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Washington city Star.
.sTfaye yoi tad shat printing done m
which we refer 70 the silver tones OF fns
tenor?'' asked the manager OF tns opera
company.
ssyot YET replied the agent.
well. have them put that line IN snS
sigseet type they ran get. We play &C
Denver week after next.
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Not in Her Line.

IndsanapolEs Journal
aT have here" said the agent. "a noises
less meat tenderer No more pounding
In tho morning and waking the family
enon.t want IT," said Mrs. HashcToft-
III aidn't get the bosrders started ny
pounding the steak there wouldn't DC any
getting them up ~ all
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Attention sir Il nIgist-.

The twenty-ssxfh trienniai concsavs
Grand Rneanpnent If the United states.
will he held i'm Boston, August 18th 10 ~ -.
IL Ia expected that more than -s.isH swords
,,ifl Sc in line. and Boston IL preparing tn
eiv. the Knights a royal welcome. Tho
Northwestern isne has made rate 81 ons
frst-class fare for round trip. Tickets on
sale August 18th 10 2fth.
D. " PARKER.
Puget Sound Agent. SCI Front street. Se~
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Omaha. Aug --Gattie--Actiwe. steady.
western steers, 81. t8ef4 -. Gamers. si.5e9f
> a.. stockers and feeders. g. 7@ssf. calves.
sse1s 20.
ssSe.t,-Steaay. fair 20 choice Westerns
r. sals3 -; common and stock sheep. sl-7s
a.
I.anbs-ssIs.
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HOOD CANAL.
STEAMER CHEHALl

STEAMER CHEHALIS
Leaves Gaines dock, foot of Spring street.
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at
7 a. m Returning alternate days, leaves
Union City $50 a. m. Kingston, soc; Port
Gamble SOC; Onion City. 81,
S. JACKSON. Master.
Telephone T0e.
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Great Northern paiatial steamers North
west and Northland leave Duluth every
Monday and Friday. touching at SAINT
ste Marie. Maekiuac, Detroit. Cleveland
ara Bt.syalo BE sure 20 get reservations
On thesa magnificent steamers. at Gil
Front street.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
DILL.ER HOTEL.

bibisEh hoTEIs.
w. G.. Douglas. Stanwood
w. J.. Tsomner. Stanwaod.
T.. NJ. Brown, Port Townsenh
]. .. Bidweli Stanwood.
J. ID. Hayes, Wickersham.
James Healy. San Francisco
J: G. Griffith, Vancouver.
Miss l.. Plnmmer. Whatcom.
u. A. Woodin. Fairhaven.
Miss Rae Rissell. Whatcom.
Otto l.. Matthews. Fairhaven.
Miss L. III. Hurlbnrt, New Westminster,
b w neKovn CEDAR r.ss
Miss Doe Rita, Whatcon.
Miss Clara Tomlson. WhatconH
y G. Molesbarger. Edison.
Mrs. hraSs, Cascade Locks.
Mrs. corpitts. Cascade Locks.
j. 5. jameson, Whatcon-
HOTEL BUTLER.
Charles T. Masterson. Tacoma
7. w. Robinson. Portland.
5. 5. MUIR. Tacoma.
Miss G. G. calztns, Brooklyn. N. Y.
Master Shepherd Stevens. Brooklyn.
W. G. Newman and wife. GAINESVILLE. o.
J. r. Liggeti. St Louis.
Mrs J. f. Iiggett aud maid. st. Louis.
A. II. Barnhart. Chicago.
Mrs. A. r.. Rarnhart. Chicago.
Miss Barnharf. Chicago.
J. s. Loose. Kansas city.
Mrs. i. s. Loose. Kansas City.
III. w Loose. Kansas City.
Miss Summarfied, Carson City. Nevs
A NJ Barnard. Portland.
L. Norman. san Francisco
w. w Huntington. Minneapolis.
O. C. ownby. Chicago.
Mrs. c. e. Ownby, Chicago.
&. i. Chamberlin, Spokane
ID T. Lcsh, North Yakima.
T. VI Trainer, Racine, Wis.
j. H. Miller, Elmira, ~. r..
w r. Compton, Einaira, N. Il
A. NJ Moore, Mount Vernon
Y. II. Yakey, Sidney.
charles Frankenthai. New York;
r.. w. f4ongfon, Sacramento.
James r.. Lawson. ST. Paul.
r. A. Ballnger and wife. Port Towns
end
Master Ballinger. Port Townsend
Harry H. Watson, Vancouver.
Mrs. IT. III. Watson. Vancouver.
Rafael Estrada. Matanzas. Cuba
II. W. Devoe, Port Townsend.
Mrs. Walter Bowen. Port Townsends
l.. ". Coon Snohomish.
q r. Mitchell. Portland.
Samuel coilyer, Tacoma.
r n. Mcfarland and wife. Tacomars
r. O. Cole Mount Vernon
Phil J.. Kelly. City
J. A. Altman, Victoria
Theodore pernheiser. Portland
Max T. Kahiand, San Francisco
John J. Burnett. Portland.
r. q. Clark. Chicago.
r stuart Smith. Edinburgh.
II q, Anderson, Minneapolis.
Mrs. John Hull, Sinclair Island. WASH
r. w. Harlan, BOSTON.
II r. Mcdonald. Tacoma
Mrs n r. Mcdonald. Tacoma
s. r. Noffett, Berkeley, Cal.
James Hart, Auburn
r. T.ggcrf Portland
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VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMER ROSALIE.

Arlington dock, leaves for Victoria and
Pert Townsend daily. except Sundey, az
II - y. m: returning. leaves Victoria
a. m Steamer Idaho leaves for Fort
Townsend and way points faily, except
Sunday. at a. IA sunday direct, az
townsend al 4p. m. Telephone 10.
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.-,.z-nr.r.-r RorTE-srR. CREYMorND

,-,-x-t TIT ROT Fs--N =. = NJ Ett't = =
Nv naHy Except SUNDAY.
...s <s.sstfla ,4A =. IL. ftsSa a m. 81
s.xes Everett a. m. 2. IN.
y rn,.s,-savs-I.eavss Seattle II a. IN; leaves
49, Starle trfr ~ round TRIP sl~ss
Fs.ss.s with boats fer Tacoma and sne-
hOmish. ~ - e,,s ~ Marion
street. 100, -.x~1xsA NAEEgsA-
ST. 49, TINS COMPANY
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skAGIT RIVER RoUTE-wEEKLY
TIME CARD

STEAMER CITY OF CHAMPAIGN
Leaves City dock. Seattle. foot of Main
and jackson streets--August 5. at 10 a.
m August Z, at 10 a. m; August 3, at III
a. M Leaves Mount Nernon-Aucust 8.
at p. m August S. at 2 p. m: August II.
al r. n.
EVERETT AND SNOHoMISH RIVER
ROUTE.
Steamer Clan Mcdonald leaves CITY
dock daily. except Saturday. at 10 y. m,
Tor Richmond. Edmonds. Mukllteo. Mosh-
err Everett, Marysvlile, East Everett,
Lowell and Snohomish, connecting at sno-
hor,Ish with boats for Cherry Valley.
Tolt and all up river points Returning.
leaves snohomlsh a. m. daily. excepting
Sunday.
Owners and Managers.
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

FORECAST FOR THURSDAY.
Portland. Aug I. 1856.
Clear: stationary
q. s. PAGUE. Forecaster.
Z. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL-
TIRE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Saatrfe Angus. 1866
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TNtsItfN HtFIl =. .
Stas.,ar 4 II Robinson, carrying L. ;
mail leaves city dock. foot OF Main 81,
a. ssa a m: arrives at sidney az lo.la
1oaxes ssilysraale Ct 1915 =. m: leaves
Sisrev en- return at : p. m Fare 10 Pert
nrchars poin.s. sc. Daily except SUNDAY.
y ~ Robinson master. Lilly. Rogardos
a - agent~ Telephone Sc. Steamer
amer for charter or sunday
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Seattle and Towusend-N enh Bay Route.
Steamer Garland leaves Yesler dock Mon
DAYS, Wednesdays and Fridays at l2i5
a m for Port Townsend, Port Williams.
Dungeness. Port Angeles. Port Crescent.
Gettysburg. Pysht. Clallam Bay and Neah
Raw: returning. arrives Seattle 80 p. IN.
on opposite DAYS. Steamer Evangel leaves
yeslar dock for Port Angeles and Victoria
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays az $50
n m; arrives Seattle alternate days pm.
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THE VANCOUVER ROUTE-A TRIP
THROUGH THE ISLANDS.
Steamer Utopia. j, A. O'Brien. Master.
Leaves Tacoma u noon, Seattle. Yes
iers wharf. p. m. Mondays and Thurs
DAYS for Port Townsend, Anacortes. Fair
haven. New Whatcom. Blaine and Friday
Harbor. and Vancouver, arriving VAN
couver q m. following day
Fare to Blaine s.: fare to Vancouver, IS.
For further information apply 10 Yes
ler's wharf
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sold Dominion Cigarettes
Have eon1e &c stay.
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STEAMERS.
FLY on THE FLYER"

SEATTLE TO TACOMA
Four round trips daily. except Sunnay.
In ore hour and twenty-five m1natss-
THE STEAMER FLYER
Regular daily trips. SeaTfie-iaco0iA
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. NAY
TINE CARD
Leave S<assIe-1.z5, ILLS a. IA 10. e@1s
p m
Lave Tacona-ssT a m. ]. 4.B. p m
SUNDAYS.
Leave SEATTLE a. m. L m: 2 n
Leave Taeoma--s-@ a. r-. -sB. I'D D. n
Landing al Northern Pacific wharf Ia
coma. and Commercial dock. foot or MAJ
ton street Seattle
Sundays, excursion rates On steamer
Fleetwood. fare Sac.
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..r.nafgse., ,onlgnt. $500 PaFk. :.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.

Time Gard In Effect juno ], 1885.
Seattle, Everett and Wbatcom route
State of Washington leaves Seattle daily,
except Saturday, at 10 p. m.
Seattle Everett and la Conner route
Fasrhayen leaves Seattle daily. except
Sunday. at S =. m.
Telephone 255. fesler DOCK.
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..1,,r cARn. rs Ff,FECr MARCH 81

%,~tS houni-l.eave Seattle 3 n
-, f,s,~s townsend a. M leave Frk1av
$500 81 - a n feaNa Roche IGrcoE
,stsa : "a : arrive New Nhafcom p. II.
Sosafn tsouna--Leave New W hsfcoTsl n
We Roche Harhar 2 .. ns leave
-, xfa -tser 10 a n feGNr Port Tow rs
= N. arrive Seattle IS 2. n.
r. Thorspson. manassas ownes. Liuy'
ySxarssns a Co. agents, lily aceA'
Phone 80.
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L. s. DRY DOCK. PORT ORCHARD
AND SIDNEY ROUTE.
Three round trips daily.
STEAMER DELTA
Leaves Sidney Gas and II 80 a. m. and 81
q. m. Leaves Seattle a. m. and and
n m fFon Harrington & Smiths wharf
calling AT all way ports; goes through 10
Anderson landing ~ u m. Fare &c
n. TROrTMAN. Master.
A. c. L. BERRY. Agent.
Telephone go.
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Tides at Seattle Harbor Today.


High Tide. Low Tide.
a m. feet p. pm. m feet a. m. feet p.mIfeet
SO Ill 7.e4 las e.5a 50 l..o7l 81
At Port Townsend.
500 rs CAS- lo.2Il Il. z .:s eos o.
Seattle. August 7. 1895.
Exchanges at Seattle. Tacoma and Port
land clearing houses today were:
Clearances. Balances.
Seattle ................s 90, i9e s. 81 ssi 8
Portland ............... 3ls.s3 90 44.el5 60
The sale of peaches at the present time
probably leads all other fruits. as this is
the height OF the season for them. The
price is firm at 6oe175c. For Hale's early
the price is &C, and for clings they are
the finest, but the demand for them is
not equal to the Crawford freestones. The
Yakima crawford's have not commenced
TO come in but when they arrive they
will undoubtedly monopolize the market
against the California grown, as they are
Just as good and a great deal fresher,
being allowed TO ripen before picking.
Pears were not so plentiful on the last
steamer. the cargo of which was well
distributed through the market yesterday.
They are weak. however. and the prices
Tor baTtlstls average at Civ APpiSs
are weak, and the Gravenstine variety
has declined 70 sl-lo. with others ranging
down 10 T5c Lemons are weaker the de-
mand being less and a slightly increased
supply: from S TO SIS is the range of quo
tations Bananas. a few OF which nave
come In, are very fine at s.. 2oN25o
Native potatoes bring sl20l3 ton and
sGql75c a cwt. Few California new pota-
toes are in the market. and less are ea-
pected, as the native-grown are superior
and quite plentiful. Melons still sell We'll;
another car is due today. and as they
are extra large viii bring $2.5013 dozen
Sweet potatoes are in good demand at
2Ikc a pound Corn is moving well at loc
a dozen.
Eastern Washington mills have learned
of the small supply OF shorts. and some
have asked as much for their shipments
by the car load as the shorts bring at
retail here by the hundred weight. The
wheat shortage is still apparent. the
hay war Is raging as warmly as ever,
but the dealers are using every eHoft
TO get the buying price down TO the sells
Ing price at Least. and, OF course, the
loss falls upon the farmer.
A large quantity of butter arrived yes
terday from Newport on the Great North
ern where there is large creamery.
The prices are firm at lem20c anu sales
are lively.
The poultry market Is fun and increas-
ing, especially in the last two days Low
er prices are expected
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.sPlnafore" tonight, Madison park. .
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STEAMERS.
PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.
Between Tacoma and Victoria. B. c.
sooamlLvl Nj. Tacoma ..li1olArl 4:4Sam
l0fsanliT.vI 2sI... Seattle ~ s2iAr 3:ooam
i:sopmli.vl 7elpt. Townsend So ArIll:s5pm
a:sOpml Ar!llo. Victoria ii MLsl s:S0pm
'Daily except Monday
STEAMER sEHoME
Between Seattle and Victoria, II. c.
a mILvl. Port Townsend. Ar 1880 ; m
.pa mIAf except s;;;p sn ,SlSais ''''A
These steamers furnish hrst-elass ac-
eenmodations, carrying both freight and
passengers. and leave from Yesler wharf
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OLYMPIA, TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE.
s. Wiley Navigation Cos Steamer
MTLTSOMAH-
DAILY TINE CARD.
Lave Arrive.
Olympia at f.se m Tacoma al. s.s1 a N
Tacoma at la-aa n Seattle at .l2a1 m
Seattle at. fsa1 p n Tacoma at 80 m
Tacoma at. 80 p m Olympia at CD y n
CITY OF ABERDEEN.
Daily except Sunday.
Leave Arrive
Seattle ...t.. TO m Tacoma 49,. $50 m
Tacoma ..I0fss IN Olympia -. ~ p m
Olympia -. zoo m Tacoma -. 5.Do p m
Tacoma 49,. $50 m Seattle 80 2 ~
Fare between Seattle and Tacoma. 80
cents. Landing az Seattle. City COCK,
foot OF Main street,
LILLY, B0GARDf-S Il CO. Agents.
City Dock. Telephone ssa.
Capt. L. Wiley. Manager
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s.piaatoro: tonight. as4ison PARK. :.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

Tickets may be obtained 81 the ofTice or
the COMPANY at OCEAN scck. seattle.
GOOnAT.L, PERKINS A CO.
General Agents. San Francisco.
7 =. TEoWBRIDGE. Act. +. :. sapt.,
Seattle
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Observations taken at all stations at 5
n. IN 18th meridian time 6 p. m Pacific
tirle). GEORGE n. SALISBURY,
Observer in Charge.
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Portland, Aug. 7.-Wheat-valley, SOC:
Nalla Walla, 4Sc per bushei
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FOR ALASKA.

FOR ALASKA.
STEAMER CTTrKAT
Leaves June lst Making Two Trips G
Month.
Fer freight and passenger rates inquire OF
f e CAME.
Railroad avenue. foot OF Spring street.
Teleph0ne 71s
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..The Pet Gigarette''
I. known the world over IA the best.
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS.
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.

.-.~r,.tr,r- United states mail. leaves CITY
80 foot OF Main street, Monday.
xxx.ssSrrssay ana Friday at : a "a Tor
~ Tow lseud. san Juan Islands and
New Whatcna1.
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THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP cos
STEAMER WII.LAPA.

Captain George Roberts.
Leaving Seattle for Alaska August III
and every Is days thereafter.
For freight and passenger rates apply 10
J. q. CARROLL. Agent,
Schwabacher Dock. Tel. 81.
CHAS. f. PEABODY. General Manager,
Seattle.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES.

c " PARKER & co. fresh paper ana
Mates everything ased ia photography
10 eaialoeue.
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Sispy CHUNG CO. 1873 Second. SUITS 10
osesr az short notice, SIS and upwards.
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sBs II. MADpoCKs, 80 New Yori
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
Honolulu and Australia
Steamers ieave San Francisco for Homo
fu1u Samoa. Auckland y. 2. and sydney
- w without change
steamship Nariposa. August -, n m
Honolulu only. steamship Australia. Au-
gust 2 % q n.
THOS \ GRAHAM. AGENT. Starr
Ynvd block Seattle.
W webster. DIST. Agent. Vancouver,
n c.
] n. Spreekfls & Bros. Co. General
Agents. san Francisco.
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Seattle. Angus. :. 1895.
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STEAMER CRICKET.
Seattle and Everett Route.
Daily Except Sunday
Leaves Seattle 1910 a. m. and si0 = m
Leaves Everett. % a. n. and y s p IN
Fare. 81 cents
Nakes stops at EGnonsis ard Afukateo.
Leaves Gaines dock. foot Of Spring st
Seattle Leaves Nail dock. Everett
Ell HARRINGTON Managing Owner
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rrsJfLES SAVINGS BANK
cs2shtal block. Seattle WASH
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Tevgsa ~--1chanKe and feiegraphfc trans
r,s on sew York. Chicago St Paul san
osseon and British Columbia poa.'ss IN
able elsewhere fn Europe
able terms poiaes On FAVOR
ds. SOCKS and other valuables re-
ceasea on deposit for safe-keeping
Evening journal., 1895-07-29
PgNINsuLA News PARAeRAPHs

All rhs merchants and business men
Of Georgetown, except the druggists
ard hotel proprietors, have signed a
written agreement, under forfeiture
of $40, to close their places of business
at o'clock p m each evening between
July 30 and september 10.
Rev e. @. Hosklns, rector Of Sc
Paul's Church, Georgetown, was granted
leave Of absence aud will spend the
month OF August among friends and
relatives IN New York He will be
accompanied by his wife and her sister,
Miss Eta Shaw.
Rev. N w. Bennum's camp. near
Gravelly HILL Sussex county has
closed
There "a woman in Millsboro, 65 or 10
years Of age, who never took a ride on q
railroad train
Miss Minnie Steele OF Georgetown, was
bitten on the nose by q pet pug dog
which she was playing with.
j. Alfred Mackle. Of Fair Hill. Md. has
threshed l3 acre field Of Fulcsster
wheat which yielded 30 bushels an acre
Mrs Virginia Higman the wife Of
Frederick Higmsn. OF South Milford. died
on Tuesday last Of TYPHOID fever after an
illness OF some weeks Mrs. Higman
had only been married about five months
At the Georgetown NJ E parsonage.
by Rev. w. r McFarlsne, Miss Viola
Pepper was married TO Leander +. r
Joseph. The bride is the daughter Of
ex President Of the Levy Court Charles
4 Pepper, and the groom is the son Of
Dagwortby Joseph, OF Indian River
hundred
Middleford camp meeting, Sussex
county, began Saturday.
AZ the Sand Hill camp, near George
town, the women change their gowns
four times a day.-Lswes Pilot.
Rev Howes has rendered his
resignation as pastor Of the Harrington
Baptist Church. to take effect on Ootobsr
lst
Nivin Willard and family, Of Newark.
have bsen enjoying corn and tomatoes
from their garden for some time.
There will not be any rush OF peaches
here before the 9th TO l0sh Of August
( says the Milford Chronicle st Johns
will come along at this time and then for
full month the rush will be on Prices
are low in the cities but as yet no good
fruit has gone to market snd it would be
better fos giowers il none at all had
gore The poor fruit OF the early
varieties only tends to lower prices for
the COOK fruit that follows.
Evening journal., 1895-07-29
Special Prices in Notions.

HolyolSe cotton 200 yard spools-sa'e
price spools 3c
Go quality fne hemstitched haudker
chisfs-sale price Az
Nice quality hemstitched handksrehiefs
sc kind d-sale price &c
Extra heavy whalebone, French polish,
worth Sc dczsn-sale price Az dczan
Clark'a OF 7 crochet balls, Nos 30,
40, 5O 60-sale price 30 ball.
Extra heavy white pearl bu tons, size
20 sale price Sc dozsn.
FeRtherstitch b-a'd, extra nice quality
worth S,-sale price 5s Worth 12e -
sale price IS Worth 15s--sale price
10c.
Chemisettes, white linen fronts, all
sizes. nice quality sale price &c each
Extra heavy quality zoe silk rubber
fancy and | colors sale price 12c
yard
Extra heavy asxura double corset stay,
regularly s. psir-sale price 4 pair
Curling irons. large sizs well made
sale price 3;.
Patent cloth tip Victor dress stay, ali
colors-sale price 4c dozsn.
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OBLIGATION NOT ACENDWLgDGEO.

Mr.. Bayard Enjoyed a joke at the Ex-
pense Of New York Newspaper Man.
Currency has been.given story which,
the Chicago Chronicle says, would seem
TO Indicate that Mr. Bayard United
States ambassador to the court Of Lon
don, is capable OF joking decorously at
times When Mr. Bayard paid this
country brief visit last Winter a dozsn
New York newspaper men went down
to quarantine 10 meet him. They
boaraed the big ship and discovered the
ambassador leaning against the rail,
surrounded by q group OF men and
women. The newspaper men decided not
to frlghten him by combined onslaught
and appointed one Of their number to do
the interviewing The dslegate, it hap.
pened, bears the time.honored name or
Smith Calling one Of the janior assist.
ant stewards, Mr. Smith handed him his
card, with the request to take IL to
Mr., Biyard, at the same time dropping
dime and q nickel as a tip into the boy Is
outstretchsd hand Tbs lad hurried
away, while the reporters awaited the
issue with complsceney. Ia few
minutes he returned and extended the
card AID the money with these word:
MI BAyard sends his eompiimsnts to
Mr. Smith and desires TO state that,
while he has the honor OF the acquaint
ance OF many Mr. Smiths, he does not
remember any Smith who owes him
fifteen cents
W-hst" demanded The news gather
ers In body What In the name of
Horace Greeley have you done2
II gave Mr. Bayard he card and the
i5 cents as you told me 10 do, and told
him that you sent them That's ali, &"
replied the boy calmly.
After the inevitable roar OF laughter
had subsided a second message came
from the ambassador aud IN few mo
ments the reporters were cordially re
cived. Mr. Bayard's eye twinkled
throughout the interview, but he made
no reference to the alleged mistake Of
the boy
Evening journal., 1895-07-29
IT is 4 WORTHY OBJECT.

The Appeal of the Evening journal"
for id Toward Fund to send An
thony Cook to New York hears Fluit.
One OF the sufferers from the mad dog,
Anton Koch, who left here on Saturday
was received by the authorities OF the
Pasteur Institute for the $50 raised by
public subscriptions letter has been
received from President Paul Giber. by
Counsellor William + Kurtz that Mrs
Koch has not enough money TO pay
board for the fifteen days required, and
more Is needed. Also that $3.50 was the
sum required for each child sent on, and
suggesting that hs 30 notify Council
There are eight sufferers aud not less
than 81 900 will be needed. Acting
Mayor Jesse X. Baylis has called
special meeting OF Council for this
evening, and the matter will be settled
one way or the other The city solicitor
has reported favorsbly and Il ia not
anticipated that the appropriation will
be defeated Saturday the police com
mission made an investigation OF the
circumstances surrounding the biting
and report from that body is looked
for
William W. Lobdell, OF the Lobdsll
Gar Wheel Company, has subscribed
800 to the fund, and 1t Is believed
other subscriptions will be received
during the next few days.
The following responses to the appeal
made by the EVENING JOURNAL for
subscriptions to a fund for the purpose
OF sending year-old Anton Koch, who
Was bitten by mad DOG, TO the Pasteur
Institute New York, have been received
at this office up Co date