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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-23
FOR LAKEWOOD

40 sis A. NJ. i:45. $40. 40 7. NJ
For Farmlnsaale TONS R.ver ., B5Frssa' Pan
For Atlantic city. Nineland and Bridgeton. Az l.
las p NJ. 49,, , ,,,-..... =.
Navcslnk 100 s:l5. II 30 4. NJ 30. i;i'. 'A "
:, o.l.A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-23
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new JBRSl
Anthracite coal used exclusively
-Four Tracks Automatic Block signals.
On and after March u. 1900.

(Anthracite coal used eNCIusNrIyI
Four Tracks. Automatic Block signals.
On and after March 10, 1893.
Trains leave station foot n Liberty 81
For Esston Bethlehem. Allentown. Maucn cnunk \,
40 7:i5 $40 As 70 Eas,on) A. NJ l:lo9 ~ -
~ Eastonl AIS 5:45. 100 TO Allentown p ~ suatN
A "a ~ .i5 10 Easton) A. NJ. 100 30 500 T. N
For Wilkesharre. Pittston and scranton, saO l.
i:iO 100 4:i5 p. ". SUNDAYS. 40 A. NJ
Far Peadlng AT 40 500. a:lo 1890 ll:3p A. n, IN
30 200 100 800 5:45 900 p II. l2;i5 nigh, ~
days 40 A. NJ. 90. 200. $50 500 p ~ l?ls nfs
Eor Harrisburg az 4:3O 500. 9:i0. II 80 A. ~. 10
80 400 800 5:45 p. NJ, 1915 night sundays 4
A. 81 100 $50 900 p. NJ. l2:l5 night
For sunbury Lewisburg and Niamsport a, w ~
a:io A. 81. Ito. / 80 900 p. ". Sundays 4So Al
o'0V = ' AII-RArr. ROUTE
For Red Bank. Long Branch and points south % =.
Pleasant 40. SIS. II 80 A ~. 81. l;o lS@ y
penk1 4.i5 44O G:l5 +. NJ SUNDAYS except oui
f;rov. and Asburv Park 900 A. NJ AGO p. II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-23

CLYDE LINE p, ,,srov
the SOUTH and SOUTHWEST.
JACKSONVILLE and all Florida Points
From Pier "a r.. Il. foot OF Roosevelt-st). 3 p. m.
ALGONQUIN. charleston only ............ FIJI April "a
SEMINOLE Jacksonville direct Sat. April 2,
COMANCHE Chas. & jacksonville. Tues, April y
Steamers have iistclass passenger accommodations
VIM +. CLYDE 4 co. General Agents.
Bowling Green NewYork.
Fla Cent Penn. Fast F. r. Line. via Jacksonville.
Great So. Freight Line via Charleston
r. O. EGER General Agt.. 3ol B'way, y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-23

Judge cole this morning refused To grant the re-
quest OF counsel FOR the sugar brokers to postpone
their case until the United States Supreme Court
had decided the case Of Elverton r. Chapman. %
New-York The cases Will b. tried during the latter
part of MAY. probably after the Goth Of tha, month
United States District Attorney Birney Informed the
Court that he would Ike e. begin by trying the
sugar brokers. Mccartney and Seymour. taking up
the Mccartney case first.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-23
TIM0RE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

FAST EXPRESS Trims ~ natl
uaItimore Washington. Chicago,
ST. Louis and all Points TRAINS.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL nc"sitrAG1
Leave New York foot OF Libery-st daily 20, az SUM-
go +. M and 1918 night pITTssTr TO- ST LOUIS
a. m. 800 p M WASHINGTON, BH ,iip a. m Cpa
Ing c;arl' 200 D. m 1910 p m. ex sun, , L'
a., n m Dining Carr. 800 p. M. l2'i' h's""
N1KF0bK !, SO Roanoke an and Chattanooga Pu"'-
s's 0scs. p " 1s col 4i5 LAO Broadway BsoSs
nth ST. i27 Bowery. y. r.; Ss 81 r Of n J, s.x
Ign; station foot OF Liberty ST., VII call Tor and CHM
New-York Transfer Company "inus,,nation
baggage from hotel or residence 70 ,,.ss
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscIip''on, tT e,s Broadws,
"A received nj their Uptown ONCE no m; advs:s
% 3is..; until branch oces resa
Office rate, nrt O'Clock NJ, VIZ i 10
ssdst Is2 eh-sSe' sSs tsist near ava Oh
East ih-. West .2S va sd. Se"s Sssvsss h :ss
s I'm .ts; ioss ssve near si:,st $50 sdsvs
near ssth-st. CSC sd.ave near 90 East sssh-ss;
6d-svc.; s6ea sd-sv&; - Amsssf0a@ .2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-23

The President has approved RE JOINT resolution
appointing william -. Franklin. ~ Connecticut.
Thomas J. IIenserson OF Illinois. George j. Beail
OF Maine and George w steele. OF Indiana. mem
hers OF the Board ~ Managers OF the National
Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-23

Employees Of This Company Are Hereby Re
uuired to Enforce the ABOVE VuS. " .re
Health Commissioner SUPERINTENDENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-23

Two pension bills returned TO the Senate to-
dav by the President without his signature The first,
IL that giving pension OF $50 a month to Nancy g.
Allabach widow OF Peter II Allabach late colonel OF
the i3lst Pennsylvania Volunteers. who also served
in the war with Mexico. The President takes the
ground that as Mrs Allabach already drew Mex
lean War pension tat lower ratel. ana IN" case was
ukewis. provided FOR under the Dependent Pension
law II lsel II would be creating precedent under
which II would be diftcuii to refuse similar priv
cgcs to many thousands OF widows In similar sitn-
alton The other bill fsapproved grants pension
10 Charles r. Jones. late photographer Of the ntn
Pennsylvania Volunteer Cavalry. The evidence
showed that he was wounded while taking photo
graphs but as ne not enlisted I'm or connected
with the military service OF the Government II
seems the President that The extension OF pension
relief 10 such cases would open the door to legish-
ion hard justify AMI Impossible 10 restrain from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-23
SPLITTING ON THE FLOORS
PUBLIC CONvEYANCES

~ p,,hiic Health II is Hereby Prohibited
WV COMMISSIONER OF HEALTH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-23

Captain J Cahcll Breckenridge Ion ~ the late
General John e Breckenridge OF Kentucky. and
brother Of Clifton Il Brcckinriige. Of Arkansas.
Tinted States Minister Russia Is seriously ill in
Providence Hospital This city. having undergone an
operation for appendicitis
Sharp County record., 1896-10-02

who Is going down the shady side of
life. John Lloyd had hardly snatched
you from the treacherous current of the
river, when his nephew stood as help
less as child, and saw your young life
going, but I am but pilots son, while
John Lloyd is bankerl"
"Oh, Angus! cease. could not be dis,
loyal to my fathers will"
"But you do not love John Loyd2"
II respect and honor him."
"No more, and yet you wed him?"
angus! Angus! why torture me, |
would place q barrier between myself
and the man love, but cannot we'd"
"And that man?'
''Is the pilots son."
"Oh, Clara Belle! Clara Belle! Have !
your heart? 1t will go hard then, but
1 will have, your hand"
Impossible, wed John Lloyd to-mor-
row; and now, good-by."
"Good-by, my Clara Belle" and Angus
Bruce pressed the hand of Clara to
his lips, hastily entered his boat, and
soon stood on his schooner's deck watch.
ing the fast receding form of the plant.
er's daughter.
Sharp County record., 1896-10-02

At the time he entered the front door,
Aunt Mag, the mulatto housekeeper and
old family servant of the banker, wos
going the rounds to see that the doors
were secure for the night. AS she was
advancing, when just in the shadow Of
the winding stairs, she caught sight
of Herbert Lathrop in listening atti-
tude at tho parlor door. Instinctively
she halted, and had seen his pantomime
OF actions as heNstood there, and as he
advanced she had observed the passion
ate look on his face, as well as the
clenched hand shaken at the door; and
when he was ascending the stairway,
just opposite her, as she stood crouch
ing in the recess, she caught the words:
"Your life, my uncle! yes, your very
life!"
AS Herbert disappeared, the parlor
door opened, and Mr.. Lloyd accompanied
Sharp County record., 1896-10-02

20, Clara L0yd-TTa! Ha!" and Angus
staggered like man who has received
q heavy blow, towards his boat.
Angus! Angus!" walled Clara.
"Yes, Clara! yes, Miss Hill! forgive
me. All within now seems dead; but
how could 1 have hoped to gain your
hand, and yet, gazing at the contents
of this little loclket day after day, night
after night, l had grown to hope
wealth, l am fast accumulating-and
name will carve out in time, not Sec
ond to that of John Lloyd, If you will
In the natural attributes OF man, l
scarcely think I am inferior to man
Sharp County record., 1896-10-02
CHAPTER VII.
THAT, I SUPPOSE, WOULD BE CALLED

THAT, I SUPPOSE, WOULD Re CALLED
DoCToRING WILL"
John Lloyd did not visit the Carolina
bank on the 30th of May. All his time
was occupied in preparing for the NOR
row.
Herbert Lathrop was at his usual sta
tion at the cashiers window until the
bank closed at four o'clock, when he
went home.
He assembled the stairs to his room,
closed and locked the door after he had
entered; then he unlocked his trunk,
and took therefrom asheath-knife. The
blade was fully six inches long, and was
sharpened fit to cut hair in twain, even
if suspended in the air. The handle
was of bone.
He glanced along the keen edge Of
the blade. "Ah, Uncle John. this night
your lease of life runs out-the mine
will soon explode. ,
Sharp County record., 1896-10-02

eyes OF Clara Hill tears filed his own,
and many time he pressed the minia-
ture to his lips and uttered the words:
81 saved you, Clara Belle; thank God,
/ saved you, if even for another"
Sharp County record., 1896-10-02
PATENTS Feb. ~, 1851 Oct 8, 1898 Jan. 81, 1896
May Z, 4 1885 Others Pending

The haywood h the bicycle @
rde Made OF material Oid
apart together;
acn hollow
place OF reliable
double diamond
un% % Oa %HGHghe a ana strongest metal for its wg knoHn
Ubn novelty simplicity and durahity e greatest
,nno Teak and fracture bazcn joints
nipples uu Large barrel TIRES Arlington
Qck epair other pneumatic
including wheels head
ccnters
cotter
rom
adjustac dcsrel
ordered
rubber; full ball black
plated Each Bicycle oheE
'oonRVo tre pedals saddles etc, ~ to pounds
Special
decided make sp M eoupoS cS % GyS ee wS Coupon
Oh thls paper achlncc
!:$:: &: y :: $50
o sSs sens Sh a @ S @ Of rnS s" Sp S
wprrantv "b picuon sThia oRosA ""
ny aSGSS Ss,s GiSs MT
cAsH r. TIT PIIWEps, 70 c, ,>,on 7 bicycle"
m West Van Buren, s,rs., :, ,,, on'o "a.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-19
NEw YORK MARKETS.

New York. NAY S-Tse DEPRESSION vas
quite pronounced n "a foTencs7 Stock
srssr-sgatsnn. ras extreme low point eeins
reached about rrs.sdzy. In IRE Afternoon
- .radsrs- IA. 6uIl. ard tr-sal prices were
az IRE b@-<- % the DAY zcd slightly s5oTs
S4t=-.ayss closing figures. TIE vciUze %
business vas moderate al The dSss-zns-
rsoa tzasssrszs- tks eeAlicgs being a--aosr
~ozs-ssr r-SseAzso.zLl ass&s fro-. tina trans
arrtsra for foresxn accoGz- Perxsss@1t
ealing e re tzte~1srsorsAl sSs-ss On En-
re2szx srss-s Szs = t<scos.-<Si1g .--1Gs-Ss
"a TO early ooerassons- TIE ea4ef possss
CT attack ssrs .he Ia3nsxr.Als. and ma
tara, declines n rrsnsz occurred IN -sszr.
g. ozly -no6erz.s Gez-sa<x- sugar Go
sEEsa - ~ es1ss haksa AeacsA2x e6sse
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-19
MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco. May fs-Ar-veA. San
Mafeo. Coznoxs willamette. Portland De-
parted Col1rhia. Astoria ard PorsiansA
freiShts-Joha Smith. 5s5 tons now o.
TIE SQUAD. lumber from British Columbia
for SHANGHAI prsor TO arrival. SIS 81:
Lyman d Foster. - tons. row On TIE
Sound. lumber thence 10 SHANGHAI PRIOR
TO arrival. fss -: o. NJ ksslcxg. ~
tons. lumber frOm gays HArbor ser
Santa RossliA
Hoouizrn. May f7-Srscsai-Arrtved issAs
Steamer Del Norse. from san Francisco
for Hocu&sn. Sailed issA. Steamer South
Coast. from Cosmopolis for San Francisco.
Sailed. Schooner Charles Hansen ard
e-arke1tizs North Bend. from Ho0aiAn Zoe
san Francisco
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-19

Board of Trade.


Chicago. May fs.--In wheat there was
only . moderate trade early. but later.
after the derfre, there was more doing,
the range for the day being ilzc. The news
at hand. outside OF a6vsces from late seed
Ing In the Northwest, was cea-ish. and had
a very Depressing effect on the market
TIE start showed Ls7i.c loss. aad after sell
ting I'd &c gradually declined lie. rallied
&c, changed some and closed as stated
Among the early influences witch affected
values were the indifferent cnxles and tire
ifberai Northwestern receipts Early al
vice. rexa-3frz TIRE worlds shipFn snts re-
ported the same large, ard the market was
quiet sitter private advtces making -
Back sea shipments !. 30 40 bushels and
the total G. ~ 90 bushels. New York wired
that 81. toe. 90 OF gold had been engaged for
shsprnen, tomorrow. The small decrease
n rhA visible addet considerably 20 The
weakness. The dsc-ease was larger AZ D1-
Iuta than expectsf but TOT 40 large As
looked for or the lakes. Exports. too. were
rrau ard Disappointing, and the weather
Indications more ssvoraose-
There was q moderate speculative trade
IN corr. the market covering but &c range.
In cats there was enough - Etnx pressure
70 force prices Down 1884,. ard tse close
vzs AZ IRE bottom. with loss - iszesc- A
higher rnarxe. for hugs started soma buy
ing IN r-pvfssSns. When wheat began 50
a-rrE CeCHGet Fe8SENS1+ 1HHSFeEt Ele SAEfF
buyers o. provisions became sens-A
Closing Quotations
whesf-sfay. snsc; June. $40
Ccrn-Msy. zS1ze: July. $40.
osss-Nzy. fs7.e. July. Isis GIsSc.
Pork-May. s. .s71zs July. T.sA
Iart-&sy. 49, July. 81 s.zs54A
REos--May. ~: JAY. sl9segtssss-
pye-s6c
farsey--s2Ssc
Fax sssd-ss;-c.
TsxaoIAy-GA
Live STOCK.
T-ss+te-A fairly fzrE- business vas trans
s-tet. on tas bass u q fsss< ~ ro- common
70 fancy dressed be~< and Singing steers
Tews-Fzgverx mate purchases ~ hogs
largely a. 81 T15 3 -. heavy hogs at 81 fsss
Is. axhsxexxnss q s9f1s. sDd nslref and
ssz~ssrzrn weights AZ ESss3a
Sn~~c-Th~r. Was a ror1 derrs1S IN ire
hass. ~ e sss@s fer common 70 prime sheep
lambs we're La sr.tvs aeessnt ~ - .ssl1 "
yr- sn<~r5o- 20 far. 500 Is fer fair 20
cAsosee; sssrn white ~ooasc Cosoraso iar-es
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81 ~ r-txvcrahss trade cc-dfsscra. TIA
s1ex RENAMED ~ About tie ssw pcsz. sns
sreAser part o. The dzy. bat eventually
fA..s@1 y Per sent. &c - II. eerera
sAalynS movement was Attributed 20 COW
eria1 ~ shorts cSseey Tne eesstrxs n
bonds we're n q couparastresy s-ssa vcf-
cne. eu< . erm ssne was noted TIE
aggregate sales we're 81 sa A-org the
principal advances were Tasoa gacs1c gosi
q. ~
Governments wsr. wax acd srac.souauy
soTe-. q sales oe EANa
Money and Exchaaxe.
Acaey on cal, easy a, e<srzs Per ce-s.:
sasf loan. ~. eioscd az - per sent. rrS-as
nercazsals paper. 49, PER cent Sterling
sxc1arss steady. with actual Business IN
bankers Kills al - Sues -. fer demand.
and As,s<fi 81 FOR sixty days posted
rates. Asgi4 - art 81 sss~sss -. co.nuner-
GA e4as. GsSs. Bar SILVER. G-sc- Silver
certificates. ssSzsc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-19
HOTEL ARRIVALS
HOTEE. ErEvENs.

J. Garter Smith ard WIS. wsila waiia-
r. VErtsH. Victoria
r. A. sha~ and size. WsiaA wsIla-
:. W. HefTner. SEaaognish-
A g. Hsmiltor. Port T5unssnt-
J. g. Gran. Spokane.
W. 3. Fay and Nsse. Worcester. Mass.
Mss E7ta G. Fay. worcester. Mssx-
Mas Ffarse Fay. Worcester. MaxA-
George N carpent~r. K3ass.on.
W n UepktnA. 0iympsA.
Mf~z r. u Maan- fHym13&-
s. MeEIiavacea. san Francisco
/ VI Ra5uSn-7. R<4non..
J. F. sl1nsoa ard NEfe. Pzl0zse
p Fennanscre ard xi.e. Fzgszsa,
r. Psirce. fsursorL
A = Pesrce. BEckisy.
@. II. WgodroH. Burton.
c. X Hsaf-. Edxre0-nA.
NJ O. ssneS. Tacoma.
l. v. Sswcgrsh, Tacoma
y. g stsrc1ke Fsartoc.
c Talbot E-as. Mzcttas. Va
j. a Eatasrxcra. AnMcorssA
Charles Azsse ara wife. <saA Fay.
g T. BsukIey sna x.f&. Lowell
L ! wlnpsriy. Essrsss-
q. ~ CA5ixAn. Everest
e. Chgopeek. F1r-sxnd. Ne
ssrzges cositer. Pyzt3srd- or.
". SCOT. Bs@oe. Portland. or.
Is. II. BF@assn. Tacoma
n. NaglnE-s. S-as11sL
Gearzs Z. Short szz3 VIA -. Pad -
J. PsEerxoz aa3 wife. BtAzwoo6
4 8 I6EEEEs - lz1nk11nA --~a
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Columbia River salmon.


Salmon have at last ccrHrn@nce3 70 run
on The Columbia river. ard there are now
greater probabilities OF q settlement Of the
strike troubles o. % possible violence.
Both the asherusea sn1 Gamers are nrra
In their positions. though reports have
frozn tire 20 siElse been circulated 70 tho
effect that ore leading packer vas really
30 ooncsSie ) cents a pound 20 his men In
the meantime the Gamers are dlsposinr u
their surplus pack Isft over from las, sea-
son on the strength 81 the difficulties. and
can wei look with cornpazssnce On re-
ssrscrton % the cutpst.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-19
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle A. fol-
lDws.
For San Francisco. via Port Townsend
ard Victoria. a. a. m passengers re-
eeivsd on board AZ ! a. nj May :. ]. IL.
r. y and u.
Fer Alsska--May ard IT. at . a. m.
From San Francisco for Victoria AMI
Puget sound ports. nj a. m. May 4. .. "A.
y. u and ..
Tickets may be obtained AZ the office Of
the company, At ccean dock. Seattle.
J. r. TROWBRIDGE. T.. s. Supt.
0OoopAI4I.. PERKINS q Co.
General Agents. San Francisco.
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THE vANcouvxR ROUTE

STEAMER GEORGE r. STARR
Laws Tacerss. - Sec-: Seattle yssi~-
art = ~. Mondays aEA TAar~.gays
- snrt Tesn3er1. AnAcortez rAi~Aaven.
90 Waasrosn. Riafne ard rria1y Har-
s0s All Naaccuvrr. arriving Nancpuver 4
n tcisc~sns DAY.
80 &c k,slae. s. fare 70 NsHcouvvr.
- siTtAsr Information ArSly 20 Yes-
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FOR THE GOLD FIELDS OF THE
YUKON RIVER. ALASKA.

Ths Steamer EXCELSIOR VII leave
seattle On Or about June Is for St NJ
ehaers. con1eciinE wita he steamer r.
y Weare for Fort Csdahy. stopping az
ell mining camps on the river.
Teis is the oSiv route to tho Yukon
mines BY which the dangers ard hariSnlps
can be avoided. Passengers take steam
ers Al Seattle ard are landed directly at
We mines For rates. etc. Apply 20
NORTH AMERICAN TRANSFpRTA-
TIoN AND TRADING co. Ss,hx 4bAch-
ers Wharf. Seattle " ash.
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE
= ,Fa~r

STEAMER DELTA
I~sv~s GalhFalth tas-k. foot % Washing
ter street. Tuesdays THURSDAYS azAi sat-
nr1ays A. o'cloek - n for ksEgston.
ler Gaalee, Seaeees, Briusa>H. HOLY.
.ssastn. LII 90 Fails. HcotsVSsrS ArAi
Sason CITY. Returns slteS-aie Gay@
n. rfSoCTAAN. Master.
Tsierhocs. Red 81.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Seattle ard Towusend-Nesh Ray route,
Steamer Garland leaves Ys<ler deck Mon
days Wednesdays and Fridays al
. m. for Port Townsend. Port Williams
nvnsencss. Port Angeles. Port Crescent
Gettysburg. Fysht. C8aliaTn Bay and Neah
Bay; Returning. arrives AZ Seattle o.
N on opposite days. Steamer Evanxei
leaves resler dock for Port Angeles and
Victoria Mondays, Wednesdays and FRI
Gay at $50 2. M: arrives Seattle alter
nate DAYS ESD p m.
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Tacoma. May i&-Sp>cfAl.-Steamshio
UmArilla brought In 80 tons Of general
merchandise today and took out several
car leads CT wheat. wool and fiax.
Schooner Tampa has arrived from Guya-
mas and Will load = return cargo Al the
Tacoma mill.
Bark kehorasaa Will sail with lumber
for Ecuador tomorrow.
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VICTORIA ROUTE

STEAMER ROSAr.fE
SS..sssor Sack. leaves fog y3cscrta ara
49, 49, Tow--~r1 daily. except Saturday. az
m rEtuTrizg leavss victoria az
n Steamer Idaho ieaves for po~s
sssnseEA aEa way pssuss daily. exc~pt
: aszy. a. a m. Sunday. direct al
-. resarz4as. direct. leaves Pert
g = "a 'FsooA 4Nkn y
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PORT ORCHARD AND FORT WASH
lNGIG< ROUTE

STEAMER NARY $. pERIEY
leaves HARRIS tons wharf, foot OF WASH
irsfea strwet, for South Beach, SWAN
STcxs. Pr Waite. fsreriersss. tfrli~a
Saiss Dry pcck. Charleston sidney.
sfssston. Chtcc. Sllvrrs4a!s. al .. IA
ssaIsrrtAy, So p. M. SUNDAY. ,. N. re-
.rnsrS. leaves Siivsr9ala at SIS A m
Ietephons. Esa-k q
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PORT BLAKELEY ROUTE.
SARAH IL. BENTON

Leaves Central Dock daily except Sat-
sraay and Sunday, 10 n. m. and and 4: q
p m. Saturday, 10 .. m. J y. m. and
is D. m; sunday. l0.0 A. IN. and ~
n.
Leaves Biakeiey. except Saturday and
Sunday a. m and IL u ard US .. M
saturday, a. m. and 1856 and as .. m
Sunday a. m. ard / y. TIA
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FORT ORCHARD AND PORT WAgH.
fSGToS ROUTE
6EANER A r ROBINSON.
Carrysz< z. g. Nal.
% Port Crrazrt aat Porr wapAs-x.oa
ssrs>r- s2 a m. ealing Al sou.h Rsxcs-
bgrcheii- Brick Yard. Er~a@rfo~s. n 81
Navy Yard si1r@y. Chzries.on. T-zrytors.
Cn4co. ssivsr1als. Leaves Port or~hxrd
navy etsrloa AZ .. n.. arrfxes s@a-fss
A. D M z ~ Rootnsozs master. LIify.
koxard1S 4 Co. sxs>sss- Te.e1ao.e. Ma.a
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.


Tire Card In Eject June I. Isaa
SEATTLE. Everett ard Wha.cc-s route
stere - Washington leaves Seattle daily.
ueert Saturday. az % ?. N.
Seattle and la Conner route Fairhavers
lsarSs Seattle daily. except Sunday. az .
q N.
rsseehon~. Main tx Yesler deck.
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sDaily. tDally except Sunday.
Short and direct line 20 ali points In
British Columbia through the principal
lumber districts OF Western washington-
General Office. CalnAa block. Seattle.
Wash.
r A. ALLEN. General Freigh, ana
Passenger Agent.
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THE BARK SHIRLEY.

VIII leave Gaines dock, az Seattle. Tor
Cook inlet about Nay L.
Office Of
T. z. GAME. Axen.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.


Portland. May fs.-Wheat-walla Waiia.
seT57c; Valley. ss959c per busheL
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areGss; ssssszu: rice s,r.ns ,sass scA
x-e1z1 s.
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PUGET SOUND AND CENTRAL AMER.
IcAN STEAMSHIP coNpASY-

Rexuiar saflngS between Puget
ports. G@nersi Office. Nasua. LIE
euiiding-