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Tacoma Marine News.

Tacoma. July i.-Special.-There was
block IN the discharging of the Strath-
nevis cargo yesterday. The warehouse
men handling the tea failed to keep up
with the stevefores discharcing the yes
sell and the warehouse became filled. The
stevedores had 10 cease work, and only
resumed az O'Clock today.
The collier San Benito sailed out this
morning with a cargo OF coal for San
Francisco.
The Enoch Talbot was lowed out last
evening. She carries cargo of lumber
loaded al the 81. Paul and Tacoma mill,
for san Francisco.
The launch Orion, which has been high
and dry ashore for some months Is be
ing repaired for service Her machinery
will be overhauled and the craft generally
RENTED.
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,,-.,r snplsca tfon OF she harnornraster.
ard nv the order OF the Board OF public
works.
A qusn<isy Of grain. foar ani feed viii
Re hoaiei on the Queen today a. the City
<sork- for ne purpose Of opening \ branch
esraF,ltshrsen. OF Lilly. Bogarius & Co.
An Juneau. Alaska. c. j. Anderson. %
thss city. will act as manager.
<sez~ner Gen. Candy has recently car
rss~s :. Large number OF campers who are
enjoying the mid temperature and bath
arg Al PORT Washington hay. near Chico.
n. Cax,hy brought cargo Of new pofa-
toes from Port Orchard. and took cargo
Of humber for Chico.
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Breadstuffs and Grains.

San Francisco. July u.-Flour-Famiiy
Extras, ss.50as.eO; bakers extras. S.4oB
80: superfne. g. s5Gf2 co per barrel.
Nheat-No. 1 shipping ssh for No. and
se for choice: milling wheat. 97iscqS.
Bariey-Feed. fair 10 good. 6oc, choice.
SAc: brewing. s7iaa72iac.
Disabling. si61.n5 per GENITAL: Sur
Prise, sissl.io; fancy feed, asc@<i: good
70 choice, Gi1neoc: gray. sfaSc.
Fiour-Quarter sacks. 1850: wheat. CEN
tals. Is.oo: barley. 2.5S5: beans. sacks. 1.Soo:
potatoes. sacks, 207s: onions. sacks. col !:
bran, sacks. ss6; bran, sacks. Washington.
3ie; middlings. 10.
Closing Quotations.
tW2
Bariey-steady; December. s5ssc: new
seller 5sc.
corn-siia.
B-sn-tits0
Wool and Hops.
N'ooi-srrine. years fleece. San Joa-
eg'n sf6ikc: six 20 eight months. San
seaquiH. cas-: SIX 10 eight months Gala
verss and foothfli. free. So Toe: SIX 20 eight
mcHihs Gslaveras and fopth'ii. defec-
Nre, sisc. northern. good 20 choice, i2a
A'sc. northern. defective. s6loc; Nevada,
ssffsas, light sad choice. sslllc; heavy. 50
&C.
licps-4Gsc Per pound.
Produce.
Green apples. asI40c: red apples. .sc1
Us. raxpherries. 81 5o1s; common straw
Nerrics S2e59sg0.
Green corn Ssc9H a sack: green peas.
-e24c; string beans. 1is6ei.c.
Wild ducks s214 Young ROSTERS, Stof
20 fryers. s4.SoaS; large ROSTERS. SpSso.
View red onions. st9l70c.
Early Rose potatoes. S55s5c; Bureanks.
FIX
Sfearnery butter. seconds. It3i5A
Fancy new cheese. sialSc.
store eggs. i2ssi4c: ranch. 1sGiIc.
Financial.
Ever Aars. .e61s s3e7 Drafts-S'gat 49, -
ssvxlcAn dolSls. 5i,tia Telegraph ...-...S
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The Mora Claim.

Madrid, July 10.-Senor Sagasta, the ex-
premier during the course of an inter-
view today. declared that the Liberals
would agree TO pay the Mora indemnity
providing the United States grants indem-
mites for damages sustained by Spaniards
during the war of secession. and provided
the cortes agrees to vote the credit neces-
sary
FL Liberal commenting on the situation
in Cuba today. says that the United
States loyalty performed its international
obligations 80 far as the island of Cuba is
concerned
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The London Wool sales.

London. July u.-At the wool auction
sales today 5.7s2 bales were offered. OF
which 100 were withdrawn. The assortment
was varied and bidding was more active.
Americans operated freely
New South Wales, 23s3 bales: secured,
s,zddis Id: greasy. 44d6siad. Queensland.
1885 bales. secured, 7z.da1s I'D: greasy.
gl.darhd. Victoria, 2.l5s bales: secured.
4ddls lizd: greasy. sl4daIid- South Aus
tralia. col bales: secured, sdQis: greasy,
sdQslsd. Swan river, s4s bales; secured, Sd
Gliisd: greasy. 3s4d17isd. Tasmania. 80
bales; greasy, 7d1TIzd. New Zealand. 4.5i5
bales: secured. 7s+dG1s I'd; greasy. 4i2d4
1Od Cape OF Good Hope and Natal. 2.2s5
bales: secured. i0.zQQ1s Sd; greasy. 5d9
sgd.
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her dislike 20 the singing OF an anthem In
her own church one day, when a nesSkhcr
said. why. that IS very old anthem,
David sang that anthem TO SAUL To
this the old lady replied. ..veel. weei,
/ moo for the first time understan' why
saul threw his Savelin at David when tie
lad Sanr for him.
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NEW YORK Markets.


New York. July t1-T'he crops were me
sa's factor % the speculation on the
n4sNAS list on the stock eS change tofaN'
Fsssis adviccs from the Yves; we're IL
s.y contrary 20 the governments fore-
sa'S 81 an unusually heavy corn crop
coed spring wheat crop, ana me
49, 49, sncoseted 81 forcing down prices.
- taaGstFial hquitattoBs we're managed
- kkasaeS OF profess anais tn the contSot
- STOCKS for the present Speculation
- n the main IN the hands % traders
3-e noS- chiefly bears. Foreign oi-
s-s2a ID 1Qi a1ecs Lie u.AxAsS el2Ies
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Ffax-H.N
Timotny-E 90



Caftse-Smaif receipts made stronger
market today. Common 10 extra native
steers. - sss5z -: COWS chiefly II 095 =;
bClis. n.7sf5 3. veal calves. Cz9s-5. Inc
first Northern range cattle OF the season
made their appearance. there beng
train Of sixteen cars from Wyoming Tney
sold early and brought good prices. the
quality being very good.
Sheep-Stronger. Lambs comprised
large part of the supply. declining ne.
sales ranging az <rs. with TRANSACTIONS
chiefly At &7sef5. - Sheep were IN demand
1T $l.s0glss for inferior. S-g4se for COM
mon TO medium
Hoes-Prices strong and &c higher than
yesterday. Common TO choice heavy. u ~
as. is: mixed lights. 4.ssus. common 70
choice assorted light. s. I57s.iA- The naik
sold at s. ssffS. IS for heavy, and n s1soe
for light.
Recesprs-Castle. 5000 calves, l3o. hogs.
1900. sheep, s.o0o
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle as fol-
For san Francisco via Fort Townsend
and Victoria. at 3 a. m. QaesenxefS re-
ceisned on board at a. na.) July z. 7. ~.
H. - and n.
For AlaslSas~Ju1y s. II. = and n at a.
From san Francisco for Victoria and
Puget S,rfnd ports. al q. m. July 3. %
IA 10. "A and p.
TICKETS may be obtained at the once Oh
Tire company az Ocean dock, Seattle
CObDA ALL. PERKINS a Co.
General Agerts San Francisco.
]. r. TRowBRIDGE. Act. II. 8. Sups.s
Seattle
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DEXTER HORTON 4 CO.. BANKER:
Incorporated 1857.

Cap.tal 500 90
President. ..........A. A. Denny
Vice President. ....w. NJ. Ladd
Manager.........N. II. Latiner
Cashier. r. Van Tuyi
Sight exchange and telegraphic trans
fers on New York. Chicago, 1t. Paul. San
Francisco. Portland and various points in
Oregon and British Columbia.
Sight bills OF exchange on London avail
able elsewhere in Europe
Collections made ar all points on favor
able terms.
Bonds. stocks and other vaiuables re-
ceived on deposit tor safe keeping.
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EVERETT AND sNoHoM1sH RIVER
SAN JUAN 1sI.ANps-sTEAAMER LY-

SAN JUAN ISI.ANDS-STTSAMER LY.
OLA THOMPSON.
Carving United States mail, leaves City
dock. foot of Main street, Monday. We'd
nessiay and Friday at a m. for Port
Townsend San Juan Islands and New
Whatcom.
North Bound-I.eave Seattle 200 q m.
leave Port Townsend TOO a M. leave
Friday Harbor 1850 a. m; leave Roche
Harbor 1880 p M: arrive New Whatcosn
South Bound--r,cavc New Wharton 400
n m: leave Roche Harbor 800 a. M;
leave Friday ITars,or 1000 O. m; leave
Port Townsend 400 p. M; arrive Seattle
j. r. Thompson nnanaEfng.. owner.
Phone Ss3
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
STRS. GARLAND AND EvANGE1A

Seattle and Townsend Neah Bay Route
ssaa uer Garland leaves yceler dock Mon
days wednesdays and Fridays ct L:i5
a m for Port Townsend. Port Williams.
n,,zTgene~s Port Angeles, Port Crescent.
c:eftyss,urg pysht Clailarn Bay and Sean
Ray: returning, arrives Seattle $50 p. m.
on cpposAte days. Steamer bvarEcl leaves
yesier dsy-k for Port Angeles and tioto-
IA Nondays Wednesdays and Fridays ac
20 % M; arrives Seattle alternate days
3 70.
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A k,s OF tools. Now is the best chance 10
bay such tools as are always needed
about the house. Prices are lowest ever
made. The assortment Is the largest.
stock must be Sold Gordon Hardware
C,ussssny.
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s.ao.y- A. she opening : arm Ton. ~
80 WITH chscszo Cas- seiIs,;S a r.
exrsr., 7 olner stock traded in a frarsso,.
IT,. New England. which hr,Es =.
-. rangers soon gave way ssfSsL cat
:. sas selling OF Ia. aais~ours P.rser
,,,s.< "a sugar Ia After a sl.xtr ra,sy ~
,r prices sxasn took a dow-rrrs
~ ~ leather preferred recedfnr - sue
g., ana chicago Gas per cent. a ger
"a :. IMPROVEMENT IN prices which fosIo~-
-, a. 20 only a fraction. TIE mar
:, 49,, 1900 firm, bat a. a general decline
~ "11z Per cent. on the genera urr
sam total % tse sales II, th.. NM
s..u was si.asa.ass. the srnallex. 49,
DIrss.hess for some time.
government fonds-FYru
STATE S-oElds-Fsrrr.
SsAiiroad bouds-tS-u
Financial.
on caE. easy a. IL 49, ~~re
p-s oan. l per cent; closed r.e- cen.
'ing exchsngs-Eirn1. vf.b a,-.,,s.
60 IN oankers,~ bills al 81 sss,s CO.,
-. ae'nand, and 81 ssq4 .gssk Sor xsr@@
: 49, Posted Rates. 81 s11 and AZ
cts commercial bills, 81 ssa4. -.
~>afoE EeFt11cayeS. E-I<GS-1r
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-oFTTCERS AND TRUSTEES
S5ttu
Arthur A. Denny.......-.. Vice Presi9ent
John Le2ry. Second Vice President
James r Hayden. -Man'gr. Cash'r. Secy
Frank l. Biodgeft. Assistant Cashier
Sigmund Schwabacher. John Collins.
E G. Neufelder. X. ". WilmacA
Transacts . saving bank business exc
clusiyeiy.
Interest allowed per anuum. SIX Per
cent. on term deposits. per cent On or.
binary deposits
Dividends declared last days OF May and
November. Loans made on real estate or
approved collaterais only.
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EVERETT RoUTE-STR. GREYHOUND
Daily Except Sunday.
leaves Seattle 6:S a. m. n:3o a m
a:3e p. m. Leaves Everett a. m. p. m.
snndays-Leaves Seattle II a. m. Leaves
Everett p. m.
connects with boats for Tacoma and Sno-
Iana.ng-Coiman dock. foot OF Marion
SrlaTvr.I E AND TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
Gland Troup. Pres. f. w. Goodhue. S'y.
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Portland. July f.-wheat--yalley. Soc
Waila Walla. 47c per bushei.
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OLYMPIA TACOMA AND SEATTLE
BOAT.

The fast and comsnofious steamer Mon-
.,esi,o l~aves Pervivars wharf, Olympia.
g.. IN. daily. except Sunday. Time Card
Going: Leaves Olympia, : a. m: leaves
Tacoma IL a m: arrives Seattle.
- m Returning: Leaves Seattle, p. m:
Peav.~ Tarorua 4.50 2, m. arrives Olympia.
~, o. m I.andinga-olympia. Perstvafs
..,aarrf. Tacoma. n =. X. X. wharf; Seat
a. Weber wharf Fare between Seattle
Ia 'TacoTna. SOC. Meals and staterooms.
rha Monticello Is fast. and by far the best
~ Ia,n 1Sh HATCH BROS.
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,.ttzs VANCOUVER ROuTE-A TRIP
AhN TIsROTGH THE ISLANDS,
ss.arner Utopia. J. A. OBrien. Master.
f@ayes Tacoma. ~ noon. Seattle: Yes
- ~,h,rr D m, Mondays and Thurs
y. - e. yors Tow nseTtd, Anacortess. Fair
sen New whatcon. Blaine and Friday
Hareor.. and Vs sa,io,, ss arriving VAN
49, "a pYafrie 81: fare 20 Vancouver. ~.
r-e- snrfher information apply TO Yes
.ersa wharf
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l1hnrsyations taken at ali stations a. Z
- 9Th meridian time 6 o. m Pacific
keA GEORGE ". SALISBURY.
oberserver In Charge.
Tides at Seattle Harbor Today.
HiEh Tide. II Low Tide.
: .. fsst pmissss ia IA fees pm tee
ia 81 s.5sl 1851 az s.sl1.Al as
At Port Townsend.
~ Sc sd lo.2l 2.42 go 1888 80
Seattle. July II. 1895.
rrchsnges at Seattle. Tacoma and Port
Ma clearing houses today were:
Clearances. Balances.
h.sftie ..........s s.. 169 on sIs.a4 Al
Tacoma .............. l5.so ~ lI.sA %
4 shipment OF butter from a new cream
~ A. waterviIle came I'm yesterday and
- been placed on the market. 1t con-
,s,ts Of one and two-pound prints, and
he quality is satisfactory and up TO the
nod standard for which the Washington
orodrct has gained a reputation. The
market II firm at the recent advance, afTH
here Is. In fact, a further upward ten
dency The quotations yesterday for the
best washington brands averaged lie.
New native potatoes are becoming plen-
n. and range from 75c to 81. owing to the
sze. Fresh peas are selling slow at f62c.
curumbers are going fairly well at
nES5c a dozen. Rhnbarb is practically
eat OF the market. with little demand.
plackherries are coming in from Southern
Oregon, and some of them are too ripe.
1hey sell at si25. Cherries bring S5Q75c for
he finest, and 6oas5c for ordinary grades.
Haspberries sell at 4ed50c for half crates
ma 7scqsi for whole ones. Few straw
brries are still on hand. and are offered
nnE. Currants are quoted at s1.25.
Peaches sell well at s5asoc. Peach plums
from California are In good demand. bur
% change In quotations has been noted.
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Total sales

Total sales.
Total sales of stocks today We're Z7E 0-s
shares. including: American Sugar, IS
30: Tobacco. $500; Burlington. 1a.ioo: Chi
cage Gas, 5000; D.stilling. SEQ; Louis
Vile e. Nashville. 500. Missouri Pacific.
$500: Reading. 0se Rock Island. 600;
ST. Paul. 1880: Southern Railroad pre-
ferred. 400; Tennessee Coal $50. United
States Leather preferred. e.l@: Wheeling
G. Lake Erie. $500.
Flour.
Flour-Receip,s. 1900 barrels; exports.
Il. 500 barrels: sales. 81. 700 packages; stea-
der and little more active; winter Of
fered slowly, out spring patents stili
pressed for sale: city mill patents. $40
M4.se. Rye nour-Dull and easy; sales.
30 barrels.
wheat-Receipts. TOO. exports. B.6fo;
sales. 2. 900 bushels futures. Spot nomi-
nally higher; No. red. store and ele-
vator. 7olSc: afioat. 7iisc: {. o. b., &c
afioat; No /. Northern. 7il4c delivered:
No. I. hard, 7sc (. o. b. aioat. Options.
after declining on the crop report and
lower private cables. turned suddenly
strong on heavy covering and continued
. 10 advance all afternoon. being helped
by unfavorable reports from the North
west and reports OF big export business
at Duluth. closed 1hGiisc higher; May.
T63~ul8 l-1SC, clnSe1 fr'sCs July SivSSu w.
August s7s.6i7ossc. closed 7oi5c; Septem-
Der. esA07i 1-isc. closed Tie: October. ssis
ef7fGc; closed IKE; December, 70 u-lsG
5s,.c. closed 73Sc.
Hops.
Hops-Firm-
Wool
wooi-Ffrm.
Metals.
Pig iron-Firm: Northern, 81. aH
Conner-Strone: exchange price. $40 S.
Tin-ouIet; Straits, slt.loals.is; Plates
quiet. 49, .,
Iead-ssrong: brokers price. s5.l2s.: ex-
change price. $3.50.
Spelter-Dull.
Coffee.
ronea-Onrions closed at unchanged
nrices 10 10 points net decline; July. Slt~'
October. rs 90 and December III =. spot
corep-Rio, duh and quiet; milo, quiet
and easy.
Sugar.
sugar-Raw. firm: refined. fairly active
Petroleum
observation-disclosures: closed YIN
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE
g. Wiley Navigation Co.'S Steamer
MULTNOMAH.
DAILY TIME CARD.
Leave. Arrive.
Olympia at. $50 a m Tacoma at. go a m
Tacoma ..f0.co a m Seuttie at...1s.oo M
Seattle at. 90 p m TAoona at. 500 p m
Tacoma at. $50 p m Olympia at. $50 p III
CITY OF ABERDEEN.
Daily except Sunday.
Leave. Arrive.
Seattle ...... 7:s1 a m Tacoma 49,. $50 a m
Tacoma ....m:oo m OLYMPIA l:oo m
Tacoma 1890 $50 D IN Seattle ...... $50 p m
Fare between Seattle and TacoEs. 20
cents. Landing az Seattle, City dock.
foot OF Main street
LILLY, BOGARprFs & Co, Agents,
City Dock. Telephone SsA
Capt. L. Wiley, Manager.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
7ne Card IN Eject Oct. .. 1854

GO ~ washington leaves Seattle daily,
80; Saturday. at 10 D. m
seattle ard La Conner route sirnaveq
,s.saa seattle daily. except Sunday. &C
= ,s'r,.nnr.a 81. Yegier Dock.
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HrpadstufYs and Grains.

LIVERPOOL, July 1f--Wheat-ISpof, quiet
demand poor. No. red winter, % 20; no.
red spring. s. Sd. No. hard MANITOBA.
&c Ma. No California, IS nd Futures
easy. closed steady with near positions
sfIt,d lower and distant positions I'D
lower. July. Is I'D: August, ss I'D: Sep
TENDER. SIS ID: October. IS lad; November.
IS I'd: December, 90 Pad.
Corn-Spot, steady: American mixed.
new. As gid. Futures closed steady with
near positions I'd lower and distant po-
sittons ,sG%4d lower: July. As lid, Aug
ust, IS P.d: September. Is isd; October, IS
a.d November. IL I'D. December. - HID
Fiour-.DnII: demand poor; St. Louis
fancy winter. Is Cd
Hops-Paclfic coast. f.
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

UonoluIu and Australia.
steamers leave San Francisco for Homo
lulu. sasnoas Aucklana, ~, y ana 1yd-
~ s.earnshlp sraiwa. June "a p N.
iInrohalu only. steamship AUSTRALIA,
'g 1s,5o * A. GRAHAM. AGENT. Starr
yeavd flock. Seattle.
~ webster. Dist Ageat. vancouver.
n snreckels A. Bros. Co. General
AGENTS Ban Francisco.
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SkAGIT RIVER ROUTE - WEEKLY
TIME CARn

SKAGIT RIVER ROUTE - WEEKLY
TIME GARD.
STEAMER CITY or CHAMPAIGN
Leaves City dock. Seattle, foot OF Main
and Jackson successfully s, at 10 d. m.
July 10. at u noon; July L. AZ 4. noon-
Leaves Mount Ner2on--July .. at 1 y. N. I
July II. at y. m. July Is ut 5 p. IN.
EVERETT AND SNOHOMISH RIVER
ROUTE.
Steamer Clan Mcdonald leaves City
dock. daily, except Saturday, at ID
D. an, for Richmond, Edfnonds. MukiIteo.
Mosher. Everett. Marysvile. East Everett.
Lowell and Snohomish connecting a. Sno-
hoallash with boats for Cherry Valley.
Tolt and all up river points. Returning.
leaves Snohomish S a. m. daily. except-
ing Sunday.
LILLY, BOGARDUS & CO.. Inc.
Owners and Managers.
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Joke From SCOTIA
Christian Statesman.
An cid Scotch Lady VINO had no relish
Ger modern church uus1c was sxlgess.nx
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


London. July u-Sslver. Sr1d: ccnsois.
1g7 liz Rate Of interest. Bank OF En-
gland. per cent
New York, July 1.-THE Evening foet
London cablegram saye: There ~as no
oiminution today OF the activity IN haf-
frs. but the other markets we're quiefer.
Americans were steady IN tone ana the
variations in prices were slight. Atcnson
was exceptionally good Coin and bull
hon IN the Bank OF England decreases
f4ss ooe this week. although only fA,ep
was the net efsiux of gold for the week,
viz, E2ago to the Cape. fls.eD to Con-
stantinople and fli0.eo from AUSTRALIA
and sIf36Go in bars bought
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STEAMERS.

FLY ON THE FLYER"
SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
Four round trips daily except Sunday.
In one hour and twenty-five mlnnteA
THE STEAMER FLYER
Regular daily trips, Seattlc-Tacoma
route, as follows:
Taking effect
TUESDAY, MAY 1
TIME CARD.
Leave eeastie-7:45. 11:i5 a M: 2i3. e.ls
n m Leave Tacomar-s:0 - m. l:oV t.50.
500 p. m.
Sundays
Leave Seattle--7soo a. m. 300. 500 p m.
Leave Taooma-a:3o a. M, $50. T;sD p: m
coma and Commercial dock. foot or Mar
ion street Seattle.
Sundays, excursion rates on steamer
Fleet wood. fare. soc.
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THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL Rank
OF SEATTLE.

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-02-28
A NEW COMPANY.
Is Composed of Stranded Actors and Wi
Tour Kansas in Repertoire.

Is Composed of Stranded Actors and VIII
Tour Kansas in Repertoire.
G. W. Strader, who has had some ex-
perience in matters theatrical is getting
together a repertoire company composed
of people from the Carrie Turner "Crust
of Society" company and the Jarbeau
starlight" company, both of which went
to pieces in Kansas City recently, and
will lead them through Kansas towns on
a six weeks tour after March 1st
He will not play the regulation roper
toire pieces, but pieces that have never
appeared in that way before. The prices
will be popular The first week in March
will be spent in Atchison, the second in
St Joseph. the third in Topeka, Etc. 1t
will be tried on the dog first and then
St Joseph and Topeka will get it. Mr.
Strader already has guarantees from
three places. He was once an employe
of J. M. Knight of Topeka
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-02-28
"PAUL KAUYAR" FRIDAY.
''Alabama" on Monday Night and seFaust''
on Wednesday Night.

''Alsbama' on Monday Night and "Faust"
Wednesday Night.
paul Kauvar" will be at the Grand
Friday night, with all its stage mechan-
ism. There is only one ''Paul Kauvar"
company travelling. In the first act the
dream scene is said to be a masterpiece
of stage work. A carefully selected
company has been chosen it is an
nounced for the production.
In alabama" next Monday night To-
peka people will have a piece they
long have wished for. 1t has good peo-
pie to support its we'll known ex-
cellence and good scenery to
help the actors. One of the
most interesting scenic features
of the play is the ruined
stone gateway of Colonel Preston's door
yard Here one of the last attempts was
made to repulse Sherman's march to the
sea. A cannon was planted behind the
masonary of the gate, but the federal ar
tillery soon silenced it and reduced the
strong post TO ruin. Among the ruins
the cannon still lies covered with creep
ing vines and in its mouth a meadow
lark has built its nest 1t is a story of
after the war and will interest all
The annual recurrence of Lewis Nor
rison's campaign, 'Faust," will be at the
Grand on next Wednesday night There
are great many people who cling to
"Faust" as they did to the circus from
childhood. 1t is ever popular.