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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-08
KEPT STRICTLY TO BUSINESS.
First Presbyterian Church Meeting
Does Not Deal With the Pastor.

The annual meeting OF the First Pres
byterian church as a corporation was held
last night and somewhat to the surprise,
perhaps disappointment, OF several OF the
members. there was no reference 10 the
position of the pastor. The secretary was
about to read the minutes Of the meeting
two months ago, when motions were intro
duce6 asking for DR. Alison's resignation
and for a reduction OF salary. but an obj &C.
ton was raised that this was matter for
the congregational meeting. 20 be held rext
Thursday week, and this was sustained
The trustees reported that the debt Ct
the church was now over so 900, and that
, the deficiency for the past year amounted
TO s22J.13. The reports OF the various
church organizations were then read and
approved Irving r. Cole. the retiring
trustee, vas reelected. as was also w r.
Ballard as presiding officer for the ensu-
ing year.
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The Marion ordered TO Chile.

San Francisco, Oct. THE United States
steamship Maricn tonight received orders
from the navy department 10 sail next
Thursday for Talcuquanna, Chile. While
the mission OF the Marion IS not positively
known. IL is believed that she. Is going 20
Chile 10 reinforce several claims that me
American consul at Ta,cuquanna recently
made in behalf Of citizens of the United
States who have claims against the Chilean
government. One OF the officers OF the
Marion said that he believed the purpose
of sending the ship TO Chile was for the
purpose of making a display OF force in
the hope that such a step might have a
tendency TO hasten tho settlement OF the
claims against the Chilean government.
The Marion viii stop at San Diego 70 re-
ccal and win touch at the principal MeXi-
can ports. At Guayaquil she viii give the
United States ship Alert orders 10 proceed
to Mare Island for repairs.
The officers and crew Of the Marion spent
the summer on Puget sound. in the Mohi-
can, and were recently transferred.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions since January 1 and for
Yesterday.

Real estate transactions since January
!. 1885. are s.. 7So. 5so.s7. There were fled
for record yesterday deeds. the consid-
erations aggregating s5.2s5.2 -. Following is
list furnished by the Daily Record. room
A. Schsuerman block:
West Coast Improvement Company TO
Stinson MN Company. lot 81. block Il.
Gilman Park. 500.
l. ID. Ford 10 ". G. Crawford, lot %,
block p Bayside add, q. c., 81
West Coast Improvement Company to
Martha Redmond. lot -, block 20. Gilman
Park. 500 .
Harry Boynton TO Alice NJ. Boynton, lot
II, block II. Gilman Park. 1880.
Thomas Anthony to Mildred Spencer, lot
IL. block -. Denny & Hoyts add. $500.
Charles NJ. Sheafe 10 Carl Z. Eggert. lots
] and 2. block 80, A. Pontius' add, s, 800.
Sheriff TO Guarantee Loan & Trust Com
pany. nwiA SELL. and sia sei4. and se4 swA
sec .. and sci. sec q. and undivided u niz
nwi&. and nw1& nel4, sec =. tp 20. s.
sl.s92.2 90
Adelia Carpenter twidow) to Guarantee
Loan & Trust Company. lots and 6, block
IS, Denny & Bells Second add, q. C. 81.
JASPER Compton TO Edward b. Downing,
lots = and 70. Sunnyside Five-acre
tracts, 81.
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.rncnna Marine New@.

Tacoma oct. -Saeclal.-The Northern
y,o.sec.z liner Strathuevis arrived IN port
a. --a1 this morning. She brought the
largest cons gnment OF six ever handled
al this port. consisting OF Isis halcs. \
larse amount OF tea. sugar and cuTios was
also included IN the cargo. -Four Chinese
and two japanese steerage passengers
we're landed here
-rho ter snip peIEonar. capt Kitchen.
arrived I'm port this evening, th!rty-six
davs out from Yokohama. She brings a
full cargo OF tea-
The bark Fcrrsss : Thompson. ~ san
Francisco. came in this afternoon in tow
~ the Mouutaineer. having cargo o.
g-cveral merchandise.
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Omaha Live stock Market.

Hops Dull.
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The steamer has a powerful searchlight
20 be used AT small vharves where she
only lands when Tagged.
Tug Mayfower has brought IN q scow-
lead Of rock from Port Orchard.
G. c. Cherry, United States inspector Of
boilers. returned from Tacoma yesterday
On the Cricket.
Stear1ey Edith has been removed 70
Moran's dock. 10 allow thu use OF the
space at the Coinan dock
Steamer State OF Washington. which
has been undergoing extensive repairs. in
Guiding new shaft, viii resume-lsr Route
next Sunday night
Steamer Mabel has returned from Shell
ton. where she took sixry-fiye tons OF oats
hay from Skagft river. She has since gone
10 Hancock slough for another load.
Steamer Skagft Chief IS laid up by an
accident. her cylinder head having been
blown out while near Tacoma last Sat
urday. She will be ready for her route
again by Friday.
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HOTEL. NORTHERN


u J. McAuliffe. Lon1on.
3. Anderson. Lawrence. Wash.
Mrs. J. II. Fc-tie-. New Whatccn.
D. Mcclellan, New Whetcom.
Z w. White. Portland.
u g. Corhin. Spokane.
\. ". S0raer and family, Salem, Or.
J. z. Goldsmith. 81 Paul.
y T. II. Merrill. Tacoma.
Miss Sarah Gerry. Tscor9a-
Mrs. L II. Quinn and saily. wicker
5. II. Mccartney. sumas.
John BOYLE. SuynaS.
Frank W. Clark. Everett.
I :. MAYER, City.
Il e Mckinley. Tacoma.
George 5. Kirkharn. 81. Joseph
George l. Taft. Tacoma
q. J. MCGEE. Fargo.
Milo Kelly. Tacoma.
". %. Stewart. Tacoma
\. +. Hester. Lowell
George Hamilton, Port Townsend.
y. kautz. Tacoma.
A. kautz. Tacoma.
l.. y. Edwards. Yakima.
HOTEL DILLER.
William MoFail,. Alaska.
@. II. Kellogg. Honuiam.
q. =. WinEler wnatcom,
George F. MAIDEN. Kent.
James DouEan. Tacoma.
John ". Gillespie. San do Fuca
Edward L. Ray. Sumner.
h. .. Brown. New York.
J. r. Hall. San Francisco.
George ". Tibhets. Issaquah.
". A. Van Dusen. Cherry Valley.
john Mclean. Juneau.
y. J. Smith. issaquah.
+. G.. Kelly, Arlington.
Fred Foss. Snohomish.
G.. NickiaSon. Stanwood
Charles Breu Snohomish.
WIZ va ~ Wiatcom
Charles Walsh. Everett.
Samuel lille. Cherry Valley.
1yen Evenson. Cherry Valley.
August Denolf. Novelty.
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Cost OF Living MT County Hospital.

II costs the county only s4si 70 main
tain person AZ the county hospital for
one month This showing came out last
evening through report for the month
OF September. Following is a synopsis:
Groceries and meat consumed. ....sf70 SIS
Vegetables and produce consumed.
(raised on farm, estimated COST. $50 y
The total consumption. 1871 %
Average number of inmates. includ-
ing employees. ..-...-.......... "a
Average cost OF maintaining each
person during the month..........s 4st
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Tho steamer city Of PUeba sailed from
san Francisco Monday with these passen-
gers.
ft5- Victoria-J. 4 Kerr. Ross Eckhar!;-
Mrs Courtney. Miss Calder. Mrs. 4 10
,,.terlf airs. teruinchaTn - IS Corning
BAN NJ. Cor1lngharn. g. 2. Slse and wife.
II. a. Douglass. II. ". Kent. J. M-Ali.s-
fe- P~of Barnard and wife. Mss Burns.
NFrs =. steele. ST.. Mrs. T. III. Eye, Capt
= Tavior. Mrs. ". +. Morrison,
Seattle-Mrs- 9. fossfr aa@ s'n- N''
-, ~ Sr-snrer. AIRS. Hale. q. Graham
~ fiarris,n- wife and tNo children, Mrs,
a ". Harper ard daughter. \ L1iranent
NJ r,,hare ana wife. NJ. Nood.
t-l.rl!nr Ms. g. Rosmou8, Pearl WHIT
c,-,,b. Mrs. f. II. Cole. Ms 9. NcAlis-
ter. a. r. Clancy. ". y , &-.As ,.ll' =
~ t4,-,,ran. Rev. =. Tosg. +. :. Way. G.
.r,+5,ne'-Tera clark. =. ". clark
T,~t Townsena-W. J. Jones.
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Priest wagner Indicted.

St Joseph. Mo, Oct. THE grand jury
today returned an indictment against
Dominick Wagner. the priest. for
assault seducing a girl under IL
years Of ago. ana abduction. The
Jury Is investigating the charges Of
enbeZzlement preferred against the priest
by members Of his congregation. The three
indictments returned this morning will
probably not he pressed. as the priest mar
ried the girl Saturday night.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
HOTEL FREMONT.

HOTEL FREMONT.
W. u Dobbs. Lynden.
! H. Canendes, Lynden.
II. ". Norman, Saginaw. Mich.
Nose Subosa- Saginaw. Mich.
&. Norman. Saginaw. Mich.
Stephen Norman. Saginaw, Mich.
Charley Norman. Saginaw. Mich.
William Norman. Saginaw. Mich.
Theodore Iafontalne. Saginaw, Mich.
George Laneck. Saginaw. Mich.
Mrs. Orela Norman. Saginaw. Mich.
Mrs Minnie Norman. Saginaw. Mich.
Mrs. Nose Subosa. saginaw. Mich.
Mrs Nellie laneck. SAGINAW. Mich.
Mrs Ncttie Norman. Saginaw. Mich.
Miss Ida Norman. Saginaw. Mich.
Miss Gertrude Norman. Saginaw. Mich
Niss Lillian Norman, Saginaw. Mich.
Miss Myrtle Norman. Sa ginaw. Mich.
Miss Emma Norman. Saginaw. Mich.
Miss Clara Norman. Saginaw. Mich.
Miss Nelson Norman, Saginaw. Mitch.
Miss George Laneck. Saginaw. Mich.
Miss Efie Laneck, Saginaw. Mich.
Miss Katie Doyle, Saginaw MIch.
Mrs. l. 81 Johnson. Seattle
RAINIER-GRANp
II III Fields. Port Chester. X y.
". J. Lane. P0aghkeepsie.
W T. Ramsay. What Cheer. Ia
Mrs John \. Davis. Chicago.
George W. Davis. Chicago.
]. p Niers. san T rancisco.
Mr. Bennett and party. Tacoma.
John N. Warwick. Sultan.
a +. J PercivaL Spokane.
= ". Hume. Spokane
\ Schooumaker and wife. Chicago.
Frank Coomhs. Great Fails.
= W rettygT1ve, san Francisco.
". +. Dennlson and wife. san Fran
cisco.
p g benjamin.. Saginaw.
g. A. Inter. San Francisco.
- B3aacu. Portland.
NJ r. Cr.swold ana wife. Erie. Ia.
\. Hansen. city
NJ MAYER. san Francisco.
& 4. Hunter. New York
wv Smith. New York.
7 W Thomas. san Francisco.
: Freedman. Portland.
~ NJ. Eejnewan, san Francisco
1s~ aud Mrs. William j. Mead. Pbi!sdel-
Ms. q. Is. wright. Chicago.
Mss T. = Wright. Chleaco.
+. a Miller ana Wlfr. Portland.
HOTEL BUTLER
p~ q =. Wells. Shelton. wash
Georcr \ Brook. fssaGuah-
i " flavsk ins. Anacartes.
Tc9wiaR Almond. AHacoTfeS
T.. n. clark and vie. Anaco-tes.
w II Clarke ARD wife. Auacortes
a. GreenberE. Peri angeles.
NJ olsen Portland
J. NJ Gamble ST. Louis
Charles Tucker u oatccr1-
= Warhurtou, Tacoma.
j p Croker. Everett
D. T. GIlliEc, ASctoTsa-
John - poTnin. san - ncisco-
William r. Bird. Tacoma.
T. ". Gillespie, Nesf \ oTk-
a. = Newman. Orua IA.
= : Bates. Portland
II Z Burke. san Francisco.
~ J Hunt. chicago
John T HnVf. olympia.
q. " TNppal. Portland.
1o5R y ont AID v.ie. Ioazt Pleasant.
Ecwa.
=. Z. Goess. Everett
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-08
CHICAGO MARKETS.
The hoard of Trnde.

Chicago, Oct. Wheat ruled quiet and
weak. Nearly all the early influences were
against the price; cables were dull and
weak, domestic markets heavy, the dellv-
cries in the Northwest large, and there
sas 4 heavy Increase expected In the vis!-
BE supply. All these conditions had a de-
pressing effect on holders. and there was
n9re or less liquidation and short selling.
resulting IN tho decline. Later. however.
when II became evident that the increase
n the visible supply would not be as large
a. estim ated. the feeling began to
fFengfhcu some. and there was a grad
usl recovery. The trade was quiet
throughout. and price changes compare
lively narrow. December closed al 59c.
c7rn was about featureless. weakness
re rule Liberal arrivals. weaker cables
te3 sympathy with the depression IN
wheat we're the weakening factors. May
Closed AZ 2SiAc, a decline OF &c from yes
tsrtay's closing pricc.
Oats were dull and easier. IN sympathy
sih the decline IN wheat and corn. May
sd from -, 20 20kc and closed az 20M,.
IN provisions The hog cholera talk. al
iAsugh believed to be exaggerated, Gre
s'el come uncasiness and caused mod
sfaie advance In pork and ribs. January
park gained nc. January lard closed un-
sAaheed. and January ribs closed 2iac
hishar
Closing Quotations.
Nheat-O,tohcr 57%c; December. w7s9
carn-october. 2o'ac; November. &C.
oats-octooer. TNGlSc asked. Novem-
te' l5lsc.
Pork-octOSer. $40 asked; January.
rs7k
iars-o.tooer. ;zsslsg20; January.
FS.A85S6
Elax-s2. I217295.
Fnothy-s5 g.
Live stock.
CAo8ce hocvcs today We're IN brisk de-
hand an advance Of l0c. with sales on
.as hss.s Of q IoGS60 for the best. From
ss9 down choice cattle sold freely. and
'efy good oeeves were Plentiful and rath-
= animated 81 tt5oG5. bat common %
.eai0m steers moved OF slowly AZ g ga
- such kinds show ng weakness. Cows
- seiiers sofia mostly az Sl75sIeeo and
.sis az s-ie -. Western rangers were
.aiFiy actiyc. steady FOR the best and weak
y others
n hegs the large offerings caused wesk-
atss and the general market was &c lower.
,,ea.non to prime heavy. S. 60Eaa 81. mixed
49, light weights, s2556f42n: Vics
ets@A Sales We're largely ~ S. ssss4 05 Tor
askers and Al59&s5 for shippers
sheel'-IAeTc WAS A good demand and
.aes We're steady Natives sold AZ s. S097
:. Tor Inferior - prime export lots
ssss'erns, SefaG3eo and lambs. SSss93 a.
r. s''''P ''~ -''s '''' ''''''
.esceip,s-ca'He e,coo. calves 500. hogs
sete. sh aso a oa
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A man named Root was arrested by on
Ger Powers yesterday morning while asleep
IN the Green Tree saloon. on Washington
street. on a charge of stealing a purse and
money from Josie Gamble. in a Pike street
lodging house Powers had noticed a man
run out OF tho lodging house the night
previous. and shortly afterwards The wo-
man complained to him OF the robbery
Two men he found in her room said Root
was the thief. and when he went of duty
Powers went in search OF him
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Thronrh the Sknclt Ont rleld.

]. J. Bogardus has returned from STarit
river. where he went on the steamer
Champaign taking along his horse and
buggy. with these he drove from Fir 10
Ia Conner. visiting all OF the big farms.
Farmers are still busy threshing," said
he. land win be FOR several days There
is an Immense crop Of oats. but many OF
them are slightly stained"
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nrondstn1s nnd GrnIns.
MARINE NEWS.

san Francisco, oct. 7.--Arrivea-Alki, Sc
attic; schr Olga. Tacoma peparted-City
OF Puebla. Victoria: sh May Flint. Bristol.
Hc.--.iam. Oct -Special.-Arrivei-St
Point Iona. from san Francisco. Sailed
-Schrs Nelancthou and James \. car
neld from Hosuiam for san Francisco.
sch ]. u. weatherwax. from Aberdeen for
SantA EArhara.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-08

The Northern Pacific railroad au5 its
connections have issued a circular an
v.,sy,stnr "A reduction on lumber Single.
~, fu car load lots az from 5 90 cents
r.,r 100 pounds The reduction applies from
seattle. Tacoma. Portland and other
ratnfs 10 which terminal rates are applied
Is points in Iowa. The rate on lumber.
f7ts. shingles. fence posts. etc, in mixed
ar loads Is ~ cents per Ice. For nr lam
he- ~ straight car loads The rate IS u
cents per la8
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-08
GAUNTLET PICKED Up
Socialists Gladly Accept EN-
peror Williams Challenge.
RED FLAG CONGRESS MEETS.
One Delegate Demands state Prohibit
ton Of Wet Nurses, TO Give Steril-
tied MIX a Chance.

Brssiau. Oct. Herr Iiehknecht, in his
inaugural speech al the opening Of the So
cialist congress today, referred 10 the re-
marks recently made ny Emperor Will
lam. saying attempts had been made 10
vilify the social democracy: but. he
added, the party could now defy defeat,
no matter how many aayonets were at the
disposal OF those who wished for a trial
OF strength.
Herr Liebknecht said that II they wanted
fight the social democrats vert their
men Continuing. he said: The highest
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Omaha. Oct. 7.-Cattle-Steady, active:
stockers and feeders. Toe higher all sold
quickly: Western steers. s.. S0d4I5: can
ners. 81. t0GJ2-35; stockers and feeders. s27J
63S0: calves. $365.25
Sheep-Market steady: Westerns. So 2S4
$50: common and stock sheep, $2g2.70
lambs, $2T450.
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specuvely on sales Induced by IN. an
pointment OF q receiver for the co-npanv
Financial.
Money on call, firm ar 1.S71 ner car,
iast lean. .: closed. per cent Prime rner-
e~ahtiie paper. f1.G51s per cent. Sterling
exchange weak. with actual business in
bankers. bills AZ 4.s7ssG4 sTt. for demand
aIia s4sbat r4s6z3 for sixty days Posted
rates. u sa1a.ss and 81 ssq4 -ssls. CONNER
ciaI bills. s4ss.
silver certificates, s-s5Ts7xc.
government bonds-Firm.
state bonds-Inactfye.
Railroad bonis-Eeak
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The Northern Pacific viii run special
excursion train. leaving Seattle az L
O'Clock. noon. october II. 20 Portland
Tickets viii be limited - return 10 October
Is on either regular trains or the special
leaving Portland AT p. n. on tie I3.a.
Fare for the round trip. S35S.
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authority IN the land
throws down the gaunt-
let and insults us. Let
US take up the challenge,
no matter who IL may
he that casts this mud
at US. He is incapable
OF touching US, for We
are above his insults.
Tie German empire
would first collapse. but
socialism will triumph.
A violation OF universal
suffrage viii be eQu.va-
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Death From scarlet Fever.

Tho first cest1 from scarlet fever m
Van ASSET occurred yesterday. Hazel
B,sgg. the I3-year-oid daughter OF NJ. All
Mrs Joseph BiaEE. expiring Two other
children Ia the family are iil with the same
disease THIS is the family whl.a vas
Guaranteed last week.
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TIE Chamber % Commerce is vs~y enx-
t5as taat every business ran as veu as
others. II Seattle should attend the YAK
ma fair and Indian festival, ca which oc-
As ca the Northern Pacific viii run q spe-
csal excursion, leaving Seattle al rs
n. October : returning leave YakirT1a a.
- m on tee eth giving fwo DAYS IA YAK
ina Fare fer ere round trip s. s. For
particulars call On J. =. Naaeau. geaez a.
agent Northern P8clac ralEoa1,
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Excursion to New Westminster. r. e.
Train leaves Lake Shore depot II o'clock
tonight with magnificent sleeping cars at
tached. Round trip. So: tickets good 70 re-
turn on special train nth, regular trains
18th and 18th.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
STRS. GARLAND AND EVANGEL.

Seattle and Townsend Neah Rav Route
Steamer Garland leaves Yesier dock Mon
DAYS, Wednesdays and Fridays at 1918
r. m. for Port Townsend, Port Williams.
Gettysburg. Pysht. CIallarn Bay and Neah
BAY; returning. arrives Seattle $50 p. IN.
on opposite days. Steamer Evangel leaves
Yesier dock for Port Angeles and Victoria
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays at $50
y. m; arrives Seattle alternate days 8
d.
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A reward OF 81 win be paid for inforna-
zion leading 20 the arrest ard conviction
- any one stealing copies CT the Post
Intelligence delivered 10 subscribers
throughout tn5 city.
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HOOPS CANAL ROUTE.


STEAMER DELTA
Leaves HarrinEtorfs dock, foot ~ Wash
fnr.nn street Tuesday. Thursday and
saturday ~ o'c1ock a. IN. for Kingston.
porf Gamble. Seabeck. BTeunon. Holley,
Dcwatto. I4lli8aup Ealls. Hoodsport and
Union CITY. Returns alternate days. taxi
tuo 4ka Mace Of steamer ChehaiiG
a. G. n. BERRY. Agent
n TR0TTMAN. Master.
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The lowest rate ever made out az Seattle
ls that named for the Portland excursion
Of October H. See small bills. or get fur
Their information from any Northern Pa
cine agent.
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Runs superb equipment. consisting oil
,-nins. cars buffet library cars. palace
and upholstered tourist sleeping cars.
Overland train. east bound. leaves Seat
tie 80 p. n. making connections AZ Mn
reapolis and s.. Paul union depots with all
roads for the East and South. West bound
train arrives f-f5 2. m.
Coast line train. north bound, leaves Sc
attic 915 a. m. arrives 80 p. n
For tickets and general Information re-
gardlng this line call on or address
J. ". YOUNG. 4. J.. * 7. A,
Or n c. STEW EMS. c.. ". =. A..
elz Front street Seattle
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

st.an,er Delta brought in 80 silver sal
mon FROM Hood canal YESTERDAY
Steamer Champaign has 1us' ceE1 Ile',,s.
~, ,l.-i,s- ia rssasigion oG a ~ narno ana
sr,stl engine for az electsIc lsAt ilAlk.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
No. club, 45c; blue stem. 47c. Steady.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

Portland. Oct. .-Wheat-Quiet and
weaker walls walla, 45a45isc; Valley,
4i.4f9c per bushel
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The Gold Reserve.

Washington City. Oct. 7.-Today's state
n1eat OF the condition Of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, sis5, Ell, "a;
gold reserve. Sa3. n3s. $40.
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Honolulu and Australia.
cleaners leave san Francisco for Hone
iulu samoa Aucklsns. ~. H.. and sydney.
n w. without change.
- s.'aaesrrehlp Alameda october n. .. m.
TrNr0tntu only steamship Australia, Sep
.es,,f,ar "a 10 A m and October rs, 10 q. m.
TH0g A. GRAHAM AGENT. starr
rIz.S block Seattle Also corner Eleventh
and Railroad streets. Tacoma.
II n apracksls A. Bros. Co.. General
Agr-fr Gau Francisco.
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Flour.
Flour-Receipts 1900 barrels. exports
5000 barrels. Market duh and weak.

Wheat-Receipts $4,000 bushels. exports
5000 bushels. Spot. dull: No. red. e514c;
No hard esaac. Options opened weak on
enormous spring wheat receipts, lower
cables and short selling. and rallied later.
helped by good Southwestern buying. but
closed barely steady al SsqSsc decline: Oc-
tober closed 63esc; December, 65Q65Hc:
closed. e5I4c.
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TIME CARD. IN EFFECT MARCH Is.

North houn6-Leave Seattle n. m.
leave Port Townsend a, rn.; leave Friday
Harhor. II 30 r. M leave Roche Harhor
j 30 y. m, arrive New WhgtconH. s n IN.
South bound--Ieaye New Whateom I a.
m; leave Roche Harhor a. m; leave
Friday Harbor 10 n. m: leave Port Town
send n. m. arrive Seattle T45 n. IN.
J. r. Thompson. managing owner. Lilly.
Bogardus & Co. agents. City dock.
Phone. Main 81
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STEAMER GLIDE.


Leaves Commercial dock, Tacoma $50
a m Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays
for Olalls. Wilson Creek and way land
inxs 20 Seattle; Tuesdays Thursdays and
gafttrfavs fos Rnenna Stones Landing.
res NoInes. Chautauqua. Vashon Aqgar-
lam and Seattle Returning. leaves City
ho~k a. . o. n. Fare 20 all points. Is
cents j. r VANDERHOEF,
Captain Steamer Glide.