sSrs1sl; SWEETS. tocalN for rivers
ana si,s'@fl.s5 per GENITAL for choice stock
fs4f-ter-lIya slrar'seS ss,Su ehow.s si<>,lin-
80 tendency. Creasnery-Fars>y. 1s9iac:
ses0s'is l'giSo: insSatscn. isafisc. Dairy
as'<s-. l-s0isc: goss 90 choice. - l-ssa
t%1g. lsa -: sure lots. Sasc.
F@sgS~A'xsssser snasn decline IN prs.~Ss
saay We quose: Caaeownsa. rassca, isQ
4fSi store lots. "A t-S3iSc per dozen.
Financial.
Silver harS. % s-Sssse i-s.
Aesscssn tso}sasss ~ t-ssYSAc.
sH~ es~SSsszs. &c. teaegrasxA sxsr.
Mining stocks.
Alta. =; Asysha coascAazsss G: A-~seS
4 Belctsssr. Is: Best & B.sschz.r. "a. Rose
No'sAHSs*fses, IS. BgIfsan. :: Rsasvex Csn-
ssiS>d - CalssSosasa, s: cssalss1ge Ccz-
eAtec. y; Cssaslssr. q: CSssfFas-sS>A 70:
= sA'''s'st<sAiei Csa'iao-1aa and Virginia. as;
s%'ssoikats~s Imperial. |: Crown Port, 81;
>..sSe'ea'iSr. :. tSss2A8 & Gurr.e. IL; HaAe 4
:, ssFS'osss y; 3aAa. !. IaSssce. 8: Lady
:, ~'sf's'sSse'n NSsyssolkiasai. :: Mexican. -:
s.assa ~: Aso<srt DsaAso. 10: os~esgesssaf
s-sis'Sifsaisst. 5: opha-. fas: overssan. -.
.sa0sss. q. Savage. s.: Sierra Nevada. S.:
seT hs8. :. S'Ve- ksng. 10: rExsacrs Cog
ss%Aies% a.: Yellow Jacket. ~
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TNas>oTgsa, FEB. so.-sspecaai The Mohscan
vert car today 10 test thirty tons 81 WIZ
kescn cosi. She viii reIurT 'syzuovr0v %
rerzain Until sarne time rex. week. rnvs-
Ta.sous are OFT for a recssws.ta-, 10 De gwen
by Tire officers sboari rho vessel Friday.
The Scu.sfsh HIS. TOW ready 20 80 e,
sea, takes a cargo 90 Sosi tons % wRakat
ard TIE f.sNsg2ss, which vsSii probably xsasl
tkinanrTow. takes q cargo OF SIS tons oe
whssxS.
Brssfsss sap Ca~Tis- has lsaaisf from,
eseysscr A 70 elevator r ard is Iaaasrz
wheat
Tire No-tAs-n Pacific diver "a san a.
work on his s~azch Tor IRE r,rs<zsrs- ia orp
sxte. but as yss has he%a unable 20 ara 4.
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,,rYrrc NAyIcATroN co

Time card Ia eject Oct. .. 1854
Seattle and Whatccm reuts-Stste OF
washington leaves Seattle daily, except
csvrSay AT 10 p. m. Seattle and La Con-
80 poufe--FAsrhaven leaves Seattle daily.
except saturday a. go 2 m Tacoma ard
SSss,,is tuesdays, Thursdays and Hafur-
Gays YFSLER DOCK.
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BANK OF BRIrTsH coLrrMnrA

Paid UP capital. s.. ote, 100; reserve 81 H5..
900. Head Office. 50 Lombard street Lon.
don. Branches. Portland. San Francisco.
Seattle. Tacoma. Victoria, New westnain-
ster. Nana4mo. kamioops. Nelson. VAN
couver. Il. c. A general banking and ex-
change business transacted. Loans MADE
Bills discounted Commercial credits
granted Deposits received on current ac-
count subject to check. Interest paid on
time deposits.
r. LEA BARNES. Manager.
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Come.
Cbnee-Cpk1om czune1 etea3y - sG10
posnks MT axfTance, Ocs5ber, $l4N. De-
s--sfers az 7a477A5 6pus co6ee-Rso
nrm. No. 2. Is 10. lfzsd- Oesady.
SUGAR.
Hunr-Raw. stan<3y: ss5es. 60 hass cen-
G1un1 ssFeuk 90 CAnazSa. . z-fsc m tuox3:
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

NSs York. FAsso - --Tgass was Yaae an &C.
e-Fe Gay - t1se Socck exchansSs> bat tire
ss*eassIsoss sEs Flse man aas Arm ~ srssse
--ai : majority - tsse ISSUES xssust trs
- iaf~'s''- sAam on Yesterday. THE at
~A~S's g. IS s2ls oq@x4aS % tire ssacscgsss-
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sKAGrr RIVER ROUTE.
TINE CARD.

STEAMER CLAN MCDONALD
Leaves Lilly. Bogardus & Co.'S dock. Se-
attic. Monday. Wednesday and Frssiay,
calling at Edmonds, Richmond. Tulafp,
Sfanwopd. Florence, FIR. Sbagit City,
Mount Vernon and Avon. Returning.
leaves Mount Vernon Wednesday, Friday
and Sunday. Feb. a0gh, I'D and Nth, at Z
a. m. arriving at Seattle at p M
LILLY. BOGARDuS a. CO., Inc.
Owners and Managers
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WEST COAST STEAM NAVIGATION
COMPANY.

STEAMER FARALLoN.
9<say-4 San Francisco February q,
March Is and 81.
Lave Seaftse March and 2, April &
Passenger ard fresga. rates the lowest.
TICKETS and freight rates can be OBJ
tanned by applying to
J. q. CARROLL Agent
Union dock. foot Of Unicn street. Seat
tie Telephone e.
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VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMER RosAIIE.

STEAMER ROSALrE.
Arlington dock. leaves fer Victoria and
Port Townsend daily. except Sunday, at
u3c .. M: returning. leaves Victoria 3
townsend and way ports daily. except
sunday st q. M. Sunday. direct, at 8
q m: returning direct. leaves Port Town
aend at n M Telephone 10.
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PEol LES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental block. Seattle Wash.
Capital. .................... sloo GO

OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
jacob Furth..-..-... -.........--.... President
Arshu. A. Denny. Vice President
James r. Hayden. .Man'gr.. Cash'r, Sec'y
Frank ]. B.odgett.. assistant Cashier
Slsmund Schwabacher. John Collins.
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Interest allowed per annum. Six per
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binary deposits.
Dividends declared last days OF May ana
November. Loans made On real estate cr
approved coliateralS only.
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