davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-06

Sspek -: part Ut Z s,cek ~. past lee II
nscck 10 Seattle TIE LAndA Nay n
0N
ysc>cs Hsnscs te Julian Rryan. ~ ~
~ I sec IL - n Z $ 10 acres. Apr1 - q.
wssrssm Levin Miner "a az. 10 otephea
Nowarkl. lot s Mock - Blxssow's sap.
add. lure & a.
Crawford q Ccncver to Henry raynA
let < block .. p-exei Avenue He:xssa. June
1 xEA
ss.ssn J. Jennings 20 William -. Fisesea.
tc,s ~ ard IL block Sarah b Yeslsrsa
FIRST add. May =. Sc
Thomas r. Brown q M. te HAIRY
Krusx. lot IL block Syndicate sid. Nay
n 81.
wiliian n, EfsacA q m. ~ C. II.
French. attorney. 60 pavtd MuseAisr. tcss
and q. sicck IL yrsncA's go Auburu.
June I SEA
William n Tsy1er q IN. = Klng essn-
~. 5 feet vsoe - SIC tract I. OF "
s4de tract - and Of stas tract II W. n.
TAyic-'s plat SAcQualmss Prairie AGRA
Tracts. for road. Juns I SleA
andrew n. Huvseigh. rocetvur n. 2. r.
r. CO. 10 King county. strip for road -
asse wide across part y - ~. Apsii Il
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-06
CHICAGO MARKETS.
Board OF Trade.

Ch.caro. June 6.-Wheat-There was
more doing, with the market quiet and
nervous the range for the day being iSc-
The opening was firm. the first sales being
at &c gain, and improved &c more before
there was any material reaction There
was an unusual degree OF activity. Bay
ing was urgent, with the trade broader
than for some weeks Not only was there
excited covering BY local shorts. but there
was also buying by local operators for the
long account. Commission houses had a
fair trade OF outside buying orders The
early strength was due largely 10 the
claims OF damage TO the crop OF late. as
indicated by the various state reports. In
diana being the latest addition 10 the list.
with a condition Of SIS per cent. as
against s. per cent by the government on
May !. Cables. both public and private.
were srm ard I'd higher, Berlin coming
mark higher. Minneapolis again reported
large -four business for export. and was
ore OF the early bull influences But later
the enthusiasm cooled on somewhat; there
was generous realizing sales and some
short selling. which brought the sdvanee
10 a halt and developed weakness The
cIearanceS proved very light. ana cables
repeated the zdTlces received yesterday %
generous rains in Frame July opened If
regular, abo1t TIC higher, at 5sisffssssc.
and sold Up to 5slzc, from which IL slump
"a. but rallied again during the last hour
The Modern Miller stated that there has
been a further decline IN the condition Of
winter wheat IN the pas. week. and this,
with the higher closing cables. stimulate
81 S-lvirg again under which July touch
Cd ss1Ec. TIE closing being firm q; ssSc
Corn was quiet. trading being within
narrow lines TIE starr showed soma
strength. in sympathy with wheat but
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-06

1ss Easkse fstAkraa IL osrsu9tA thruu9A-
eas- and although the trading became
sefr os1- AFTER the FRS. boar prices were
Vel Aeh sxespt In cre o. two irssaace4
ceassterznse Degree az e.ao marked Tie
snai p-oassitians- the oExs SnKurex Of the
1ay being then recorded Sugar Was vel
ssppo-fed throughout BY fhs ssecta, To-
curry. AZ thu close hsecks Of the ssoek
chsneed hants. s-4 an Improvement o.
- per cent Occurred, 20 rNzt- insiders
we're credited WITH the movement "a the
Stock ane thIs belief Was considered sag
resrtve Of the probable declaration cs an
extra dividend NJ ths meeting 10 Be held
next week Bonds we're quiet and without
FEATURE. aside from . sensational decline
IA Oregon Improvement hrsss Of = to s.
VITA subsequent rally to 81 No In
formation was obszinzhis rexzrting the
break ami the oniy influence bearing upon
TIE bonds as this time Il the r~orsanfza-
ton plan published last week. which At the
time cause. jump Of per cent 10 "a
Governments we're dafi bot fssyn. On deal
fnxs Of Eita Silver certificates were
shacrd on realizing sales. So changing
hands NJ E6@ssc-
Money and Exchange.
Money on call easy At iss9s par sent !:
last loan closed li-ae per cert; prime msr-
camille paper. 49,. per cent Sterling ex-
change steady. With actual business in
eankers bills al AN94 ST. for demand
and t94s7sa fer sixty days. posted
rates. A-S64 ~is and sass,t. commercial
bills. assss- Silver certificates. &ss6ssc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions esncs January I and For
Yesterday.

Real estate transactions since January I.
1893. are 81 ses. ca 80. There we're dled for
record yesterday six desdh. aggrexstin4
t.2s3 Following IA list furnfahed by the
Daily Bulletin. room u Occidental block:
Charlotte McCraeken and husband
Thomas to the Washington Nat n. l.. q
I. Association. eiz lot s, block 2. Bailard's
First add. MAY .. B..
Reliance L. 4 T. Co. to Ovid A. Byers.
lots q and ~. block -. River Park. Nay
10. ~.
Washington Lumber 4 ShinrIs Co. 20
Anna VI. KeeIer. lots 70 4. block 10: tots
Ito 8. II 20 IL. block II; lots TO 4. Is TO II.
q and =. block r., lots ] 20 4. . to I2. block
70. lots .. 10. 1s and Is. block Is. Randairs
Second aid. June 4. 81.
Clause Jorgensen et VI. TO the Renson
Cooperative Coal Co. right OF way q feet
wide In nwA nwH sec %. to ,. 5. June 1.
$500.
The West Coast Improvement Co. 70
Ne,s Larson. lot IS. block 80. Gilman Park.
June 2. ss<n
s. @. HaI to Jennie Hi. VIZ nvG nes4
nwi. sec II, tp q. 4. acres; MI nvi<
nwis sec .. % q. 5. % acres: 10. 2. block
~. East Park add. November 30. 1884,. q.
c.. 81
L. r. Buck and husband c. NJ. 20 Anna
T.. Lane. 10, - block 2 Brooklyn add.
except Hen 500. May 2. ss.so.
Thursdays Transfers.
There were Med for record Thursday
fourteen deeds. aggregating f.tstea Fol-
lowing IS a list
Loren II. Nersion ct ux. 70 william IKE,
M lot ard al lot s. block 9. Queen Anne
add. April 8. 500
Paul and ". Browej. Paul. Jorgen c.,
Iohan c., Anna. Jens and Anne Jensen to
King county, strip 60 feet wide for road
along east iipe OF nsI. nwA sec %. tp %. r
7. April *
Albert " Brookes et ux. 20 Martin c.
Fosnes, lots / 20 II. block s. lots 90 ~.
block 4. lots 20 1s. block ;. Bay Terrace
add, ard sfs 80 feet OF unpiatted reserve
OF Bay Terrace add. May 2. q. C., 81.
Grant Shaw TO Helen n. Milton. lot ..
block s. Eastern add. June /. s1g.
Christian scheuerman 70 Kate Scheuer-
man. 10 acres In lot s. sec 10. tp 6. !.
April 4, sw. Il
state 10 Malcolm Mcdonald. part lot 4
block III: part ist :, block 10; part ~ Z
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-06
WATER FRONT NornA
Schooner Norman Sunde win 0il ~
fishing cruise this morning

Schooner Norman Sunde win al ~ q
fishing cruise this morning.
Steamer CITY OF Puehla arrived from nm
Francisco last night. after q speedy tripA
C.. Fl. J. Stoltenherg, purchasing agent
OF the Pacific Coast St~an.hip Compsny
made a business trip to Tacoma yester.
day.
Steamer Skasft Chief 10 undergoing ~
pairs At Tacoma. and the steamer 0lido
will take her place on the vashon and Ia
coma route today and Monday.
Schooner Caroline arrived from CAPE
F1attery early yesterday morning with
5000 pounds OF halihut. Sioop Morning
Star also came In with about 500 pounds.
After the excursion steamer Queen COM
pletef taking fuel yesterday she went to
Tacoma to take tourists from that point
She will return to Seattle and sail for
Alaska this morning at o'clock.
Steamer Utopia made her first regular
run TO Vancouver since returning from
her eventfui voyage to Cook inlet. Thurs
day night. She had IT'S head Of sheep
aboard and good cargo OF general msr-
chandiae.
Steamer Rapid Transit went to Victoria
Thursday with so tons of grain from the
West Seattle elevator for the Austin Grain
Company. Returning she will load q full
cargo Of railroad material al Port Towns
end for SeR<tle.
schooner James q. Swan. tho Indian
seaier, which came IN from Port Towns.
end Thursday with cargo Of lumber and
shingles, IL taking on supplies at Yes'eS
dock for q scaling Aruiee In Bering sea.
She expects to leave today.
Steamer Umatslia finished taking on
] 90 tons OF coal yesterday At the Oregon
Improvement coal bunkers. and with sail
for San Francisco today. Following ~ her
passenger list: Miss T. Jones. Miss May
M Mish1n Ms. i Ella sollnsway. Mss 1.
Kee Mr.. and Mrs William Brown. Mr..
and Mrs. II. D. Conner. Mrs. L. Robertson.
Mrs. Ward. Mrs Waliers Mr.. 8. NJ. Ball.
Mrs J. w Miller. Miss r. Condor. Ms.
Muflerfi IT, Hamburger. J. 8. Howell, W. +.
YeazefI. Miss Clark. Mrs. Clark. Mrs. Z.
Kelly A. Huston. q. Muller. ]. Abrams. G.
g. Touteitot Mrs. Zswbran and child, Mr..
and Mn. Charles Rubenste.n. G. n. Price.
". Hoffin. n. Hero. r. W. Notion. A.
Rust. J. Bryant. Mr.. ana Mrs. Joshua
Parish.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-06
Dun's Review OF Trade

p q Dun 4 Co.'S review OF trade to-
morrow will say: i; Is hiFhiy suggestive
that with as little help az there now Is
from nsw business, the markets are so
nearly maintained Summer IS close at
hand. and with new crops promising well
ana other stocks large. II Is no wonder
yar-, products are cheap. The factories
ana mills are still waiting for the rush Of
business seen last year. and. in spite OF
narrow orders are At present generally
holding on with much confidence 7, IL
., late that gold exports no longer alarm.
for the date Of the expected returns draws
near The opinion gains ground that more
active business Is to be expected after the
conventions have been held and the safe
~ and susrrtenry Of crops have been as
eured Low rricss this season affect mar
gins very little.
The estimates entitled 10 most confidence
point 10 a probable yield 81 ssa 90 90 bush
els Of wheat which. with the stock car
rfAd over. VIII clear away any danger Of
Oppressive charges for hreadstuss, At the
ssrae time giving producers fair return.
The movement OF cattle at the West II
very heavy, at Chicago 70 per cent greater
than last year thus Tar. and lard makss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-06

sew icw record vita snermcw Gnscks
sreunaiasea
IAe Aartest rronae=a e. TIE dAy h
whether iron ana STEEL rrsres can ~ uasn-
;siset ss ther have se~- as.srx sa< past
wcek TIE nail ASSOCIATIONS Save fAssesi
sAsss TAR 30 Win over cor-r-ss-crs who
ur1trsel ths- ara are ahss 10 nsArueArt.
rre Ssw kegs against every sNNN ~
ecrrerus IN tire esenAsns. ire s~r aspsp-
cfatfers fer iron ask mere sas. the s>ls-
sor rr7re for steel na-s cr~~ A~arsa
hsfets are freely sosd IT rsssxsarr er,cr
THE price xsf "a fer E@sse-re~ srss y,stte-
men are s,gii selling nessxr,sr nsi,ess
ascns 81 below the r~see sxs-s fe. the cco,.
Naturally The eeehs regarding sssss-se-
nance q yrsces greatly checks the demand
for TIE present. hss thzs . A-xe demand
- certain ana VIII nes he ioaw delayed 10
cne tang wh.ch prevents considerable
cecasne
Failures fer the week ve-e - m tie
Usite3 states, srnsrs. s>s fs<s year. ana =
IL Csnsts. against 5 ,ass year.
Rrsd~sre~t's Review of Trade.
R~stssreet's tomorrow ~Els say. G~a-
etA frsse continues decreased in alYncsH
sis hres. The demand i smaller than q
week agc. and requests fer ard offerings %
commercial PAPER have aecrcs>ed. Ner-
camille collections continue caynpkalned Of.
or cereals, sugar. cnfFee. PORK products,
Gotten and cotton gcsas ara iron ana
steel. corsiruaS downward AZ the South
:he E.cre favorable features are the RAN
which has visited South Carolina ana
Alabama. with bereis 70 the crops about
ene-sissh increase In the cotton aer~axe
OF TEXAS. higher prices for rcSsu ana q
Arger volume Of business ~ Nashville.
Charleston and Baltimore. Nehraska.s
prospects we're never better. There 10 .
moderate increase in demand for ary
goods al Chicago. but business generally
rs disappointing. The check to trade az
81. Louis is In part the result OF delays In
distribution Of merchandise on account Of
the late storm. Unreasonable cool wealth
er and atn have interferei with retail
trade In tho territory tributary 10 KAN
xas City.
Eastern advices are THAT wool n a.
fRH and weak az ever. with iarTer stocks
OF Old carried over than for years ard
very light demand for new ci,pa In the
nee OF this. Portland. Or. wires thar
about Aaee tons Of WOOD win be handled
~ The Dal'es this year: that II has berun
to move. but that Eastern buyers have
not put In an appearance.
exports OF wheat. -four included -
wheat. from both coasts OF tho United
States have been the iarrest aimee the
third week In January. 100. 90 bushels,
against 3os&oco bushels last week. ~. ~
bushels in the frst week Of June lsS1
asss.am IN the corresponding week OF 1894,
and aS34o0 bushels in the Ike week Of
lSG
The total number OF business fhfiures
throughout the United States this week.
n reported to Rradstrect's. 10 ~ conn
pared with ~ last week and - In the
first week Of June. 1875. There are =
business failures reported In Canada,
against 8 last week. - in the week . year
ago. and 81 two years ago.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-06
TIE BUSINESS DEPRESSION.
England Avoids Our Securities-Pr1ces
Still Going Down.

New York, juno 5.-Bradstreets nnan-
cial review tomorrow will say: Restrict
ed conditions continue 60 prevail In both
speculative and investment circles In this
city. Several times during the week the
market has appeared to virtually go to
sleep. so Intense was the dnilness and the
lack OF speculative initiative. On Friday
evening prices wexe decidedly steadier in
most cases, with an improvement in a
number of instances. Europe continues to
take an unfayorahle view VI the sstuatio
here. and has manifested its dls,rust by
letting American stocks alone. While tho
release Of the Transvaal prisoners gave
an impetus to the mining and other de-
partments Of the London market, Amer
leans were entirely neglected and sold to
q limited extent by professional traders.
The market has taken no account wha--
ever OF the condition OF the foreign ex-
change which has been somewhat weaker
on the appearance OF limited supply of
bills drawn against the sales Of securities
In London through Morgan
General favorable crop prospecta have
also secured but little attention, and seem
for the moment TO have no effect upon the
temper OF the stock market.
Bank CIearnncca.
The following Fable. compiled By Brad
street'R. shows the total ciearznces At the
principal cities and the percentage Of In
crease or decrease. compared with the
corresponding week last year:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-06

Boston. June 5-The Boston CONNER
cisA Bulletin will say Ct the wool market:
The market continues exceedingly dull
There II more old wool carried over from
last year than usual. The sales Of the
week were SS.op pounds domestic and
SsS.0o pounds foreign. against l,Sas 100
pounds domestic and $500 pounds for
eign last week. and 3,s72.soo pounds do
mestic and 1.sSs0o pounds foreign for
the same week last year. The sales to
date show . decrease of 15.ss4.os7 pounds
domestic and a.ae4.soo pounds foreign from
the sales to the same date In 1896. The
receipts 20 date show decrease OF ISIS
bales domestic and an increase Of 62es
bales foreign.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-06
MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco. June k--Arrivpd-Peru,
Hongkong and Yokohama. DepArtsd--U.
8. s. Aibatross. Port Townsend: ArcatA,
Portland: schr Marion. Seattie: schr EN-.
ma Utter. Seattle: schr C. A. Thaysr,
Gray's harbcr
Fre.ghts-Benbmin Sewail. I'm touA
now on tho Sound. lumber thence 70
Shanghai. Holliswood. i.1e$ tcnA. lumber
from the Sound for South America. -:
italia, l.s9 tons now at Tacoma. wheat
thence to Cape Town: Oregon. la tons.
coal from Nanalmo for this mort.
Hoquiam. June s.-Speciai.--ArytvUA-
Schrs Ida Mckay and c. r Wilson. from
San Francisco for Aberdeen.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-06
NEW YORK MARKETS,
Tnc stnck Evchnnra

New York, June A-AlthouEh dealings
in stocks to-day were on the same -,osfs-
rate sale as usual recently. s.ec5,ls tive
sentiment was cheerful, and covering Of
shorts was = resulting feature. The dis
tTfoaton or business was indifferent.
Sugar alone figuring Tor over cne-thIrd
q the aggregate. DsclEe5 strength was
displayed N zc-ss shares. With Manhattan
srd Sugar the features until late n the
dsv. when tae cosls-s again attracted at
tsneio1- Manipulation BY inside Interests
was evident IN come Of the sysecisS.ieA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-06

Total s>ia~.
Total sales Of stocks today were 1890
shares including: American Tobacco
1900. Chicago Gas. trust receipts. s,eco.
Louisville & Nashville 500. Manhattan
Consolidated $780, Missouri Pacific 800,
Rock Island 5000. st. Paul 5000. Silver
certificates G. o00
Fiour-Receipts 1850 barrels. exports
400 barrels. Active but not quotabiy
higher: all spring patents are hs'd at an
advance over yesterday.
Wheat.
wheat-Receipts 3os 80. Spot quiet but
strong; No. hard. uisc. Options opened
stronger and higher. and advanced Ac
per bushel on . builish Indiana crop re-
port and nrmer cables, which were lssfs
&c net higher; No. 2 red June. eShc. closed
&c; September. S4ss96Ac. closed SAc-
Hops.
weol-ouist: domestic asscs. lsoeoc;
Pig Iron-ouiet: Southern. SaB013:
Northern, Sil9i2
Copper-FIrm: brokers'. sIl.so: ex-
change. soGn.7A
Lead-ouiet; exchange. s3a3o2ii
Tin--Qulct: straits. sIass: plates quiet.
Spelter-H!gher: domestic, $i1o.
Coffee.
Cofree-Closed steady. at 5 points de-
cline for May. other mooths unchanged
to points advance; September. $i0.50gll-
Spot coffee, Rio nominal: No. Z, -3Ac:
mild quiet; Cordova, 1s491sc.
sugar.
susar-Raw frm; fair refining. SIC:
centrifugal. % test. SIC: refined steady.
Petroleum.
Petroleum-Firmer: United closed tL0.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-06
TINE CARD rN EFrEcr yAN. 1
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle - fol-
lows:
For San Francisco. via Port Townsend
and Victoria. at a. m. Passengers re-
cesved on board at a. MI. June l. s. Ii.
ls, a, n.
For Alaska. June I. q. is. q. at . O. N.
From san Francisco for Victoria and
Puget sound points. at . ~ m. June / ..
i3 Is. =. Is.
Tickets may be obtained At the Office Of
the conn any. at Ocean dock, Seattle
j. r. TROWBRfDGE. +. s. Supe
GOOOpALL. PERKINS h CO.
General Agents. San Francisco.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-06
STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
srRs GARLAND AND EvANGEL.

a.at,ie and Townsend Neah Bay route.
steamer Garland leaves Yeslcr dock Mon
days. Wednesdays and FRIDAYS at Z
Duns.nesx. Fov. Angeles. Por, Crescent.
Gsttysbarg Pysht. Clailarn Bay and Neah
BAY: return.ng, arrives At Seattle p.
m. on opposite days Steamer EvanEe!
v,e.oria- Mondays. Wednesdays and Frt-
Ssy Al I. 80 y. m: arrives Seattle alter
nate days 80 .. m.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-06
VICTORIA ROUTE.

STEAMER RosALrE
arlington dock leaves for Victoria ana
rort TowrsSrd daily. except Saturday. a.
E4 A. m; returning leaves Victoria az
y q m. Steamer Idaho leaves for Pcrs
lvsnsena ard way poirts daily. except
sunday. al a. sn-: Sunday. Direct. 80
= n: rcturGsng. direct. ieSves Port
9>unsend 81 .. IN. 'Paoae. Pike -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-06
THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP cos
STEAMER wfL1.APA.

leaving Seattle for Alaska June 10 IN.
ara every thirteen DAYS thereafter.
For freight and passens,T rates Apply
schwabache- dock. Tel. Pike 9.
CHARLES L. PEABODY. General Man
ager. Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-06
wlArcoM AND SEATTLE ROUTE.
STEAMER RAY CITY

teavee City deck. 700, OF Main street.
-. for AnacortrS. FfairnaNen ans What
Gm. Returning icavra WhRtcom Sunday.
Wednesday and Friday az .. IN. Fare e.
~tAiiy. RcgAstus & Co. City dock. sxertA
Snsne. Maia s..
w. VI. ELLIS. owner.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-06
ALASKA

Pacific Coast Steamship Company'O
STEAMER AL-KI.
All newly refittcd, new upper deck cabins.
and new and commodious secord-cias1
passenger Recommendations. will sail from
beattie. Juno .. at a. M. calling at
VICTORIA.
NARY ISLAND, kETCHIKAN.
HUNTERS Ray. WRANGEls
gIrMDUM. JUNEAU and
DOUGLAS ISLAND.
J. r TRowBRYp0E.
Puget Sound superintendent
Seattle office. Ocean dock. foot Main
street Telephone. Main -.
Goodail. Perkins q Co.. general axsas.
San Francisco.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-06
PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH


STEAMER MARY +. PERI.EY
leaves Nsrringtoa's wharf. foo; Of Wash
irg'on street tor South Beach. Sylvan
Srese. ~. White. knencrion. tinted
yates Dry Dock. Charleston. sidney
aNeyton. Caico. S.iverdsie. AZ s.sa p. m.
saturday. so y m Sunday. =. m. re-
urnins. leaves Silyeriaie at e.5 a M
Ielerhenc. Black si.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-06

~ skATTLE TO rAco1rA
Il &c. n1 ,rps Salty. ex<eps Du>An,
THE rr - Hirrsgstg.sss .sssssA
49, assf fassy frsoxx s-sssi~.r..
TAXING xSzEcI IrExDAY. NAY L
otnG1e fhfx' -.
i<svs ssassse-s51l ii s = ~ - en
Lesvs OVERWHELMINGLY
1seetue-s .. ~. nu..Inn
T@.S sscTs-s - q NJ. IN. IN 8.
49, - * Sortser. Psesee wharf, "a
ron street. Aeattle eA -
sun4ayn, ssesm~rs yfvsr srA a,..~ -
Wsshsrgson. fare ~ ss u
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-06

UoUT BArT--Feiltz preserved salmon
-; three boxes. postage prepaid. n:
- q Pacific coast. n. Feiit1. III Yes
p nay. Seattle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-06

u NE HYPERION COURT or KING
E<ur(y, state Of Washington. The 0ca ~
Erovjsn-Amsrlcan bank. Of Seattle.
3ruR, We. ". l.. Lynn. Eta e. Iynzs.
- 4. Moore. Eugenie q. Moore. the
Tm Investment Company and T. @.
x81r. dsfendants. Summons for servfce
- n0blica ton.
stats Of Wsshington 70 the szsA
- a Moore ard EuEenfs O. More
1aafs: You are hereby summoned 10
- within sixty 100, days after the date
> ~ Arr publication Of fhie luminous.
SH. Within sixty fHD days after tha
~ ~ - May. ixS. and defend the above
~ action 10 the above entitled court.
57 10DWer the complaint Of the plaintiff.
11gve . copy OF your answer upon
4r11prsigneG. attorneys for plaintiff. a.
01f5cs below stated: snd lyi case Of
~ hfiurs 20 to DO. Judgment Will be
E7G against you, according 10 the
<SSn1 Of the complaint. WHICH has been
~ 80 the clerk of said court The On,
= 1ha above entitled action 10 10 fore.
- Z cerfAin MOI txage on real estate
= ead lying 10 King county. ana state
Washington, to-wit: Lot 6. block II. IN
1yn addition 10 city Of Seattle. nv
m 0Io1nftff Azainst defendants. W. Il.
81 Etfa G. Lynn. to which the 9TH
Io1anfs claim 10 have some lien o.
CoRLiss q LASGLAND.
Plaintiffs Attorneys
=! q. o11ress. sooms Hills Bailey build.
- O1ottIe, King county. Wash.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-06
SAN JUAN rsLANpa

0TEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
Carrying United States rail. leaves City
dock foot OF Main street. Monday. We'd
.nr<sasy and rnoiy AZ = m. TOT Se ss
Whatcom. Returning leaves New what
com Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday. ~
TINE CARD IN EFFECT JAN. l.
North bound-feaves Seattle a. N. :
isaves Port Townsend o. m: leaves m
aav Barbor 1e:D q m: leaves Roche Haf-
Dor 1t:<s .. m: arrives at New Whateom
SO p. m.
South bound-LAayea New Whstcom Z o
M; leaves Roche Aarbor 10 .. n. leaves
Friday Harbor II q m. leaves FORT
Townsed 4 y. M: arrives at Seattle 10
n. Thompson. managcr-ownsr IAlly.
Bogardus 4 Co. agents. City dock
Telephone. Main q.