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Washington street laundrymsn, wsnt !,
Dornirick Lucci's peanut and spris xfant
Sunday night 10 purchase 10 cents worth
OF spples- Hs claims that he put the dime
down on the counter aud that the Italian
Handed cat some apples. Then the Italian
picked ap the money and would not xiss
II back when he. Lang. said that the APP
pes were not good lang claims that tho
italian insisted on bis taking the apples
offered or none at all. and because he in
sisted on his rights the Italian grabbed
MIN by the throat. shook him and finally
hurried him to the ground. Lacci pleaded
not guilty in the municipal court yesser-
Gay afternoon and the case viii be heard
this afternooItat I'D O'Clock.
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A very Clover Ronn.rr,

A very clever robbery was committed
a. the Dingiey- Hsrdwick Company.s store
cay before yesterday. but the plumber oh
tanned was so small that no special efYors
mas been made to trace the guilty par,ies-
Al fhe lower part OF the display window
frame air hoies have been bored through.
some boys took piece OF wire. bent IL
al one end Ike hook. and then DEITY
hauled out fine silk nshins line. An at
tempt was made to get another line ent
things did not work right and It was given
up. The robbery was discovered through
the presence Of the second line closo IN
TO the hole in the window frame.
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financial,

llsS.
New York. April eo.-The Evening Posts
London financial cablssram says: Con-
soils, which have been at ia closed at lisx.
This was the only feature in an otherwise
quiet market today. Among the specu-
lative issues Americans were INQUIRED for
and interest in them is slowly spreading,
though the movement must not be con-
sidered firmly rooted here The adjourn
ment of congress has long been looked for
as a bull point. Today the general tip was
20 buy ST. Paul.
The Paris bourse has been firm. but
closed weaker. Berlin was quiet and feat
ureless.
Breadstuns. Grains. Etc.
Liverpool. April sa-wheat-Spct quiet:
demand poor: No. red winter, IS Sd: No 2
red spring. stocks exhausted; No. l hard
Manitoba, IS I'd; No California, IS lid.
Futures closed dull. with near positions
I'D lower and distant positions ,.9xd
lower; April. Sc sid: May. IS sa.d: June.
July. August and September, 80 Gid
Corn-spot quiet: American mixed, new,
spot. IS sd. Futures closed quiet. with
near and distant positions I'D lower; April.
IS nd, May and June. IS Id; July and Au-
gust. ss si.d; September, is sid.
Fiour-Steady: demand moderate; 81.
Louis fancy winter. Is Cd.
Hops.
Hops-At London, 81 l5A
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Bread~tuf5A. Crnins. Etc
MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco. April 3o.-Arrived--Ara-
go, Coos bay: Waiia Walla. Victoria and
Port Townsend. Departed-Aibion. Cook
inlet.
Vancouver. B. c.. April eo-The En-
press OF Japan sailed for the Orient this
afternoon. She had for,y-nine saloon pas
sengers and ffty-four Chinese. The cargo
is light this trip. amounting TO only CO
tons.
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sTEAMER CLAN MpoNALp.
STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
orRs. GARLAND AND EvANGEIA

SEATTLE and Townsend-Neah Bay Route.
Steamer Garland leaves Yesler cock Mon
0ys. Wednesdays and Fridays 1T ts:iI
z m. FOR Port Townsend. Port Williams.
poneeness Port Angeles, Port Crescent.
9e'tyeburg. Pysht Cisllsm Bay and Neah
nay: returning, arrives al Seattle $50 ..
= on opposite days Steamer Evangel
Seves Yeeler dock fer Port Angeles and
victcria, Mondays. Wednesdays and FRI
aays =, $50 .. m: arrives Seattle alter
nase days p m.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
The STOCK Exchange.

New York. April e-The stock marie,
today presented more healthy appearance
than for some time past Business was
fairly large. and the trading was unusually
well distributed. conservative Operators
being g-afiaed over the fac, that al
though Sugar exceeded any other ipaIysd-
uAl stock IN point q activity. she rail-
road list today forged TO the front. The
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THE VANCOUVER ROUTE.
Err GEORGE r STARR

STEAMER GEORGE r STARR
SSsasss Tacoma, /. noon; Seattle. Yesier
eAf. ,. IN. Mondays and Thursdays
80 AhAiccta. blaine ana Friday HAroor.
~. sSaeoaNes. arriving Vancouver .. ~
rafe TO Blaine s.. fare 20 Vancouver 81
~, iafiaer Information apply 20 fsslsr
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VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMER ROSAIIE.

STEAMER ROSAtiE,
G1seton dock. leaves for Victoria ana
srer Townsend daily. except Sunday. at
80 2. m. returning. leaves Victoria at
N Steamer Idaho leaves for Port
saeNnssad and way points daily. except
sunday. AZ a. m: Sunday. Direct. at .
returrlng- direct leaves Port
-eenscnt AZ D. M 'Ehonc. Hlke IS.
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
lNGTON ROUTE.

Y.
Carrying u :. Mall,
uo Por, Orchard and Port Washington
Nste. leaves City dock. foot OF Main
s'rret, SD a. m. calling nj South Reach,
SGscaci. Brick Yard. Rremerton. L.. :.
NAVY Yard. sidney. Charleston. Tracyton.
shleo. silveraAie. Leaves Port Orchard
sssy station at y, m. arrives Seattle
~ p. n. +. n. Robinson. master. Lilly,
resardas & Co. agents Telephone. Main
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rrcur~sou TO san Frnncisco,

April 2: SO. Including berth in tourist
s,eener from portisnfs-si5. including berth
ia Prsllamn Sleeper from Portland. South
sru Paeifc ticket Office, SD First avenue.
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sTrsuvR nav cry

L. STEAMER BAY CITY
N City 1oes foot % Nsin street.
= Thursday Ana saturday at p.
~. Ansco-tes. FsfrAsNea and What
Sssesa!ssg leaves whatcon sunday.
r1ssesaay ans Friday at =. IN. Pare 81
rsss sagar9us 81 Co. Cssy doeS. AseEtA
s@sSs. Aain 81.
w. II. ELLIS. Owner.
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Howard.

A reward Of 80 will be paid for infor-
nation leading 20 the arrest and convic-
ton Of any one stealing copies OF the
Pos;-Inseilsgencsr Delivered to subscribers
throughout the city.
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For Cook Inict.

Schooner ssa Light. now lying al schwa-
Il stsrs sock, VII sail for Cook iniee
about April d. For rates Ger passage APP
r,iy on beard Of boat
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-.9rtE. PORT ORCHARD AND PORT
ss~~f0n rou e--Sfeamer Mafy y
~ kAves Harringfon's wharf, foot
sahtneson street, for South Beach.
.S drove. PIT. White. Bremerton.
9ss1 states Dry Dock. Charleston.
III. Tracy,on. Chico. silyerdaie. At
49, It 40 p. m; returning, leaves
5rdajs At s.S q m Telephone BLACK
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The Northern Pacific VIII rua two over
land trains daily, commencing Sunday.
April II Only y hours from seattle to y.
Paul
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SRusE AND MADISON LINE.
BARK FOREST QUEEN.

- ~ ssn from Saa Francisco. April =. car
.ssse freight al 81 per tea. connecsanS
~ Seattle for all points
r r. CAME. Agent,
Arlington Dock. Telephone PIKE "a
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1,a,y and china Have a set-ro.

Cinnamon are said 70 BE- good Judges
food. and this . one reason Any tnsy
make such good maskste.s- 10 Lung. .
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Commencing April 18th, the steamer Ro-
..ua Will leave for Pert Townsend and VIC
,orta daily. except Sunday, At II 20 .. m
ps,ur,ins. leaves Victoria at . a. m
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LAYING Seattle for Alaska April ..
Fl aud every thirteen days thereafter.
n freight and passenger rates apply 70
J. G. CARROLL Agent.
Ochwabacher dock. Tel. Pike 8.
oIAo. e PEABODY. General Manager.
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~ ON THE .YLYn-

eRAfrLE TO TACOMA.
@S1 trfps daily. except Sunday.
- And twenty-five minutaa.
- GTEANER FLYER"
iaily trips. 6eattls-Taeona
- II HFEcr TUESDAY. NAY 4
TINE CARD
-, fnre, 5oc: round ts1p. &c.
- I6ftis-5sE. u.ls q n: 3,1k e11
4nrona-s0 Z. m: L ~. = q
9UNDAY9.
TscomA-s - q. m: IN. tn 3. =
S~~ Al Northern Pacific wharf, Ia
IA Commercial dock. foot q Ma.
~ a1sst. eesstis.
55Ssfea, fare 5c.
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VoU CAN GET HUDYAN ONLY BIZ APPLY.
- Ing 70 the HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
HUDYAN cures certain forms OF nervous exhaus-
tiou. nervous debility. mental VERY. neiapcheiia.
wasting diseases and Lost Manhood. Hudyas
certain forms Of liver and kidney Affections.
Circulars and testimonials Of the Great Hudyaa
FREE
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FORT BLAKELEY ROUTE.
SARAH n. RENTON.

f1eyee Central Dock daily except gat-
ss1ny and Sunday. 10 a. m. and and 4:4s
Saturday, 10 a. M. p. m. ara
rs >. n; sunday. 1870 a. m. and 20
laws Biakeiey. except Saturday ana
nrn6ay. 8 a m. and 1913 and 3:G D. m.
7siufday, q. m and 1913 and Gas .. m.
10y, ) . m. and y. m.
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4 4 d. TRANSPORTATION CO.
WEEKLY TIME CARD.

erEAMER CITY OF CHAMPAIGN,
skagit River Route
Leaves Monday. April 20. at IL
eitright; Thursday. April .. at s a. m
saturday, April 3. at a. m Leaves
Aouns Nernor-We inesday. April %. al i
Z m Friday. April "A. at ~ a. m; Sum
Gay. April u, at IL noon. Calling at Stan
vood. Fir. Skagit City. Mount Vernon
snd Avon. tTulallp going south Sunday
aad north Tuesday,
STEAMER CLAN M'DONALD.
Monday. Wednesday and Friday at Q. m
iH Edmonds. Everett and Snohomish
nvef points. Landing at City dock. Sc
eftlc. Going through to Tacoma Tuesday
sne Saturday.
City Dock steamers for all points on the
sound Open all night. Telephone. Main 81.
s. O. YEREES Manager
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HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
Stockton. Market and Ellis ssa.

LIyER.-when your liver 10 affected you may
feel blue. melancholy. irritable ard easily dis
contented. Ysu will nstice many symptoms thas
ysu really have aud many that you really do not
have Yea need = good liver regulator. snd this
you should take al You get IL from
us. Write for boek On liver troubles. IAN About
the Liver sent free.
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EVERETT ROUTE. STR. GREYHOUND

EVERETT ROUTE. STR. GREYHOUND
Daily. except Sunday.
Leaves Everett S:&5 a. m. .. m.
Leaves Seattle II 30 am. and 30 q. m.
Ases Everett II a. m.
fare-S.ngle trip. 75c: round trip. U,S:
ernects with boats for Tacoma and Sno-
h(mish.
LAnding-Colnan dock. foot Of Marion
4fset.
RATTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
oAnd Irou Pres +. W. Goodhue Sec.
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Seattle,
Lake Shore
& Eastern
Railway.

J TNos, II r. n sSoWY. Receiver.
Trains leave and arrive depot foot Of
Columbia street
TINE CARD IN EFFECT DEC. =. 1884
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

Portland. April ENTHUSIASTICALLY WaIla.
5s05Sc; valley. 6oGslc.
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continued pressure OF n,eney IN ISrsr,
appears 10 be beginning &c hare tie yc,~i-
for result ef attracting s5reign ca5sta,
INTO this market London ii,otarioa. com,
higher far Americans. and foreign dealers
were purchasers n this isarkee. cho&ce
investment bonds being also taken An in
crease IN local commission house orders
was logically reflected IN the larger to-
tails OF transactions for the usually actixs
railway stocks. The continued favorAbse
weather and the absence OF any positive
unfavorahle news helped the bul,.sh SEN
cment There was very little news Of
Importance bearing upon prices The rail-
road bond market sympathixed with the
huoyant stock speculation. As rejecting
the congestion of money in London. Il nav
De noted that British consots made an
other high record to-day. touching ia.
me return 10 the investment Of eapital
N these and other prime European mort
cages - 30 meager that IL IS only logical
that the European investors should turn
TO THIS market. The Gould shares were
conspicuous in trading, Union Pacific trus.
receipts displaying exceptional activity
sugar was well supported. and after
somewhat errstic course closed with A
gam OF = per cent. The general advance
was stemmed for an interval about IL
O'Clock by realizing. The losses, however.
.01O uhiinpor.ant ACTIVITY subsidized IN
the afternoon session until near the close.
when revived animation ard additional
advances were recorded, tnparting a buoy
ant tone to the closing. The Changers.
Louisville & Nashville. the Gould shares
anu a Few Of the specialties were in special
inquiry The net changes record improve
ments OF le2 per cent in the leading shares.
hanWay bonds were active and higher.
on the consideration elsewhere noted. The
sales were e.1l3.noe
Money and Exchanxe.
Money on call. easy a; 2isa3 per cent. !.
last loan ). closed per cent: prime msr-
cahtAe paper. 5Qs per cent. Sterling ex-
chanse heavy, with actual business il
bankers bills at ASiss14-sSA for demand
and A-Sa.ss S. for sixty DAYS: posted
rates. Asst.G+.ss and "a. ss,sfF4so 80; CONNER
ciai bills. A-SsA. Bar silver 67xc. Silver
Certificates, Ga leSc.
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Capt. l. Wiley. olympia
John c. Walls Buckley.
David Wright. Port Orchard.
William Lacy. caraefsai. Ont.
HOTEL BUTLER.
John Courtney, Minneapolis
r. N. koss. 81. Louis.
7: n. Word. San Francisco
W. s. Little. Boston
G. H. Poole. Boston.
Ed kauimann. 81. Louis
W. 81. n. Barnes. Portland.
]. b. Reed. Portland.
W. T. Insraham ard wife. AlgOna. Mich.
y. NJ. Drew. Boston,
Mrs. J: c. Percivai, Olympia
Mrs T. 4. Slater. Elma-
c. S. Mendsl. Minneapoiis
y. 3. Brcomell. Tacoma.
J. G. Snyth. Tacoma
Dexter Shondy. ElieusburE.
R MILAN w II wsrsr snd VIE Msn Seattle
W. W. Wells. Chicago.
J.. e. Chapman. Tacoma
W. u. Neiineysr and Wife, Port Hadloca.
Mis-. !. A. Form. Vancouver.
T. 5. Doemoecher. Chehails.
J. J. Stevenson and wife. Everett.
O. W. Taekabury. Denver.
Rowland Hughes. Buckley.
c. A. Bowker. San Francisco
Il. J. Massey and wife. FairhavRA
HOTEL DfLLER.
J. Stewart. Tacoma
Il. +. Mount. Tacoma
Mrs. Webster. Fairhavsn
G. W. Williams New York.
4. 8: Howard. Edison,
Mrs. J. w. Revington. North BsnA
II, Hayes, sncaualmie;
Andrew johnson. Winiock.
II. V. Williams. Chelan.
L Jones, ArisgsSn.
NJ. J. GIL snohomish-
J. Z. Moore. Utsalady.
L. p. Elvrufn Siivana.
Mrs. Elvrum and child. eifvAna.
Z. 4 Il. s %ssar lssaaySs ssso. co,.s.
walter crocketi. coupeviae.
!. o M,sss. E Ts,rh wss;com
hugh Mcmillan. snohemish.
Richard F. au Jesr. B bnets
o. Nelson. Utsaiady.
William Armstrong. Shelton.
HOTEL STEvENA
William Harris. snohomAah.
+ G. Winhsim; Everett
Charles a. Feeklsburg: Everett.
Mrs. Bailey. Tacoma
II /. Reynolds. San Francisco.
G. i. Lamb, San Francisco.
4 +. T Chart tt. Tassma
u. =. Martin Portland ~.
I: +, Palmer nInsr and ssds wife, 81. Paul.
j. IT, Reynolds. Tacoma.
I. NJ Mcleod, Rossiand. B. c.
c. NJ Carpenter, KINGSTON.
C. r. Ruml.n. Portland.
w A. HodgiDs. Snohonish.
George ". speman. ST. Paul
Charles r. Chase and wife, Bostea
John Johnston. Portland.
NJ N. Norton. Portland
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL
Henry James Spokane.
James l. Staver San Francisco.
H. C. Daniels. Snohofnish
Ed L. Schoield and child. Aberdeen
G. i. Provinsc Modesto.
s. T.. Smith Portland.
c. b. White. Tacoma.
George y. kareher; -, Louis.
H l.. Griffith. st. Paul
n r. johnson City.
Miss Maude Ghessty. Olympia
Jennie Overland. olympia
NJ. Il. Gwinn. Helena,
s. -. Stays. Anaconda
Thomas l.. Ames, Boston-
Fred II. Anderson Chicago.
G. NJ Eeniz. Missouis
Iieb Spencer North Yakima
- ' RAINIER GRAND.
J. H. wflraot Spokane
Charles c. Saich, Chicago.
bishop Barker, Tacoma
F p. wits, Chicago.
John T Sormils, Chicago.
C. Me;zger. New York
IA C. Howe Boston.
Cal. Hsillg. Portland
S. Greenberg New YORK.
7. !. oarney, San francisco
James Reese. Vancouver
W T.. Lynn, Vaughan.
Frank L. Hunter San FrarctEc0
r NJ McLevel. Ross.aHd. u. c.
Henry stoekmas. rhlls5slpf asa.
". r solomon. Nsw YORK
George q. Krefse. New York
u. ~ Jarvis. New York
J. G. Ainsworth. Portland.
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Pacfnc Coast Steamship Company-s
soeamer CITY OF TOPEKA. sailing from
rIees sound and British Columbia ports
May 2. will arrive at si.ka IN tine ia cs,r-
meet with Alaska Commercial Compauyss
steamer BERTHA. due TO sail from sitka
May >. Tor Cook inlet. direct Steamer
Bertha has accommodations for 80 passen-
gers- Fare: Seattle to sItka. first cia2
yi5. second class $50: sitka 10 Cook inlet
nrst class -. second class Si5. For further
fnformA ton address
J. F. TRowBRIDGE.
Puget Sound superintendent.
Seattle office, Ocean dock foot OF MAI.
street; telephone. Main 20.
Goodall. Perkins & Co.. Geaersa a~enta
San Francisco. Cal
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
U. 3. NAIL
OrEAMER DELTA.
49, Harrington dock. foot OF Washing
2G. Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
f16sck 2. N. for kingston. Port Gamble.
S.5S taIia Hoodsport and Union City.
$s5$vue alternate days.
,. TROuTMAN. Master.
Qoun0ae. Red 49,
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ALASKA.

foeInc Coast 6teamsksp Compauy>e
STEAMER AI-KI
Al newly redtted. new upper deck cabfns
ana new and commod1ous seccnd-ciass
Rasssngsr accommodations wiz saii from
beastis Aprl 18th AZ a m. for
MAhI leland. kETCHTkAN
MRASGEL YESs BAY
JUNEAU ard DOUGLAS BLAND.
J. r. TROWBRYDGE.
Puget Sound super.n,endent
SEATTLE once. Ocean deck foot Nan
street. Telephone Main co.
ooodai. Perkins 4 CO.. general agents.
Ian Francisco
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HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
sseekssa, Market and ElIis ssa.

TAINTED BLooD.-impure bleed, due to -
rious private disorders. carries myrisds Of ssee-
producing gerins. Thea come sore throat. pim-
pies cspper-csiored spots, ulcers In mouth. old
sores and falling hair. Yes . trip to
Hot Springs By writing fSs Blood Book" 70 the
old physicians Of the
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.

- Card In Eject June 1 NJ
a.eaa Everett and Whatcom route
~5S n Warrington leaves Seattle Aaiiy.
lnsurtAy. at 10 p. m.
Ef1a oud La Conner Youte-FairhAven
- 1eotfls daily, except Saturday, as
1900. Main n. Yeslef Dock.
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AN JUAN ISLANDS.

fEANER LYDIA THOMPSON.
ohrfyine United States mali. leaves City
~ f6ot Of Main street. Monday, We'd
Sssdsy and Friday at 1 .. m. for Port
fsunsend, San Juan islands and New
GIafeon. Returning. leaves New What
= tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, ct
me CARD IN EFFECT JAN, l.
uc3A hound--Ieaves Seattle 1 q m:
hoyo1 pogt Townsend a. m. leaves FRI
~ Hsrbor 10.D a. m: leaves Roche
HSsbw MS p. m: arrives at New What
- ~ p n
1Sulk iound-Leaves New Whatcom 4
n bases Roche Harbor 10 .. m; leaves
tra1ny HAYbor ii =. m. leaves Port
feunSe11 >. m: arrives At Seattle 7:S
h fhsmpson. manager-owner. LILY.
naeor1w Co.. agents, City dock
f2G1nnne Main a.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

Dispatch steamers nom Seattle q To-
lows:
For San Francisco. via Port Tovn,end
and Victoria. ~ Q q m PASSENGER re-
csived on board at q m-) April Z !, II
For Alaska-Apr1 :. Y ana II n 3 \ m
From 9an FrAncfsco for Victoria and
rr9sf sound ports q .. m. April { !, Il
Tickets nay - obtained .. the once a
tns company a Ocean dock. Seattle
= TROWBRfD0E p. d 0upt
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