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The New salvation Army.

New York, March 5.-The Christian CRU
SADIE" Is the name suggested by Balllugton
Booth for the new evangelical movement
which the former commander OF the Sal
walton army has pledged himself 10 lead.
The nucleus OF the proposed Christian CRU
SADIE IS a little band Of Long Islanders, the
Sea CIiff corps. who deserted in a body. fol-
lowing their officer. Capt Mimons. and on
Tuesday sent a telegram 20 the Booths at
Montclair announcing themselves as AN
independent religious body" and inviting
their former leader 10 assume command.
Darlington Booth AZ once telephoned an ac-
ceptance, sent former Salvation3st. Capt
Seake 10 take charge. and straightway
the career OF the infant organization was
begun with the hiring OF hall the one
selected being the former barracks ~ the
defunct Salvation Army Sea CEm
corps II is said that Balling-
ton viii az once establish a pa
per in opposition 70 the famous War Cry
and that Il viii be up 20 date IN all evan
geiicai matters.
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THE SPANISH STUDENTS.
Eaiversitfe% Closed I'm Order 10 stop
Their Rowdy Demonstrations.

Barcelona. March 5.-Ths universities
Asr. and al Valencia and Grenada are
sgosea 10 prevent the students from max
ns demonstrations against the United
ssates. The excitement, however, has
considerably ahated. and there Is "A belief
ersgalllng that Great Britain and France
vii support Spain against the United
States.
Madrid. March 5.-Numerons groups OF
eudants armed with clubs took part In
patriotic meeting in Buen Retro park to-
say. strong force or police dispersed
ten The police are guarding the uni
ssrsiy. the veterinary college and the med
ksl college.
The authorities have succeeded In dis
rrssng all the rioters. and order has been
restored IN the city.
II i stated here that several English
shso owners have offered 70 equip priva-
iserx on their own account in case of war
ls,xsen Spain and the United States. Tho
government has decided 10 purchase two
stitionai cruisers u Is stated that the
a;aa;lon in Cuba appears TO improve.
cadlz. spaln March S.--Numerous civil
Faar3s. both horse and foot. took up posi-
slons facing the American consulate and
sceBpled the neighbnrinE approaches, ow-
hr 70 the projected students demonstra-
nsn Others we're stationed at various cen
;ss n order 90 prevent any concentration
&C The part OF those engaging IN the pro-
ess9lngs Later on the guards were with
Hswn from the streets and were posted in
sic the consulate. The government IL
as,ermlmci 10 stop every demonstration.
re United States consul has been received
syeFywhsre with marked attention. and he
has expressed his extreme qualification at
Tie measures taken by the authorities.
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important Pension Rills.

Washington City. March 5.-Senator CAL
linger chairman OF the pensions commit
tee, today introduced in the senate several
bills bearing upon the pension laws. One
of these provides that, upon the considera-
ton of the application for pension under
the pension laws. the fact that the appli-
cant was accepted and mustered into serv-
ice shall be accepted as satisfactory proof
that he was of sound body and mind. OF
the other bills. one empowers fourth-class
postmasters to administer oaths 10 pen
sioners; one. in pension cases, the oath OF
a private shall have equal weight with the
oath of an officer; one that the failure of a
soldier to receive an honorable discharge,
providing there is no charge of desertion
against him, shall not be bar to the
granting of a pension TO his widow or
those dependent upon him. in case OF his
death.
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THE LAKE WASHINGTON CANAL.
Senator Squire's Argument Before the
House Committees.

Washington City, March 5.-Special.-
The members of the Washington delegation
were given hearing before the river and
harbor committee Of the house this after
noon, Senator Squire alone speaking an
hour, adjournment having arrived before
the senator concluded his remarks. He oc-
cupiad the entire time urging appropria-
lions for the Lake Washington canal, inn
proyement OF the Columbia river at Shaws
island, near Vancouver. and for the outer
entrance 10 Gray's harbor Other improve
ments will be urged by other members OF
the delegation tomorrow.
j. E. Lentzy, OF Everett, is here and will
have a hearing in favor OF a fresh water
harbor at that city, work upon which is al
ready begun.
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IORE GLASS BROKEN
f.l,ueia Students Smash e. s.
consulate's Windows.
aorsso ~ OTHER CITIES.
~~nrnent Closes Universities and
psperse- Moe~-frIncet"n students
Emulate Those of spain.

....r.ss sFa-rh THE disorders which
,-s~sienf here when Ire Sewz was
-s~ssssssg ~ The action n ERE United
-. sepage broke out afresh today. and
=. ~gs~4 renewed Concentrations ~ hes
-. saaa~ss the IuiteiaSfates. The mob
-. - zzy 10 the United States eonsul-
~ssea gzs stoned ard TIE windows
- b. the infuriased poDEizce.
= s.iysrssfY here has been closed. I'M
=. e~3ers from fne government. as Il was
80 she students meeting would be a
49, for breeding disorders. Bot this
- vroge9 unsVaitng. and the police
- beer kept busy dispensing students
1~sss-snxs nearly al day. Several att
-. -, usrs maize BY dss0rseriy paraaers
:. 80 ffesr way 70 the United States con-
80 bat they were frustrated as the
s~ssnrssgss aad received special orders 70
= - re outlook for any demonstration
.-.,exs tie property OF the United States.
- sro4ertiOn was afforded 20 the
- In which the officers % the consul
= tsate4. wlth a view 20 the same end.
=. rsan eatnere1 before the building be-
- sAe notice were aware OF what Was
..u~r-sug and stones began TO fly from
:. rro4F8 with the result that windows
=. broken. The crowd was cheered
= sgna IN the streets and from the
ssxstofsng houses. The police lest no
.szs : charging the rioters, ard the mob
=. sz.eeslily dispersed. There vas no yio-
49, .ndusged IN "a other parts o. the
- me demonstrations being confined TO
go csaaaor. cries of dersslon against the
frsgs1 States government and attempts 10
..ake speeches The orators were not al
80. 10 proceed far before the police
srsye away their hearers and warned the
sa4aksrs - deslst. a number OF arrests
.sse made as a result OF the defiance OF
o. og5srs.
Washington City. March 1.-The late
ssr IL whieh the reports Of disorders to-
Az Ia Valencia were received made IL
,moossihls to learn whether any official In
ssrnatson had been received here In re-
,srs to the trouble. The attack will no
ssgbt create renewed Indignation in con-
rsu,0nai circles, and may have the Cd
81 ~ Fastening action on the Cuban res
sa,toas when the conference report IL
ssksn up 10 the senate on Monday. In
d. case. as in that OF the attack AZ Bar
rsona Sunday. the Spanish government.
n i qllfe likely. viii promptly express TO
~ United States its regret for the occur
,s.ee aud make a complete dlsayowal
sHt
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MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco. March 5.--Arrived-China.
Hongkong and Yokohama: Il. :. S. Mon
terey, santa Barbara. Departed-Clty OF
Puebla. Victoria and Port Townsend. whal-
lug str William Bayliss. whaling; bktn
Amelia, Port Blakeley: schr Berwick.
Rogue river: schr Penelope. sealing voyage.
Frsights-Aldergrove 1.2u tons, lumber
from Puget sound for Valparaiso. prior to
arrival. SIS; Seringa. 1.lis tons, lumber
from Puget sound for Cork, prior TO arri-
val 65s
Hoauiam. March 2.-Special.
san Francisco, from Hoquiam. hktn North
Bend and schrs Pioneer and Orion. from
Aberdeen. schr Ida Mckay.
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Fnneral 81 Archhlsl,on Kenrlcl,

So. Louis. March sit has been definitely
settled that the funeral Of Archbishop Ken
rick VIII take place next "Wednesday. The
ceremonies Will commence at 8 o'clock.
Pontiflcal high mass OF requiem will be
sung by Archbishop Kahn. He win be as
sisted In this service by the priests OF this
diocese. Archbishop Ryan, of Philadelphia
will preach the funeral sermon. Dignita-
ries OF the church are expected 10 be pres
ent in large numbers from every part OF
the country. Archbishop kain received
telegram from Cardinal Satold today. an
nouncing that he viii rot BE- present az the
funeral The archblshop's remains will be
laid To rest In Calvary cemetery until the
new cathedral shall have been completed,
when a vault under the building Will be
provided for them.
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10 roRIrY SEYMOUR NARRows.
me British Government Likely TO
Inkn Ihnf Stop.

NaSa. oat March Sin the senate to-
~ Scatter Mcdonald. u British Column
- eAliet attention % the Importance OF
1sisaaailooS bc.ns erected a. seymour mar
~ TIA northern entrance 81 the pas
= between Vancouver tsia8d, the main
= sae TIE Straits q Ftica. the southern
- WgAour these narv0ws being
1880. tle expensive works at EsQuimalt
pa
q Mackenzie Bovell replied Via, IRE irn-
ssee or .n9rovfg ere 3efenses Of the
easff awivs to events wAjch had taken
s4fE tre gast few moat.ls. had IN
5se saEfe Wrat fa ask parliament 10
- : saa2 ~ 81 so ..s 80 te expended iu
- taa w.i.t.a aui defense. fle sa-
- TIE Importance az fovuH~8tions Al
1Rrrows. sus ajteaaeh Dee had no
- eaforoAHan, De thaagat engineers
- 81 EsgHimalt Hteu5ed ree-
- TX tfe construction of tort.iica-
- a. tAai palat.
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The pvthian Fncamnmcnt

Lima, o. March 5.-Supreme Chancellor
Richie OF the Knights Of Pythias has is
sued a proclamation that the Supreme
Lodge viii meet in Cleveland August ..
and saving that n satisfactory arrange
fnents can he made with the railroads the
eucampment OF the military branch OF the
order may he held there. The centennial
of Cleveland Is 10 be commemorated in Au-
gust. and II possible arrangements viii be
made - secure the camp vacated by the
ohio National Guard for the Knights OF
IlNfhias
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sohra nav- Hammona wen 1,reated.

washington city, Marca s--John Hays
hannond. the American mining engineer
under Bail al ofannea5sxrz a. axtsng trial
on a charge % treason. hax cAaled 10 Sec
refary olney as follows: Please record
NY appreciation OF Consul Nancon's e.
forts "a my behalf. lie has shown wisdom
ard good Judgment. rendering NE great
service ] am vel treated by the govern
neftt- The preliminary trial begins next
week / have no fear Of the ultimate re-
SUIT. as ! am inzcGsnt % attempting 20
overthrow the government. although par
ticspasing In the revolutionary movement.
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The Railr ,ad Charge on BlcvcIes

Chicago. March 5.-The roads IN the CEN
trai passenger committee have agreed 20
make the same charges on bicycles and
baby carriages as are made by the lines
In the Western Passenger Association.
The rule among the Western roads IS that
these articles shall be charged for az the
same rate as excess baggage. with & mini
mum charge OF = cents. The action OF the
central passenger committee viii not. how
ever become effective until il has received
The approval or the hoard % managers OF
,h. Joint Traffic Association
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THE HANGING OF HOLMES.
To Take Place at Philadelphia on
Nav q.

Harrisburg. Pa. March 5.-The date for
the execution OF II. H. Holmes, the con-
vlcted murderer. was fixed by Gov. Hast
ings today. lie named Thursday. May 7.
as the date The decision OF the supreme
court affirming the Judgment of the lower
court was received at the executive de-
partment and was laid before the gov
ernor The governor says Holmes should
have at least sixty days to prepare for
death. and selected the time accordingly.
The death warrant was at once prepared
and forwarded to Sheriff Clement at Phil
adeiphia.
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WHAT WILL CLEVELAND Dor
The Spanish Minister Has Not Notified
His Government.

Washington city, March 5,-From
scarce. the accuracy OF which cannot be
Questioned. the report that Minister Du-
rsy de LONE has telegraphsd his govern
meat THAI President Cleveland Will refuse.
y bong as he - president. either 10 reeog-
sxa the rebels or intervene In the Cuban
sesssion. can be safely denied. Statements
e similar nature have heretofore been
fsbllsacd The foundation for the state
msat probably arose from an interview
siA Minister de LONE quite extensively
fQelished in this country. and portions Of
sAieh have no doubt found their way 20
Nsarfd
Madrid, March 5.-Accordiug 20 a state
rsAt ~ III Dla Senior pupuy de lone.
- Spanish minister az Washington city.
sss ,elegraphed 20 the government that
Fsssaignt Cleveland viii refuse. as long AS
= IS president, either % recognize the
isasls or Intervene in the Cuban question.
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NanaEaa. Nicaragua. March s.-Ths
United States steamer Alert arrived Al,
E9rinto today and viii protect American
interests here. The troops which Hondu-
ras has supplied TO President Zsiaya viii
join the government forces IN "a few days.
when another onslaught on the Leon
rebels IS expected. Preparations are now
In progress for a big battle near la Par,
and president Zelaya is confident OF mai
success ia crushing the rebellion.
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Another Insult TO Hawaii.

Honolulu. Feb. 26.-On the morning OF
February 10 previous TO the opening Of the
legislature, the United States steamer
Bennington left port for target practice.
She returned 10 port two days later. Her
officers were invited to be present at the
ceremony. Their non-acceptance is looked
upon here as another insult TO the Ha-
wafian government.
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Ensiness EaIInres-

Chicago. March 5.-Application for a re-
ownership for the Crowned King Mining
Company was made In the circuit court
By o. F. Plafs. a stakeholder. today.
Charges of acknowledgement against the
officers are made. and an accounting asked
for. The Crowned King is an Illinois cor
poration. The property is az Bradshaw
Basin Ariz
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
6TRS. GARLAND AND EVANGELA

Seattle and 1vwnsend- Neah Bay Route.
Steamer Garland leaves Yesier dock Mon
days Wednesdays and Fridays at Iz.is
a. m for Port Townsend. Port Williams.
Dungsness, Port Angeles. Port crescent.
lsettyxnurs Pysht, Ciallarn Bay and Mean
Bay: returning. arrives Seattle I'D p m.
on opposite days Steamer Evangel leaves
Yesier dock Tor Port Angeles and Victoria
ycn1sys. wednesdays and Fridays at
$50 .. M: arrives Seattle alternate days
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San Francisco. March 5.-Word has
reached here that J. B. Haggin Is serious
ly III in New York. he Is suffering from
appendicitis. and IL is thought that he win
not recover. Lloyd Tevis. his partner. left
tonight for New York for last confer
ence with him. Mr.. Haggin has been i'll
for many weeks and his case Is so serious
that his physicians do not dare TO risk an
oneraffan
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VICTORIA ROUTE.
srEAMER RosAHE

>
Arlington dock, leaves for Victoria and
Port Townsend Gssly. except sunday. at
&c a. m: returning. leaves Victoria at .
=. 10. Steamer George e. Starr leayes for
Port Townsend and way points daily, ex-
cept Saturday. at .. nj. sunday. direct
at a. m. returning direct leaves Fort
rcwnsena al { 2. N. Phone. PIKE y.
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FOR COOKS INLET.

The Al schooner Ella johnson, carrying
freight and passengers, w1il be dispa I'D
from Seattle for the head Of Cooks Inlet.
direct on or about March u. For further
particulars apply at Office. Is Roxwsil
building. cornc- Columbia street and
First avenue. J. A. HATFIELD.
Agent.
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"a crick in the back" pain under the
shoulder-hl blades, water brash, biiiousness.
and constipation, are symptoms Of disor-
dered stomach, kidneys. liver and bowels.
For all ailments originating in derange-
ment of these organs. take Ayers Pills.
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80 March The Chre0icle has a
- sls<atch Natra eaXs Information
- sssa reeefvr3 faa- Gen. Arfmonti vas
sosuts5 ,n ,ae ea15le If A3sNa.
e~s teat cen Da,ovm.da ana COL
@AAssa HFce kileI So confirmed
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Republican Delegates From Texas.

Laredo Tex. March 5.--Ths eleventh
congressional Republican convention in
Cuero today elected delegates 70 81. Louis.
A boiling minority also named delegates.
The delegates are uninstrueted. and are
divided between Mckinley. Reed and AL
lison.
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Florida Republicans split.

Tallahassee, March 5.-rhe Republican
state convention split, the Candy faction
boiling The Egan faction remained and
elected Mckinley delegates to the national
convention.
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wHATCoM AND SEATTLE ROUTE
STEAMER RAY CITY.

STEAMER BAL CHI.
Leaves City dock. foot OF Main street.
Tpesczy, THURSDAY and Saturday at ..
n for An&corces. Falrnavsu and What
coa1 Returning leaves Waatcom SUNDAY.
wednesday and Friday AT y. T.
Fare. 81
Lily. Bogar1us & Co.. City Dock. AgsntA
w. II. ELLIS, Ownsx.
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rref - 60 - -. 80 See ehest or
hnbs a -
/ AllCOCk'S P ps'ess
BzAR IN ffaD No. Of
TORS good the =

case. and Nr. G. T. Harris. assistant, IN
addition 20 two members whose aarses ar.
Withheld. The Chronicle adds. THE com
mIttee sat sometimes twelve hours daily"
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The nennhiIcnn CannaIrn committee.

Washington City, March Especial
Representative Doolittle Is the choice OF
the Washington delegation for member OF
the Republican congressional campaign
committee.
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Three hundred tons Of side arusor for .ha
AsttlcSh}u Sehastopol have been ShfnuAS
~ the Bethlehem Iron Company 20 Rus-
sfa sThis Is part 81 The first order go-
arra7or the company has received from
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STEAMERS.
FLY ON THE FLYER

SEATTLE To TACOMA
rcur rcund trips daily. except sunday.
N enc hour and twenty-five EntauteA4
TIE STEAMER NY FIR"
Regular daily trips. Seattle T,acc-ra
UNte. as follows.
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY, MAY /.
TIME CARD.
SHSse fare. soc. round trip. 80.
=. n.
Leave Tsco-s--a.ss A. IN. I. ga p n.
SUNDAYS
AFe SeEttfe~-f A. n..s fs m. =. m
lave Fscc1aa-ss0 a. m. $50 10 p m
l-A alhg 80 Northern Pacific wharf. Tk-
S - and Commercial deck. foot Of Ma
Tian street. Seattle
x.s1Eosyss steamers Flyer ana state os
washington. fa-e ~
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THE VANCOUVER ROuTE-A TRIP
THROUGH THE ISLANDS.
Steamer Utopia. j. A. o'Brien. Master.
Leaves Tacoma. ~ noon. Seattle, fesler's
wharf. D. IN. Mondays and thursdays
COR Port Townsend. Anacortes. FatThaven.
New Uhatcom, Blaine and Friday harbor.
and Vancouver. arriving Vancouver y. III
following day.
Fare 10 Blaine. SO: fare TO Vancouver. -.
FOR further information apply 10 Yesiers
vh ar
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REVENGE OK SPAIN.
ksng Alfonso Burned I'm Effigy and n
spanish Flag Torn.

Princeton. y J.. March 5.-The under
syasaaies 81 Princeton tonight burned IN
sTsy ehe kinE % Spain iu a dcmonstra-
~ in whleh several hundred took part.
Fss aas y Spain Was drarErd through the
"a street. and later was torn 70 pieces
re center Of the campus.
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RESOURCES.

pEpoRT OF THE CONDITION OF TIE
National Bank of Commerce, az Seattle'
Wash. at the close OF business. Feoro-
airy -, 1895. ..r,~,,.-
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TINE CARD. IN EFFECT IAN I.

TINE CARD. IN EFrFCT IAN i.
North hound-Leaves Seattle I a m,
leaves Port Townsend a m leaves Fri
day Hareor le.9 n. "a. leaves Roche
Gem $50 y. no
South boun6-Leaves New whascon -
n; leaves RocAs Hareer 10 a. m leaves
Friday Hsroor II a. r., leaves Pert
Townsend p. M arrives al seattle "a
p. m.
J. r Thompson. manager owner. Lilly.
Bevardus & &C.. agents. City dock.
Telephone. Main 81.
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PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE
STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.

Between Tacoma and Victoria. II. G,
T.SoruflI.vi MI. Tacoma ..lfinAri b;n0pm
10 9Hnrnlf.vl Isl. Seattle ...l s2Arl a.sVpfa
lisa mlLvl 72lPt. Townsend ssArli2.N IN
4.isamlArIIl0,.. Victoria III MlLvl 9.0HbaIn
snsiiy except Sunday.
This steamer furnishes first-class ACCOM-
mcdations. carrying both freight and pas
seusers, and lsayes from Yesler wharf.
Seattle.
For rates. etc. Inquire OF
s. c. yERKES.
Yesler Wharf. Seattle.
= A. NADEAU,
General AGENT ". p. n r.. Seattle.
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EyERETyr ROUTE. STIR GREYHOUND
LILY. except Sunday.
Leaves EvS -tt s:s5 a. M, .. m
T.sves Seatee IL 20 a.. m. and 20 .. N.
sundays-Lezves Seattle 10" y. m-'
isavas Everett III a. m.
E,-e Single trip. Tic. round trip. VI ..
raanscts with boats for Tacoma and Sno-
nJa.adinr-ceiefnan dock. foot OF Marion
ssrsT.rmE AND TACOMA NAvICA-
SEA TON COMPANY.
<.,.. rros.n pres. r. W. Goodhue. Sec.
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Tickets may be obtained nj the once Of
th@ company at Ocean dnck. Seattle.
T. f. TR0WPRfDGE, y. y. Supt.
COODALI4 PERKINS q CO.
General Agents. San FrancIsco.
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SAN JUAN isI.ANpS

STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
carrying Onitsd States mall. leaves City
Wednesday ard Friday al "a. m. fes
Fort Townsend, san Juan islanSts and
New Nhaicoua- Returning. leaves New
Wnateon Tuesday, Thursday ana sstur.
Gay. IT - IN
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PUGET SOUND AND CENTRAL AMERI.
CAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY
I||II||I
Regular sailinxs between Pugce
Bound and Central American
Ports.
IlIIIllE
l. & n. LINE-sKAGIr RIVER ROUTE
WEEKLY TIME CARD.

STEAMER CITY OF CHAMPAIGN
Leaves seattle Monday. March :. at u
midnight. Wednesday. March 4. at ls mid
night. Friday. March b, az - midnight.
Leaves Mount Vernon "Wednesday, March
a. at 7 a. m: Friday. March 8. at a m.
Sunday, March s. az Z a. IA. Calling at
Tulalip gelng south sunday and north
Tuesday Calling at Edmonds, Richmond.
Stanwood. kir, Skaslt city. Mount Vernon
and Avon
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-06
sTEANrR CLAN MDoNAr.D.

Monday. Wednesday and Friday at 7
a. N. for Edmands, Everett and Snoh0nl~
ish river points. Landing AZ City dock.
DAY AMI Saturday.
LILLY. BOGARDuS a co. Inc.
Tel Main ST. Owners and Managers.