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is well remembered Ire, and theater goers will hail withGelight her re- turn to the stage.
 *#
 Judith Bordeals of "The Gay Parisians, ''had a nrrow escape from serious burning ast week while they were at the Gand Opera-house in New York. Hesclothing caught fire while in her dessing-room, and was with difficult extinguished.
 
 The 2,000th perfrInance of Robin Hood" was celerated by Boston thea ter-goers a fw nights since and the performance Sas witnessed by large audience. number of floral baskets and wrethes were sent to principal menbes of the company.
 N
 Jacob Lifts nS play, "The Last Stroke was.pnduced for the first time at the Grad Opera-house in St. Paul, on Febuary g. The play deals with the uban revolution and tells the story f the love and adven- tnre of a courageous American off, cer serving in he Cuban army.
 x
 The Pine Inff theater has been dark since Abrnalv l9, at which
 
 time the Mexsan Orchestra appeared here. with te exception of the pri- vate lecture )f the Rev. Glen Me Williams. here has been 10 dra- matte entera ainment here since the 14th of last ionth, but our theater-
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ck for amusement 2 oers VII slt this week, dur and enter there will Ie three Ing Whieh kt ons and high-esass nrst-ciass 4kbxb bws: Lillian Lewis com panies as saine,' Wednesday Ill "0real' d enry E. Dixey i1 nignt' Mafea' Love-. Thursday. ne Loe'ets 9 Private Secre- March J. ana March [. While tary on oaeu'"th nick and fast" for they are coiiians be remembered 'iils Weeh Se has been prac- 'ha. ene the past two tieally closed fel oxcantion of weeks. and With on +hov arc tho heeiie anu i1inS 0 date for the iase poohil on. All are high remainder of the SCI ..,, af d;fy eiass q 'si s'o 'iN 'As other, there- ferent nature from 4ha.+or will fore the lovers of ,.a+iefoo+;o, find ample warrant n,,n,ha,.s +o in turning out in Ia 4+4a
 witness these splendf
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and is now ranked as one of the most talented opponents of the legitimate school of comedy. His portrayal of the Mother-in-lawed. > hero in "The Lottery of Love. > is said to be one of the cleverest pieces of acting ever seen in America, and has been most favorably compared with the work of Coquelin, who first played the part in the original production. Dixey' company is an exceptional ly talented one and is made up of bright young people who act in- telligently and depend entirely upon their merits. Wherever Dixey appeared during his present tour, the press and public unite in saying that he has never been seen to better advantage. Ton should be sure to see Dixev as if will be one of the grandest treats of the season. No advance in prices for this engagement.
 The Private Secretary"
 The Pirate Secretary which appears here Saturday night, March 7th, will be the theatrical comedy event of the season-a red letter night for the amusement public, and one which will be most pleasantly remembered. The agent of "The Private Secretary" is unlike most agents who are in advance of the attractions in that he prefers to let those who have witnessed the Der iorinance. and who have no interest in il other than to accord it fair and inpal tial criticism. speak concern ing it's success. This great master piece of GiIlett's during the years it has reigned a favorite has re- ceived more praise from the press of two continents than any other comedy ever written.
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."Adonlsn Dixey.

"Adonise Dixey, the foremost of American comedians. is booked to appear at the Opera-house Tues day March 5. Dixey, since his last in this portion of he country. has made rapid strides in his chosen profession
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STATIONERY.

Pencil Tablets, Sc each.
 Ink Tablets, note size, 4c, 5c, Sc up to 18c each. Ink Tablets, packet size, 4c up to Ink Tablets, letter size. 4c, 5c and Envelopes No. 5, 25 for SC.
 Envelopes No. 6, 20 for Dc.
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A pleasing social event of the week was the reception rendered the Entre Nous clubon Wednesday after noon by Mrs. L. Samuels.
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NEWS HATS.

Mems Felt Hats, stetson style, $1.09.
 Mems Felt Hats, high crown, 79c and 89c.
 Mems Caps in Blue and Black and colors, 25c and 30c.
 Boys Caps, 25c.
 Big bargains in Window Shades, Mating, Pictures. Shoes, Pants, Underwear, Piece Good, Lace Cur tains, Etc.
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The '.faggot party" given at the residence of Capt. and Mrs. J. B. 5 York, for the benefit of the Baptist Church on Thursday night, was a deligtful affair and greatly enjoyed by all who were present.
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The amiable and accomplished Miss Fay Taylor returned home from Fort Smith yesterday after a delightful visit to friends in that city.
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Margaret Mather (Pbast) is ar. ranging to put Romeo and Juliet on the stage again in which she will take the part of Juliet. Miss Mathe
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Dr. William Pardee sprague, a well. known physician of San Fran cisco. has signed to go with Louis James next year. He has been prae- ticing medicine for fourteen years, but believes that his real vocation should be acting.
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Miss Miriam Franklin entertained number of her friends at Whist Friday evening.
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NOT I()NS.

Side Combs, 10c, 15e, 18c, 25c. Dressing Combs, 4e up to 25c. Fine Combs, Sc up to 10c. Safety Pins 23c dozen. Pearl Buttons ,, 6, ', 8, Sc dozen. Hat Pins, 5c. dozen.
 Pins, 1c, 24c and 4c paper. Spool Silk, Sc spool.
 Embroidery Silk, 7 spools for 5c. Knitting Silk, 15c spool. Crochet Needles, 1c each. Sewing Needles, l and Sc paper. Hooks and Eyes, DC gross. Knitting Cotton, 3 balls for 5c. Toilet Soap, 3 cakes for Dc. Toilet Soap, better grade, 4c, Dc, 9c, He.
 Glycerine Soap, 5c and He per cake.
 Laundry Soap. 6 bars for 25c. Toothpicks, 1000 for 5c. Collar Buttons, Dc per dozen. Common White Buttons, 4c per gross.
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Lillian Russell has broken off her engagement to appear under the management of T. H. French next season, and Abbey and Grau will continue to be business managers of the great prima donna.
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TINWARE.

Covered Buckets, SC, 7c, 9c, He, Be and 15c.
 Coffee Pots, Sc, He, l3e Dairy Fans, Sc, 4c. 5c upto 12c. Pie Plates, 1 and Dc each.
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is well remembered ire, and theater goers will hail withGelight her re- turn to the stage.
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The entire Boston press speak in the highest praises of William Owens performance oi Old Hardcastle in the revival of "she Stoops to Conquer.
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THEATRICAL NOTES.

Two theater parties are on the tapis for Dixey next Thursday night,
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"A Country Dance" will be one of the farce comedies on the road early next season.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-06

NOTICE OF SALE OF DELINQUENT
shares OF stock Office Of ihe West sea-
tie Ia nd and Improvement COMPANY So
attic. Angus = lE-6
Notice IS hereby given that In pur.aanrs
OF a resolution % he board OF frtis- ses -
said company held this dag certain shares
@. the ap3,af stock Of said company b9re-
after described. or 80 nUch thereof a.
may ne necessary 10 satisfy a certain as
ssssmsnt Of s. Der share duly Ipvses her
on by sad board Of trustees a. tts rueeffrx
held July !. 1896 I'll ee sold a. public au~-
ton 10 tie highest bidder for cash a, -.
east door Of The United States poxtorfee
IN the city Of Seattle. a. the hour OF ii
o'clock a. m. on Tuesday. the SIN aay az
September r. y. Ike
The following is particular Dissertation
OF the shares Of stock ordered 10 be sols
together with the names OF the respective
specilse assessments LEVIED on their said
shares 0! stock:
No Name % Delinquent shares. favsas
"A. " Scho.Ie. trustee ..5.ao SGo .
E--Chares Baker. receiver sop 3n0o %
se~Augusius l. Thorntke.. e5 e2s %
5i-Augustus L. Thorndke szs s2s 30
Notice In further given that all OF said
stockholders have made default In the
payrnpr, Of their sald assessments unor
tnelr sad shares 0. stock. after due M.
tee had been given to each n tnsr, 'as
required hy Ian ana the bylaws OF sad
company ard that said saie Will be made
Al the tim. and place above specified ar
public auction 10 the highest bidder, and
that a. such sale the person who shall pay
the assessment due a. shov stated. to-
eei ner with the pFo ra'a expense OF hi-
vertlsing and Of sale for the smallest num-
os said delinquent stock aoiders. shall DO
deemed the hlEhesf bidder
II G. STRIVE. Vice President
James H. Watson. Secretary.
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IiefEs liz.
IN effect June a. 1seA
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE
For s.. Paul ana East. e:A9 p. n-
For spokane ard Local. 7ls ~ n. and
Gao p. 10.
For Portland. 40 T. m. ard 40 .. m
"For Olympia, Grays Harbor and south
Bend. 9 a.
For Carbonate. .st5 >. m.
For Tacoma. $40. s.I5 ard .. n. 10.
ard g ~ p. II.
TRAINS ARRIVE At SEATTLE
From ST. Paul ard East. $50 a n
From Spokane end Local. $40 A. ID. and
From Portland. E.l0 an3 1i.5o =. m
sFrcrn c.ywoia. Gray's Harbcr or!
South Bend. SIZE p. II.
From Carbonate us4H a. n.
From Tacoma. $40. s:&a and Il 30 o. n
$40. - and li:S3 o. II.
'Daliv excepe SU. cay. All others daily.
This card sg5Iact 20 change without no
tee
through ticket. - Japan end china VIA
Northern paele Steamship Company. ar
American tine.
For rates. routes and other Information
cal on or address
r. a. NADwsr
General Agent. Seattle
CIV Tfcke. once. corner Yesser way
and Front street.
Depot Ticket O~lc@. corner Western
avenue ard Columbia street
A y CHARLTON.
Assistant Genera Passenger Are,t.
30 - Morrison stree. corner rHhiri.
Portland Or.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
grRS. GARLAND AND EvANGELA

Seattle ard Townsend NeaA Bay rousA
a-eemer Garland leaves Yesier dock Mon
ay.. Wednesdays and Fritayr at
A. n. for Port Towrsezd. Per- Williams
Durgeaess Port Angeles. Port Crescent.
3e',ysbu-g Pysht. { allan Bay and Nea h
Bay; retur n.ns. arrives al Seattle ) p.
m on opposite days. Steamer Evan9si
caves Yesi.r dock for Por. Angeles ana
Victoria Nondays Wednesdays and m
Cav a. $50 ?. m: arrives eeattis alter.
nate day. $50 D. IN
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NOTICE TO cREDIToRs-ra ire SD
~eTaor ~os1-t o. the STATE OF WesainS-
ton for ne County Of King. Henry
Cowel.. plaintiff. ss. Union TRANSIT Com
pany. Corporation. defendant No. -.
To the C'-erss-ors OF the Unson Trans.. Com
pany ard % Al OtEars Waoxn 7, May
Concern:
Whereas. % the +-h Cay OF September.
1875 the Undersigned r. ". Baker. was.
~ the ahov e-eutit.ec court. IN the above
entitled action. appointed receiver OF no
Union Transit Company. above rsa-resi:
and whereas. Oh the S.a cay Of Septern oer.
Is>-S sad court duly made AID entered an
order IN sac action requiring a. recs yer
10 punish Z notice 10 he creditors cs ea.d
Defendant. requiring such creditors 20 pre-
sent 20 sad r~cetvsr. .le.r Claims, duly
verified As REQUIRED by law, against &aid
Defendant, within ranety Gays from Tho
Gaze os tAe TVS; pub - ton Ok such To-
ace:
Now. thsr~fere. n conformity WITH said
order and the terms Ard provisions there
OF. you are hereby directed and reQulre ed
70 pEeseE.; TO sad receiver, q; ne office OF
his attorney. Ira Bronson, Rooms $50
SAFE Deposit building. SsAtT.e King ooun-
y. Washington, your Gains agaias. sad
Union Transit Company duly verified as
required BY law. within ninsty days from
the date Of the fra. publication OF this
not!ca-
Dated this sth day Of serte-neer 1884.
che Gay OF the first publication hereof.
f. ". BAKER. Receiver
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.
f4rua Carl n effect June l. ie1A

SEATTLE. EVERETT AND wHATCoM
ROUTE
s,atA ~ Washington les YES Seattle sally.
pyreps SATURDAY. al ~ ,. n
a. -TrE EVERETT AND IA CON-
NER r0T-T.
rn.-smwen leaves Seattle daily. sxcsrs
Sunday q. a n
Tr7 NzB~ - f~rFe~ '~~~
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L . =. TRANSPORTATION co.
Weekly Tine Card.


DAILY SERVICE
SEAsTr RIVER ROUTE
GAZING 81 Ss&nwooa. FTr. Skagst CITY.
Mount Vernon ard Avon tT'aAat = gong
scaSh Sunday A~G no-.a T0es5sy.i
STEAMER CHAMPAIGN
leaves Seattle Tuesday. Sept 8 ~ , A. IN, /;
e-pt- = 81 = A. n. s.eRves Noasi Neru9n
"Wednesday. sept :. at o. m Friday
SEPT IL. AZ ! > m. ~esussy. SePS 3. Al,
! - N.
STEAMER CLAN MCDONALD
Leaves Seattle Monaas Ssrg. :. a. ? 4. n !:
~ sGEseSasy. sept e. "a: le a. N. Friday.
SEPT u. 3 - B. 20. Lsssves Noant Vernon
TUESDAY. Sent. =. g. q. IN Thursday
Sept -. at ! q. IA. Saturday,. SEPT =. At
; a. n.
Connecting VIA :. wraev xavirassea
CO. Tor Tacoma ana l'svsnPsA.
10y 19eA~ 1@saa4ss teg pasats on tas
Sound Open &I ~8ss a. Main 81
5. q. Yf.RNEs Manager
KvEaETT Route. STR 3REYHouNpl
Daily, excsRt sunday.
Leaves Seattle a n. - r. q n
Leaves Everett 50 IL. 20 >. m, ~
sund.y,-Iesves Seattle II a. r.: ieayes
Everett o n.
Fsre-S.rxls trip. ~. rcuna trip. q s.;
connects with beats tar Tacoma ard ano-
torssa.
I.andilg-colman deck. feet Of Marion
eEATrIE 8 TACOMA SAvrGATYoN
COMPANY
p ". Gco3hue Manages.
Telephone Fed 81
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
I<GTOS ROUTE

Carrying u. s. Man.
On Port Orchard and Per. Washington
route. caves City dock foo; OF Main
erect s:se - IN. calling ~ South Beach.
Burcn.li Brick Yari Rrsmerson. L. 8
Savy Yard. sidney, Charleston. Tracytoa,
Chtco. sHverdals Leaves Por; Orchard
navy station at .. m: arrived Seattle
At . n e ~. Robinson, master. Lily.
Rogar3us q Co. ageaiA Telephone. Aa.a
r.
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VICTORIA ROUTE
STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.
Between Tacoma and Victoria. b. c.
saoamLvI ~ Irasoma .Ii,o Ar .:San
SSnl Lv 1aIP, Townsend xsjArll1 :Aspm
3Opm, Arii 10. Victoria ~ AiLyl t.3opn
sDaily except Monday.
This steamer furnishes frst-cfass accom-
Rotations carrying both freigh. and pas
e~ngers and leaves from Yealer wharf.
Seattle.
For rates. etc. inquire Of
a. p THORNDYKE,
Yesler wharf Seattle
l. A. NADEAU,
General Agent n p. r. r. a,tia
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UNITED STATES MARsIALS NcTcH
Q. ss4EZr--1n tee Tinted safes District
Court so- ne DssE<e& - Washington
Nc-.sera 1-vtxoz- In admiralty. Case
No. L8a
w1eTess. . libel 81 Information las been
s..1 u ,se above eatsisea coGrt oa ths q
czy @ Sep-sL Ger Xxi b. W1E.Al Il
E-11xsrs esq, United States district aitor-
ney so- The aast-sct OF Washington. O. -
aAf - me Tatts& S1asss zga.rs. 10
American schooner James . Sx21. A-r
tsekls, zppaT-s ana furniture. g canoes.
- seslsk4as. = spear heads. - spear pSIes.
n case ~ forfeiture s0- . violation o. an
sUrcs 20 tEr 2Ea-c rendered sy sne ri
o-Hel % arbitration a, Paris. uncer tas
treaty between rhs United States ard
Great Britain concludes al Washing "a
Fsorlzry "A, So for ne rG-p2se 81 SUD-
nit-inx 20 arbitration certain questions
concerning The preservation OF r. SEA :.
approved April ! lSS and the sc,s
sCaooner. etc. may be condemned and
.ortested % the United states.
Now tAsr@-orss IN pursuance OF the no
milton issues out % the above named
court ana 20 ne isysc.ea and delivered. /
% hereby give puN.ic notice 20 a. persons
Gaming % otSl-r"lse na.ins any ialeFes'
u he said schooner. Tar tackle. APPAREL.
furniture AL cargo. rha; they - az aD-
pear oefore The aheVe named court So
ate or he i7.n day Of Septeu Ger. lssS a..
seven . e3ecs IN -. forenoon % hat day.
then anc there to igt,erposs their Objection
and aaaks tae.r allegaG Tons 10 ina, e@halt
JAMES c. DRAKE.
United States Marshal
By JAMES NJ QTELTER Deputy.
Dated September .. 1855.
WILLIAM Il BRINAER. United ScA.es
Attorney.
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Capt. George Roberta
Leaving Seattle for Alaska September -
-s9e. al 10 O'Clock. and every fifteen DAYS
thereafter.
For freigh' and passenger rates apply
o. j G.. CARROLL Agent,
Schwabscher dock Tel Pike q
CHARLES e PEABODY. General NAB
Gger. Seattle.
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sDauy. iDai4y sxos9t SUNDAY.
sMon Wei FRI. '~rues Thurs. Ut.
sh0r. ard direct line 20 ali points -
British Columbia through the principal
lumber districts OF Western W snlngton
General office. Cniman block. Seattle
Wash
+. A. ALLEN. General freight ard fss-
eenger Agent.
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A L A g x 4.

Al AS A
Pacific Coast steAnSh Corxpany'o
POPULAR STEAMER AI.-K
AL re WY rsatts6. neS upper deck cabins
an8 lew and conmoGGeas secora-ci ass
passenger accommodations. VII. SAL .-osn
Seattle. SepteEn Der 10. A. . a. III. calling a,
MARY ISLAND.
KET[tTTkAN
WRANGr5i. Sun DUN
DOJ-ST.tS ISLAND AND JUNEAU
Fare 20 WralGe.: Cabin. S.. second
c-ass s. 80.
clAsA ~
J. 2. TpowBRrDGA
PuGe. Sound Superintendent
Seattle Office. Ocean dock. foo. Of Man
street Telephone. Main e..
Goo5an. Perkins d Co.. general aSentA
San Francisco.
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prGrT SOUND AND CENTRAL AMER
ICAs STEAMSHIP CO&PASr-
e.-~sesc -~x nat VII ieas. Seattle Tar
r.~srl Ansr.oA ox October ST.
r~raiar ssihrEs oetr-ss Pn9Ss
1870 ar 3sE.rAl A-@rscAA
corfs General eess> Mutual Life
building
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS.

STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON
Carrying United States mali. leaves City
.ock. foot Of MAX street. Monday. We'd
leeday and Friday At g. m. for Por,
Townsend San Juan islands and New
Whatcom- Returning. leaves New What
ON Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday. ~
TINE CARD IN EFFECT JAN. L
North bourd-L@ayss Seattle q m !:
4sAves Port Townsend a m leaves Fri
asv Harbcr 10 30 q m. leaves Roche Har-
Dor II IS p. m: arrives At New Whatcom
$50 .. m.
South hound-Leavea New whascom I a.
m; leaves Roche Harbor 10 a m. leaves
Friday HARDER II o m: leaves Port
rownsed .. m: arrives At Seattle 7.U
?. N
J. r.. Thompson. naanaEer-owner. Lsily.
Bogarcus 4 Co, agents. City dock.
Telephone. Main q.
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THE VANCOUVER noUTk
HOLD ca A. AoUTE

HOLD CANAL 4<OCIE-
L. b. NAIL
STEAMER DELTA
r.av~s Gagsraath deck. foot OK Wasains-
fcr street Tuesdays thursdays a1s cAs-
-. a. cock q NJ. for E4zxssca.
- C.-rs SeaSeck. rrtucou. Hos1y,
r>.w..fs Illwxup Falls. Hooesfsors AID
Union city. H.ta.- s,.-yaf. is.a
rsfs~~~-. rei g.
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TLx ON THE 'TLYKR-
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
eu1 rsund 'r.ps daily. exespi ssnonv.
re Il. r "a isis' zTniE 1i.'''>
reuse "a ,o, 1:y ui'~ Seattle rseenA
TAKING EFr rTSr 9T,ysEssD Ar. NAY :,
Leave ssatsie-TsS. Ii IL |. m: "a s:3
L'.s' 1.s'@: srSp + T. l. 80 50 n
s: Law: s s.:,s;'. = n n. = IN 81
e,xra. ara comr.risi cSSk foo: Of Ma
roc street. Ssas.ie
SUNDAYS. steamer. Flyer ana state Of
Wasslrrrce- fare SIC.
Ire ma<rifcsni steamers cf,v 81
Pueola. AsIa wa..a ana Jusati!ia Ply
between Seattle and San Francisco cal
lng =; Port Townsend and Victoria 3 -.
L~av. san
FOR San Ss, ror r,r>
Eranc.sco, Francisco s.as.,. s.stfIa
A NJ A NJ So NJ
az; 5 5 - $ i; !, 4 : il. : : i i
september September Sente.rSer Sept
= - Is, = :. - IL 5. IL L. a ?. a
- y @T.Qct-2 q. ~ Is. -. Is
Ihs magnificent steamer City % TopsGa
caves Seattle at a. m. for Alaska. ca
ihs a. Peri Townsend and Victoria Z. c.
AlsnSi Is. 80. Sept "A. g Due back
august =. Sept. Il. S. Oct II
TIE company reserves the night 20
cnanEe steamers or sailing DAYS on al
routes. J. F. TROwBRIDGE,
?. g. Supt.. Ocean Dock Seattle
Goossl Perkins Il Co.. Genera, Ageats.
sen Francisco.
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POhE ORCHARD AM = 0l<1 NASH
fNGTo% ROUTE.
STEAMER MARY F. PERLFy
Leaves Gs!braith dock. foot OF WASH
iagton street. for South Beach. Syls~a
Gro e.. ~. white Bremsr.aa. United
States Dry Dock. Charleston. Sidney.
Trzcy1oa. Chico. Siivsrdais. al saa D. n. :
Saturday. z:so 2. 81. Sunday. s p. m. re-
turning leaves Sslverdale at s:ss a. m
Telephone Red Isl
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sTEAAEp ROSaLrr.
Arlington aosk. leaves ror Victoria ara
Port Townsend daily. except Saturday. az
2.s5 o. n. returning ieaves Victoria AZ
IL a. IN steamer no leaves for Port
Townsend and way points aany sxcept
Sunday. Ct ) a. IN. Sunday. alrect a.
q M returning. direct. iesves Port
Townsend s; 2 > n. 'Phons Pike ~
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Sigh exchange ard telegraphlc trans
ssr. on New Ycsk Cnicsxo. s.. Paul. San
Francisco Portland al various points n
Oregon ara British coiuomia.
Ss~r hsiis - sNcnzrre ca LONDON avail
srfA elsewhere tr Europe
abb terms
po~s. stc-s. ard -.Ner vsfuahs.s ~
~s.x~2 CT te-os', COR ss'a ke"cns
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Tran.sco . savings bank business sx-
eiustvely.
Deposits received from q 20 ffo.t "a
Interest allowed per annum: eiH pr
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-18
EDWARD BELL ARRAIGNED.
Charge Against Him That Of Seeking
to Cause nm ExpIOSion

LONDON, September H-Edward Bell.
or Ivory. the alleged dynamiter who
was arrested in Glasgow last Saturday.
arrived in London at $40 o'clock this
morning, and was driven at once to the
Bow-Street Police Court. The prisoner
was not handcuffed. He maintained his
sullen demeanor, scarcely making reply
10 anything that was said to him by
the officers. He was at once arraigned
before the sitting magistrate, Mr.. James
Vaughan.
The entry upon the "charge-sheet" OF
the Police Court in his case was ed
ward Bell alias Edward ]. Ivory, an
American citizen. Of No. 2l1 Lexington
avenue, New York. accused Of unlawfully
and maiiciousiy conspiring with others
to cause an explosion within the United
Kingdom, TO endanger and injure proper
ty; also OF counselling and abettlng
the commission of crime"
The courtroom was crowded with
newspaper reporters, and many artists,
who were present for the purpose of
making sketches Of the prisoner. crowded
around the dock
Magistrate Vaughan asked the prisoner
his real name, and the latter replied:
Edward b. Ivory"
Detective Flood then took the Witness
stand and testified that number OF
documents and fl60 In money had
been found in the possession OF the
prisoner when arrested The prisoner
was remanded for a week.