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The herald., 1896-01-23
JOTTINGS
Important rleeting of the

Important Heeting Of the L. A. OIL Exchange
There will be an important meeting of the
Los Angeles Oil exchange at the Board of
Trade rooms, First street, near Broadway, at
80 o'clock this evening, the 23d inst. The
members of the oil exchange are requested to
attend, and all oil producers of the Los An
geles oil field especially invited. T. J.
Cochrane, secretary.
The herald., 1896-01-23
A Small PIoze

The fire department was called out at
1880 yesterday evening to extinguish
small blaze at the corner of CASTELAR, and
College streets. The fire was started by
the overturning of lamp in house oc-
cupied by Spanish family named
Grijalva. The flames were gotten under
control before any serious damage was
done.
The herald., 1896-01-23

Advance Davis sewing machines removed to
4O7 s. Broadway, opposite Chamber Com.
merce
The herald., 1896-01-23
Our Itou,e Rra,y

Maier q Zobeiein's lager. fresh from theii
brewery, on draught in all the principal sa
looms; delivered promptly in bottles or kegs
Office and brewery, Ala Also street; tele phone
81,
The herald., 1896-01-23

Have you seen our Columbus Buggy Co. .
bicycle for 1895? Inspect samples, 80 N.
Main ST.. Hawley, King Il Co.
The herald., 1896-01-23
EAGLE Brand 0ysfers

Call for the Eagle Brand OF fresh frozen
oysters. Your grocer has them. They are =
great delicacy
The herald., 1896-01-23

We are making great run on our new 1896
model bicycle for the low price OF sos. Haw.
ley, King G. Co., 21O North Main street.
The herald., 1896-01-23
Hariuan Fish Co. Son Pejrn

Fresh fish and lObst sters shipped direct to all
points in Arizona, Texas and Mexico from
cannery in San Pedro at lowest wholesale
prices.
The herald., 1896-01-23
Electric Oil Stove

Or hot air furnace; take your choice to heat
your house this winter Nauerth & Cass Hard
ware Company has them, 1876 S. Spring st.
The herald., 1896-01-23
Pabst Beeri Pahst Beeri

On draft. Olympic Hall, 12l w. First st..
". Garms prop Tel. pa. Finest CONNER.
cial lunch. Leave orders for bottl ed beer
The herald., 1896-01-23

Dressmakers-All fashion books at Lans
stadter's, 214 South Broadway.
The herald., 1896-01-23

DR.. D. s. Diffenbacher. dentist, rooms and
| S, 1l9 s. Spring ST., Los Angeles.
The herald., 1896-01-23

Big Tree Carriage Works, I2S San Pedro st.
Concord business wagons a specially
The herald., 1896-01-23
Free Dispensary

For the poor daily. Drs. Lindley and Smith
Broadway and Fourth. Pirtle Block.
The herald., 1896-01-23

Sewing Machines rented 81 per month. 4O7
South Broadway
The herald., 1896-01-23
Notice to Stockholders

YINHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
l. holders of The Los Angeles Terminal Railway
company will be held at tho general Office of the
company, corner First and Myers streets, in the
city OF Los Angeles, California on Tuesday, Feb
ruary lth 1896, at 10 o'clock a. M, to elect direc
tors to serve during the ensuing year, and to
them. WILLIAM WINCUP, Secretary. s-l6-2S-so
The herald., 1896-01-23

Hire your hacks for funerals, $500 each from
Gus Graham. Stand, Arcade depot. Tel 553
The herald., 1896-01-23

Everything on wheels, Hawley, King & Co,
210-212 N. Main street.
The herald., 1896-01-23

san FRANCISCO, Jan. 22.-For Southern Cali
ornia: Cloudy weather Thursday; fresh
sOutaerly winds.
The herald., 1896-01-23
Builders, Take Notice
Save Undertakers' c.

Lumber at reduced rates. Get our prices
GanahI Lumber company.
The herald., 1896-01-23
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

WEATHER REPoRr-United Sta.es depart
ment of agriculture weather report, re-
ceived at Los Angeles, January %.
1896.
The herald., 1896-01-23

Columbus Buggy Co.'S buggies are high
The herald., 1896-01-23

Pabst Beerl Pabst Beerl
On draft at Joe Arnolds 1858 8. Spring St
The herald., 1896-01-23

Or. Harriet Hilton. 4a4 S. Hill street.
The herald., 1896-01-23

Maximum temperature 50.
Minimum temperature. AS.
Rainfall past ~ hours, -.
Rainfall Tor season, -.
The herald., 1896-01-23

TEMPERATURE - Report of observations
taken at Los Angeles January %,
The .rometer is reduced to sea level.
Time. Bar. Ther Ri IN w d Vel W'her
5 100 a. m. 80. O8 30 100 NE l Foggy
D 100 p. In. l30.07l 81 SS NV CLOUDY
The herald., 1896-01-23
THE FASHIONABLE
MUSICAL EVENT OF THE YEAR
A SEASON
OF GRAND OPERA
lg rlonday, January 9th
Marie Tavary
Grand Opera Co.

Under Direction of CHARLES II. PRATT
large and powerful organization. complete In
every detail, presenting Grand opera in English
theater prices
Sopranos-Marie TavarY Anna Licher, Sophia
Romani
Contratos-Thea Dorre, Nellie Franklin, Bella
Tomlns.
Tenors-Chev. A. L. Gnille, Payne Clark, William
Stephens.
Baritones-Max Eugene, Wm Schuster, Il s.
dudley.
Baisos-A Abramhof, Jos. Witt.
Musical Drector-Herr Carl Martens.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-14
WATER FRONT NOTES

Steamer Creyhos-a ran % -aco-a y.s-
tsraaY r. - EiysT's Ds4cs-
essan-e- wfsfara ssffs far Al2sxw T4.-.
DAY morning "a r 5'czock-
Stsnrre- THts Warts sans sa- saa Fan
rs~o r. n'c5cs8 isis morning Sfsarrsr
aAa-,l a - sxpestss % arrive aur4ng re
6zy.
prssa sap Harlsnt - s,n. 10y q.
P1rt14n1. has e@ea chartered or J z
C@nver9n Co. 20 sa@4 21e@t .heEc. 80
E@-ors.
Steamer -Dnsks = Sc srorn alAxka g =
@ss sxEerse1 20 arrive a&gIy ~ q zn1raznx.
ts-t rad 30 r1s "a a. sur.e~sgEes :. 70
tns tszrs % r9srg 70 rres@
SrAco-e- william BoS3ez. So .orN. now
a. Per. =f1sesY. has kseeH charfega8 ~
r. sun = rsss 4 Co. - bad la-ns~r.
t2snce 70 NessaaTTss - A5et&l5@-
No stte-np- as yr, N@@1 -ass a. ~
Ia&..l1g sh@ Es~-1sH baSs Arters.s w1tsa
a2-aSr 81 p@aD8s vssEses se- yssssr@ay.
rr#.ksa snrE - -ss0n "a .o-s n9w h.
Tles@Tas- las hs@a chartered % . "
N~&szr - &e4S sH@st f~s- Ssr Pc -
cisco - fne Sa s&s h4a~3osZ. E4awrs, Aas-
seTn Or LSs1kFG-
Seas-e~ Ak was }aA9fnx f~sssAs yes
.erzag zE4 sc .sg&s wsEs - Tacoma 20
{ sessa-ws fa rers - grs ar1wrAr COWS
sre1n Ale "a fUr sast 9ors. arr axe "a
Freq Sae - sraE2 as<e lEl Es1Ea-
lrg a. so s'=.oek
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-14

S&tuFHays Ara0efFre.
wits Barn e. II. 70 c. r. EoAf-nAn.
=. Ne and n1s - sss - - =. Z 80 o.
SEPT - &.
Levi AZ: rscny E-aerras % Caassss C.
HSrcSer. a1Gss So - az43 - - go u Z,
= = s. May 4 ga.
Csasrlss Waters 20 =. r. Shsrsssr. sss :.
bloch =. RA.nasr Beach. Sept & Il
Sheriff 70 Fsc1r~r S2v1ags sxA6 LoAz 60.
sos / book d Is.A wa 60. sAS. 2.
>s1a
Sa-rE@ 20 aaxna aos 4. BOOK z wEs&
Wa a&d- Sept D. tSA
sSes@@ 20 saznA sct & &oc2 g. wa-a
Was aid. Scot s. ssSs.
S1&rsG % sAzns -. asock q. Wa
WaAla as S19G .. $40.
clr-zG 10 sSz2a sos :. Ssoo1 = Wa~a
NAAls &11~ Sep 2. ssEa.
S1sr1E 20 sszxA 10. : hook q WA.A
" ais A11 SscL a. sssa.
SaeriI % saxaa los 8 Back =. wa-a
Na4aa ADD. SaD[ g. $50
T1e kzgalan4 L&E4 &as lrvr> Co TO ".
A Eaaer. lot =. b&ocx ~ klrx.&.a.. Sep
=. sss
Lew G. Smith 20 ~ n. Yoaax. sse -
AID nts .os =. a.ocx - poSsslas ADD. AAy
- 81
Fer31rs56 EocsSv-anr % Alex D srnsfh.
BOT s. block g. .. Z. D@aAys Pa-x ADD y
Seattle. May y. sso.
J. c. OCoznor 81 TX 70 Alfred A. suat
trsci n ~ q. sec 4. :. g. : Apr. -
Las g.
S,.lse Investment &C. 20 Ezlssa a BerscA.
10 4. 5.o<>A - Brooklyn s1a. Aag A. szsa
SheEzG - " A.48SASn AAszS ca ma sec -
- - 5. ~ =. sx g@L-s5f- way 10 s.. - y
A 5. ~. Co. Aa1 40 : q 5~e@e- 10 Cor
gregassoT-zz TTs1zs UAsSA std Z = 20 scG9cs
d-sSr1S& No - AsAx - t2-E -
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q. A4soA- luts -. l. AZ d Sec -. a. Y
1 &C. a. Jan =. !Sa9 ssss. ~.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-14

TIE branch hydrographss Office c-sx-o-a
house, Por. Townsend. Wash. will farm
ish on Application, free OF charge. .aii IN
formation regarding the following notices
% mariners:
Asriatlc rss. Austro-Hanssry. Gusc O.
Trl-S-e. Muggsa bay. light or s. Saba
5reaEw-ater.
cello channel. particulars OF Light On
Kn.za ls1et.
A6ratic s>a- Italy. visibility OK Man
tr-soaia MA,rsnata ard Barlet-a nwht.
Black see Russia. s~3 ~ Azov. Tzgsn-
rox signals showing depth o. channel
British Columbia. Provost island. Po~s-
lscx po&n; Light station. fog signal esfao-
r.nad
Chile. western entrances 70 Magellan
strait. Evanxeisssas Islands. sxhsos.so1
Of light postponed.
.-ars,@ ssgrksn wreck ocushwssewxrc Of
Tsnrsha Light weasel.
Esrrafurr. coast survey char No. q
Francs. west co@s. Cn~nai IA rorr.
rxirlnsrt rock buoy hsscsn.lnies
italy. Golf Of Taraato .nsers..e msn. On
Alice point
Java north coa-@, extension ~ ha-t
we.twarS 90 entrance N sss-~nawa r~-xs.
New Yors. New York Say ensrarnA
sxre-fFn~nts. whs--ffas bgoy removed
No-te SEA s8uker vreck rc-rhx est
~ari ~ Ryths XIII HghfAousa
Se~ra srS. -Jrks- wreck southwest
ward - Maze Hg11eve-~sI
Nova SOFIA Gz,s % Cs-<o, rcsr- Tsss-
pe- rgAt hose Increased height
NORA Scotia EANfzx harbc- No----
w~st arm oaoy marking F'are.l core
- pa
Portugal. west cosst. p-rfs1Ta ere-
-s7lzce8 ~ rro provisional lights
Sxe2 ~ CIR CO BosAala =oss~s~ss-ra
s-sgraach. shcAAs. recently soun. marked
Sy 1Bovz
S4~eatra. VS. oo&st ps1srg ar-s~oaeA
&sa1 kor iEgf7s~ azy. Alterations - lights
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-14

pat ousEs vas stared. vhscA carried :.
- % N%~e eeso-e tAs@s o'esSek- Tie pit
s9ow-1 sos-e % Is csd-e1-ns spa-.s during
t1e rise. ard ne A-zogas % Business as
We as rs size o. re transactions ws-s
larger than tsey nave ben for tae las.
gEo months -. IIverxocs Gates showed
Ia sdTzrce. bat lie really azilssh .sws
was LIE sensational decline reported -
eosaSoAs- Feasibility o. trouble between
1hsaA0c ard Germany ever TIE ZANZIBAR
mater WAS $50 reported 50 waea tbs
1e<,4lSse n sozs0ss was made kzcws there
was rush ~ cever shorts and 20 sry
.or tZs- lorag szsso<nE~ TIE czearRrses from
Ire s-znosr3 during tie week we're some
500" o9s1s2s moge than re week be-
sofe- ana heavy SAFES a. sogr were
pssse1 from Aaarsa polls Argentine Ak
ported no w3eAr tbs xs@k Sa1 Ater
he CROWD began 20 feel that per1ars the
pace TAD been teo saxt- Traders took
tEezF profits ereesy from SIC 20 ssssc. and
N consequence the price declined % 5Sssa
II a. ~ close. Receipts a. 1fzn@a polls
am Asl42ia were heavy. LtS cars. cora
i@FsG ~isn LIS ears On me correspond
AnS day 81 he year Before. T2lS caused
the 6ecAiHe shortly after zee opening.
Cora was moro active and arEa. lnta-
efeea largely 5y n. strength % wheat
oats we're noE very active a Arm fsel-
Ing existed early IN sae cay cat pr.ces
yir.1es a&eer And ca0s=xz shade iewsr
asAFy aoy Receipts were gain lnsir-;-
ESaSal N opening provisions al prices
sEA1s lower Than yesterdays close.
Closing Quotations
Whea.-SepEezaoer. ss.e. October. Sac
Co-n-Sep EesnbSr and October. ay7se
os-s-SeEt eEnSer, is-sc. October. iEs.a
Iye-z1aae-
Forks pteHrher ana Octne.-, IS. -
Las1-Ss,7rsn Der. s. -s.z; OCT ooer. 81 -
Ksos-Sevie-zosr. s-.A: oego5sE. X
Barsey-.gg -s1.
<iax-S4A. S5s5c
Tsmotay--s@so
Live stock.
NStIe-<xHGtA uoaa are &s foEows. Fancy
eeesss. &-t9Ssss@. far 20 prime steers.
s@~atszs3. sEocAs-s and feeders g. s.e4ss 90.
bulls. oo.s ana heaters. & .sssz -. caves,
- lss~S~s5. Westerns. x-@s4W1S
Hogs-He&vy sod AZ &-ass.sJ =: rn@.iErn
a 3 >ee1.S5. and i.sa-s 81 sglssy1 -
>1eep-SA-ss on a bass OF s-4S for ra-
tive and s--s2@-sS for choice, feeding
J. sss2i :. Feeding lambs are wanted
around s2..l
-2ts-CAStia aoo: hogs. is.so.
sassD. L.aea
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-14

-. wo-sa-w.st.-- Er@ -. tar.s easly
tran. k~w~~n = Pau az CEte1xc. u
xoar t-a-z srg-z Re Wsss sscu& - latss
az yoa eoast z0a1ect- -sca-scs - lsss
faan sgs henrs 20 SAL Ta--s . al En-
rzrsxrs ratssr * ySs are 4 q 1srvy y.
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ks@xze s@4s.1x H&x1-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-14

war ~ so-w s~a--r sse.s 90 ta~ soxssv-
.rx ~x~ sS9a@s- Sc=1gr-4s ov rzzz4Sn. rss
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snpxs-A
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-14

MARINE NEWS.

Port Townsend. Sept fs.-Arrtvea-Chn
81 Temuco, from Valparaiso for Pert
BiaksIey; bktn Willie Il. Hume, fTcn
Shzng1a. for Tacoma
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-14

Fxcsa~Sfen Bnres 20 Tacoma
ia %rrsh@~c Fsc3Se ~T1 ss- rv2af
s~.1 ssex@sx seattle % Tsesr2s - rate
9. = cents ID ac1ou1. = frssGs sozs:y
Ia zsckeEs % sals 81 gssa ssr - - "A
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-14


New York. SEPT 1.-THE New York
Fsnanc1er says ,ass weak: Fer the frs.
tine s@1ee July II last tae clearing house
banks Of Neg York show ar Increase "a
their reserve. The statement for he week
eaGtng September u does no.. however.
reject the fail effect Of the heavy opera
tons incident 70 the imports o. over s13-
eo'o % foreign goli 10 thls side That
the oanks a. The close Of business Satur-
Gay had more cash than the statements
credit them will Is almost cert ain. bat.
"a is usually The case. Tire gain wfn be
SOW IN showing That the gold tTnpoT 3
are relieving the strained situation OF ne
past few weeks = plainly apparent
Instead u the heavy collections o. sew
eraI millions In loans which has marked
the statement for weeks past. The se-
s<iI T.o9l.e0o less than loans. but shis IS
a feature that pTsobsbl all not be main
tanned Tor any iezgta Of time. The heavy
forsaard crop movement. fastened in the
Solcn by The cc89i tons now prevailing
there. and IN Other sectors b. favoza BE
rates, are bound - continue tne gold In
ports, and thus enable the NeT York
banks 20 ship funds 10 the Interior wiin
greater ease than would have been tns
case had crops teen slow ia moving Il
wiA ee s!ga OF greater activity over the
country therefore. II the reserve % ne
New York banks are slow n increasing
rnis fall The hanks are Sill charging
their circulation.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-14
TIME SCHEDULE


In effect June a. lsA
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE
Fer 8; Pau and East. SEQ ?. IA
For Spokane and Loca4. 1.is D. n and
$40 .. m.
For Po-,lan1. 80 a IN and 80 ., IA
srnr Olympia. GrAys HAFooF and South
Benz a
Yer Carbonate e.ss .. II.
For raeoma. so IT'S and o. n. 3,E.
an8 so o, n.
Trsf<s ARRIVE At SEATTLE
From 81 Paul ari Eas'. o. A. n.
From Sook are ard Iocal. s,sa .. n and
From Portland. sic ana usso o m
srrou olympia Grsys Harbor And
eoush Bend - ?. n.
From Carbonate II % a. n.
From Tacoma see SIS and II 20 O. a.
$40 Saa ana II - p n.
sDaiiv excepf Su.t Law All Others daily.
Th!s card subtect to change without no
,tre
Through tiek~,a to Japan ara China VIA
Northern Fac sc Steamship COMPANY. ~
American line
For rates route. a.: other Information
ca. on or address
!. A. NADEAC.
General Ageni. s.sitia
CTtv Trckeg orsce. corner Yes.er way
ara Front street.
nepcf Tgcke, 0r.e-. corner w-sterl.
avenue and Columbia street
A . CHARLTON.
Assistant Generai Passenger Agent.
No ~ Nerrfson street corner TAird
Portland. Or.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-14

~s-~sfrx s-& ss%t-x parties - svs CT
IRE ~ aa1Ala ~s-szse1 sAssx g az sruxr
rzxs rse@s@1s ~ apry.ng 20 James Nor
rxz. xEear sgrs<.s S.ea-s4.5 Ccxs.a=y.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-14

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-14

SPOKANE FALLS & kORTAE IAN
RAILWAY IN L. NJ & FNRr
SRE|DaRJ RAIL WAY
ONLY ROUTE TO TRAIL. CREEK
And Mineral Dlarrsct Of ths Coivf,le Re-.
servasicn. Nelson Kalso koosenA
LAKE ard SLOGAN Point
Daily E<eePs s.a~ag bes 49, spoks~s
ava -se4seA, "a. T..
Leave Arr1vA
To- q ..--..-0pokAns......e IS . n
SO N ..... NsIsou. .........S ~ o "a
Passenxe ere for Tran Greek u3snes co.,
meet at rtnDoTt sika sIsges AID sieanep
daily.
Close connections 1T Nelson with steam
err .x kaIs, and al kocssnA LAks
pctnts
airy Greek connect at Asreus vita stagp
laily
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-14
HOTEL ARaIt AIS
HOTEL BUTLER.

p r. Iaeksoa. c8ty.
G. " Aei~@ssh. &ea York.
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): A-Ssrt C4rFey. " l-zfAsagtsn. D. d
= y Al.en. Clssc2 &c
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Mrs. G l. a4saAsns. LsAa4nA
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5. A. Ca.lssrt. New wnAteoTn.
Wgn. Nottingham. ssyra<sa4se. y. Y.
Ars II No,sss.snA-zss syracuse, y. !.
81. Gilbert. Nora Yakima
Mrs. J. VI. Isasxrs. Ncr-b ANA
y. Ste2Axt Fot1z. flEtUrA-
Mrs y. s1e~aTs Potts. NaeforsA
Ml-4As. Il A2ysno95. Portland
= atazagTz ~. Satin. Ess4Es@.
MRS. VILLAIN =. Sel.ta. Bahia
S4rS. r. NJ B.2&k. Ssc<cTA
Il. A HAll.n<sF. Pors Townsend
Y. L Gibson. PenasstG8 or.
{. ". Bean. Olympia
J. F~ze. a-@rgs<. Mount Ee<1o0
J. u. Kaufman, Junaau.
y. h Ross. Vancouver
". L. McCa5s. Tacoma
RoTEl. DIIz-EH
James stewart Por. BAksisy.
Mrs. l. hsassekeT. FasFaAvea
A-s. A Nc Don0ugE. Sacramento
Miss AcDon0ugh, Sacramento.
J. L Hg5sar@, Port Bl2Asley.
Charles e O'{iAErx
! beller. Ecgl 6lakelay.
john RGsSe.l. Pogi Bazkeisy.
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drs J. {. Hars. HaIlsoorA
Mrs Jsmlson. Por, Gambia
J. r bTaaaney. Sovs.y.
J. Il Boyce. Novelty.
\. g. Palmer, Arlington
Mss Il. l.. TaoH-&s. Lowell
". l. Rally. Por, SIaxsssy.
NEW ENGLAND HOTTIE
W. Haven aad ~l.s. Tacoma.
:, A. CaRss. Fsr. WASH
William Norris. civ.
Matt Hal kangiey wash
J. RAlliager. SevGas1.s-
A. Doyle. snoaomsh
-. Mclean. Blsca DlaE3cc.
George MAiasrulsns Back DIAMOND
= II. G7asoa. SpraGae.
Taomss tow aai family. CareenaAA
George Sow. c2Toonaao.
william Hocksn5eTsrr WsikssA
Capt Thcmpsoa. Steamer AK
Harry Turner. Port Angeles.
Mss Line AarsasllS Iert!snd, On
Aixs Emi4y Marshall. Portland
J. &. Psiky. Pomona. Ca
d. We.ca. New " est minister.
II. &. Hoex and ea.aa. " eol4sN
5 j. "a M6 & -.io' fors Bl.x.l.y.
q. a. Savage. Olympia
NA.am Wake. HARMLESS,
N =. Purple. Tacoma
Ais Aagy Srar1sr. City.
HOTEL STEVENS.
T. @. Jalger. Tacer4.
W. A. Robinson, San Fr7Ec.HuA
. FAEss. san Francisco.
1saalsi HAWKS. GFsely. Ca
:. 8. AsnesEon, SPOKANE.
4 ". Waite. FSssiana.
C W Harris. Tacoma
G. : SAaw. Spokane
l. q. keassnx Spokane
=, Ii, Roo~ra, SAP Franrts,A
AIRS. " hselsT. sGch1mssA
A SWEET e-cHarstsa.
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CHIC 400 Markets


C-as~zxa S~vs TIES er3sw's s--$-E~A
~ sea- xas egsl13H Led A. ne cE@n4rx.
Ise~zs1@- x-@zss y-.@.-~--s s2@@-Azx 81.
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errANEp UTOPIA


Lessss Tacoma h louE reagl. Yesleg
sesrt = n. Mondays ard Thurstays
~ F.rs rosnEert AHAsortes FAirAaven
fss steHn Blaine ard Friday Hag-
" tfN ' arcou.er arriving SsHcoGSR
'oi'ewlns dsv
Vs.s 10 RssIne s. fsr~ 10 vancouver.
further Information apply to Tee
vaAYf
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TACTIC NAVIGATION CO.
f.ms Card n erec, Jun. L -

BATTLE. EVERETT AND wHATCON
ROUTE.
Fate Of Washington caves Seattle tAily
efcs2s Saturday ~ J. . n
BATTLE FtpnF-TT AID IA CON-
NER E0rTr
ys'-hsven leaves Seattle daily. creep
thnsav a. . a IN
Tsss-t~ns ~ 49, w.
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FORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH.
fSGTON ROUTE
8rEAMER A r ROBINSON.
Carrying Z s Man.
o. pcrr Orchard ara Port waah,rgtoo
frsss caves CITY dock foo, % Main
street. 10 q n. calling q, South Beach
Esrehsil Brick yars. Freme-fon Y D.
Navy Yard. sidney Charleston. TrAcytoa.
fhi~a. sliversale Leaves Port Orchard
ssyy station a, = m arrives Seattle
rtp n 2 " Robinson master LAZY,
fcsa-eus q Co. sgen's Telephone. Naio
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Financial.


London. Sept i2.-salver. % s-Is.: con~o,s.
lie
London. Sept i2-The rarnnr on the
STOCK exchange that cabinet cc1ncli
had been CO led FOR conorrow Sunday
caused eonso.s 20 fall II. 20 lds HIS.
Pzras. Sept rs .. m.-Prsces Oh re
oo1Tse today were lower or the report
from ne East. This. however 10 believed
10 De reflection OF the London stock ex-
change ruLnor that q cabinet council had
been summoned for tomorrow. which has
since been officially senset from Lons3cn
Nrs York, Sept. I2-T-ae Evening Posts
LONDON financial cabieGra-m ears: One
hundred thousand pounds IN eagles will
probably 60 from the Bank OF England to-
day. The markets were fat today. Con-
SOS declined % 1es7s on the belief that tas
Eastern question is apprna1 hinS climax
The STOCK Market closed at the lowest. ex-
o@Qt f0r Americans. wAich rz-Iis~. on New
York support COnsols elssed at logA on
the Sunday cahsfrst meeting ruTno- and al
invest n ents stocks declined. The gold ie.s
The bank a-s cz1ied tbs morning. One
hundred ard forty thousand pounds were
shipped today BY the America line and
-s9.eo9 b. the LuesI4lA-
Bread.tufgs and Grains.
Lsyerpco9. Sept 12.-Cloxsng whea.-Spot
firm. demand poor. No. z red spring 50 I'D /.
No California. - 81 Futures closed Arm
with distant positions Nd h3gh er SspseTn-
Der. IS =i.d October. So zi-d: November. IS
2@.9 Tecex1h-s IS Sd: January 50 stx1
February IS -.
Co-n-Spot- firm: American mixed. rev
IS I'd. Futures clos@3 firm with S@pter7-
Der unchanged and other months II high
ez; September. IS SID. October. - ID. No
ve-abe~. - SID: Dccem Der. ~ es.d.
FFoar-Far1; demand. fair. freely Gu2-
piled: s. Louis fancy winter. rs.
Hops
Eopz-At London. Paclac Coat Il Ia
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I'LL ON THE rLyE0-

I'LL ON The TLyEA.
eEATTLE TO TACOMA
e~-r ssgrc 'rps 6Aliy excecs 0vnnnp.
- ar z1sr ard tsensy-ns~ n;ausoa
THE sTEAHER FLYER"
nsxusar aslis I.os 6sAtsse-TassUa
fAAiS' TTyr CARD Aa
anGse fare So. round tim -
f/sse Sea isis-5,G. II Is q n: "a Cd
gTNDAY0.
s>avs Seattle a.; y m-:sp -
i-svs TxcoEsz-s1 "a. Is - -
fsrAsrr a. Northern Pacific whzrf "A.
- Ara Commercial dock foot q -.
- ssrees. sss-.ie
sas4sys s.esr~-s Flyer ara Osass q
gssbs-PscY Fare Ssr
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VICTORIA ROUTE

gTEsJEf' RCaALIw
Ar'inr'en dock leaves Tor Victoria ara
- Fosossn 6aflv excep. Saturday ~
80 m. returning leaves Victoria at
Z = Steamer 7 - 10 leaves for Per.
s"rsszc enf way rairfs tally sx-eps
s-tcss a. n ssrAay. Street. Al >
: r~furvtng s-v~rt leaves P0rs
7s~rs%~e a. ~ EA1~r pfks -
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STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON
sAssysEs GIFTED staiss IL leasss City
- s3af II Ma street. Vi 5Gcss We'd
.ksssy ard Friday q; | T. n Tor p9s-
-cpasend EAn JaAr islands AMI Sew
Krsseom Returning, Isavss New What
a Tuesday. Thursday and saturday. 1T
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TINE CT ap IN EFFECT JAN L

1fWE CO ND IN II r 70 JIM
Eerin sognf-f.~aves Seattle | a N
Ave- Port townsend a nj ieavea Pr
ssy HArbot 10 % q m leaves Roche Har-
hcs II ~ o tn. arrives 81 New ~hA,con
81 3 a.
esath ecund-I<aves New wnatcom -
a leaves Roche Haroor 10 q m. ieaves
.cs1sed - m; arrives a. Seattle y
J n Thompson msnsGer-owner Lsly.
AoGar6us . Co. agents. City dock
Telephone Main 81
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Is

ANsNsl1 ~-s-sss4 s.~4I l.
l. \ MAIL
So n "a DELTA
i~sves NaingasN eock foot - Nsssins-
- street 2 ~eSt.lss aurs1&ss al sal
sr4aNA g. & ie ~ gar htngstoa.
teff Iss1-H = So asNs Ertnuos Huliy.
.@Hara fHHu Aup Fails Hcosspert &1t
eS'or 0tY Rr--- sats tsys
y TROt-TaAN Nsss~~
~'--s - q