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Live stock.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

London. March Silver. 81 s-isa- Con-
soils. In4s.
New York. March 2.-The Evening
Posts London financial cablegrarn says;
The stock markets were irregular ard
rather duh Americans opened fat on the
Baltimore e. Ohio recsivership. ard fell
below the parity. rallied and then declined
on the New York opening prices. ard finsl-
~ closed a trire better. The various tss0-
ing houses here Of Baltimore & Ohio bonds
assure bondholders o. their interests being
protected, and SPaysr's announced readi-
ness to buy the August coupon Of the
per cent bonds OF 1sz5- The default TO-DAY
on the s per cent. bonds. however, gives a
nasty blow to the American bond mar
ket. for. as Il was said today. no sooner %
the public here begin 20 buy bonds man
biow comes either IN a fresh rscsfvership,
an outburst Of 5ing0ism or a silver aSlta-
ton The Paris and Berlin markets were
dun and quiet The Pail Mall Gaxette
says. The Baltimore & Ohio receivers,
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HIDING IN A CLOSET.
The Outraged Husband shoots Him
Dead and Surrenderx lIim%cIf

salt Lake. March las n result OF q
shooting that occurred on East Brigham
street az 10 o'clock this morning Walter
J. Dinwoody Is dead and Harry Il. Hynds
has given himself up at the police station.
awaiting The action of the law. Hynds IL
prominent citizen here and is known all
over the West. He has been in Butte.
Mont. for the past few days, but returned
earlier than was expected. When hs
reached his residence this morning rs
found the door holted. He gained admit
lance and had n few words with his wife.
She went 70 a clothes closet for the purs
pose. as she claimed. OF acting a dress.
Hynds had a suspicion that everything
was not right and upon inspection found
Dinwoody in hiding and only half dressed.
He ordered him 20 leave the house at once.
whsreupon Dinwoody asked the woman 10
so with him, saying he would take care sc
her. This SO iacensed Hynds that he be-
gan firing. inhicting wounds which proved
fatal within an hour. Hynds notified tha
police and gave himself up. Dinwoody
was the son of H. Dinwoody. of the extens
siye furniture house in this city.
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Tacoma Marine News.

Tacoma, March -Speclal.-Steamship
I.akule. which arrived from San Francisco
Saturday, has gone 20 Roche harbor 10
take on a cargo OF lime.
Steamer Clan Mcdonald brought In e07
kegs Of nails from Everett and a large
consignment OF oats from Skagit county
yesterday.
British ship Glencove will nnish taking
on her cargo OF lumber for Australia by
Saturday night.
Steam collier Mackinaw sailed this even
ing with a cargo OF <,2lo tons % Carbon
hin coal for San Francisco.
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Br~aa.tur,- and Grains.


San Francisco. March s--F'soar-S-a-niiy
extras. s4s74lo. bakers extras, S.sesS.S -;
ssfrerTne. s. 80 $40 per barrel
wheas-Sprlng wheat. sl.fzIz per GENITAL
for No. I, and si.ISA. for caoicss milling,
s. EEfa %
Barley-Feed, fair 70 good. Toc; choice.
III as7a1xc: brewing. sof>ac.
Oats-MilIing. T5s7Sac per censsls Surprise.
sadssc: fancy feed. T71sdsoc; good 10 choice,
ToGITsc: poor TO fair. slefss: black. for sev>t.
escsssl.Io: gray, s7is975c per GENITAL: red.
Tor seed. sscGsLo5
Receipts-Fiour. quarter sacks. &,SlS;
Oregon, TT: Washington. 4.092; wheat.
centals sac: Washington, s7o; barley. cen
tails. S25 oats. Oregon. centals, s+S; WASH
ington "a. beans. sacks, 81; corn, cezatals,
90, Nebraska. !. SO; rye. een,als. Do; pota-
toes sacks 60, Oregon, 1.s2: Washing
ton. $50: onions. sacks, e4s; washington.
90: Oregon 81: bran sacks. 4.sle; Oregon.
3s35: middiings. sacks. 40. hay. tons. efe'
straw. tons 80: wine. gallons, 22.oeas bran
DIV. gallons. 30; hides. number, 500; quick
silver. TASKS. @.
Produce. Fruit. Etc
gSa6Itnzs. sis7ls5 -; bmn. sli.506i2
Hav-wheat, Ssdil50: wheat and cat.
s.. 5ailo 81: oat. 1920; alfalfa. sias: bar
lev, sfs: clover. ssds: compressed. Sso1
10 50: stock. $3.50: straw, Soaoeo per
bundle.
POfatOes-SdigHAS BUR DAlsArs W. 49, $3.50
Purhauks. ann35c Oregon Burhsnks. &s9
Sc: river reds. 50Hsoc; Early Rose, sog'oe'
MERGED sweet potatoes. 81. 75-Q2s2s.
observation-disclosures onions, oen 1ac;
Oregon onions faefssAc; los Angeles to-
matoes. 75cdsi .: tomatoes, Nsos4l.1s;
string beans, ioc: green peas, Los Angeles.
sT4c: green peas. bay. 5Gsc: cabbage, eco
soc. garlic. siaT4i5c: green peppers. lsc
dried peppers. sdioc: mushrooms. LOO DC ;
asparagus. 4es7c: rhubarh. SEQ sse.
Fruit-Apples. No. l grade. socQsl: COM
mon. 5eT75c; fancy. T5caSi.50: Mexican
Times. s5T75. 5a: California lemons. common.
sfe7l q: California lemons. good 10 choice.
g.. 5oGa, California lemons. fancy. s2Sea@ 20
California oranges, seedless, eocasl.lo; Cali
ifornia oranges. navels. sl5o92.so: bananas
y42: pineapples. 81 $685. dates. 41ze.
Butter-Fancy creamery. 2l1z2e; sec
onds. 2oQ2ic fancy dairy. 1920; seconds.
/ 1STIac
Cheese-Fancy mild. 1l1I3c; fair TO good.
sGf0e; Eastern, 12a14c.
Eggs-Store. f0Gilc: ranch. nul2c.
Poultry-Turkey gobblers. i2eiisc; turkey
hens. l2Gi4c: roosters, old. s. 5en4; roost-
ers. young, 81. 59GI7; broilers. small. sSSou4;
broilers, large sSaS hens, $500 90;
ducks, old. 81 50636; ducks. young, 500;
geese, 81 5eg1.75; pigeons. old. N.15gz;
pigeons. young. s2a2. Is.
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-. f.,-,l.a information about splendid ser
- ,,fysref via The Western Linz
s s-e,r Minneapolis and -. Paul 20 Miiwau-
-, tioi' ri C.hfcago---It's a pleasure. II
e-,t.,~.nlaEe a trip East. please
arsn q Isns 70 w Parker.
puget sound Agent. ssattis. ara a. re-
a.s,r about The thrss superb trains
Minneapolis and q. Paul every day
=. 80. vrssk. together with any special IN
- ion may dszirs. Your hons
80 wff sell you tickets VIA tbs hrst-
~faes lire and reserve you sleeping car
ss-fas il advance. on application
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coming upon the tcp ~ the Cuban trouble.
h ah4sss the last nah n the coffin OF the
American market here
Rs-essdSfusYs aud Grains
YSverreaI. March a-whaat-Srpe
steady: demand. poor. No. ress. winter.
IS sd: Ne ! hard MarstosAa. IS I'D: So
California. IS ~. Futures closed quiet.
UNCHANGED from yesterdays closing.
March. IS IS. April. IS SD, May and
June. - S@d July. s. 50: August, IS SD
Co-n-Spot, steady: American mixed.
rew. * s.d Futures. closed quiet March.
"a higher. other months. unchanged.
March. s. sd: Aprsl. = I'D; MAY sS lid:
Fiour-Stesdy demand, fairs 81. Louis
fancy. winter. IS 81.
ucs~-
Hops-At London. Pacific coast. c.
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Halifax. N 8. March 1.--Haiifax ssiffer-
ea CONFEDERATION early this morning that
entails direct loss OF about sasN.eoo ard
an indirect loss much greater. The fra
started ia thu basement Of the furniture
wareroom and factory OF Gordon a Keith.
The flames shot up the elevator AID almost
Immediately the fine structure was beich-
ing forth smoke and fire from every via
dow Gordon d Keiih's building was oen-
sumed as wen as their piano waragccms
and music store Immediately 10 thu aorta
on Barring street.
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wanted a1e sPrf-g patents were DAN Ctr
NIL patents, ssESsSS. city -ssu clears.
sfIs1 ~: Minnesota pase-ss. g. sas4 g.
winter rstsn.s. E.Ss@4s w@ats< grades
g HzG
V-hsa.-Rscssrss Sc Spot. 6aii: Nc.
hard. sc eeitye-ssi Options advanced
SHARPLY early n -he izy or loss OF ! ga
30 bushels in the M3nae1p polls elevator ire.
small wcrf5rs shipments. iacl and Wall
stree. buying. cos5 weatszr IN tae West
and firm cables. later lost * All tsaser long
selling prompted b. an Increase Of pas
sage. and Disappointing late cables. ard
closed L0ise ues iowsrs Nc. rcd Nsrcn.
EassTT<e. closed. Is1zc; May. . u-lSSs
ssSscs closed. TsSsc.
Visible Grain supply.
The visible supply % wheat SATURDAY.
FEBRUARY - as complied bv the New York
Produce Exchange, Is as follows;
Bushels I1e- Dec.
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CRY TREAsuRERs NoTIcE.-city OF

CITY TREAsuRERs NoTIcE.-City OF
Seattle.
Nosiee IL hereby given that the first an
nssal instaliment Of local Improvement dis
street - the city Of Seattle. from feEier
ssengs o the north line Walia Walls adj
ttA9n under The provisions of ordnance
Nc. $40, which provides for the improve
usaf d SAIL street By gradIag the came
AL constructing sidewalks on both sides
fhere9f with parking strips between side
sziks aud reads. y. and providing Tor the
I2tmenJ therefor ~ lnstailments and es-
ablSshing fund for such payment by
ths lfvying and collection Of special as
sSments upon the property benefited by
~ Improvement, and providing Tor the
Issuance OF bonds s. authorized BY an act
e. Tie legislature OF the state OF Washing
ta approved March ath 1855. and usder
tes provisions q ordinance No. $50. az
paved Nav IN. iSaf. as amended by crti-
K@nce Ne. $50. approved july nth, 1894.
kss been duly certified 20 me for coliec-
t1 and the respective sums therein
csfEed and levied agains. each parcel
ssi lot % land. and part thereof. IN said
fstftct. "a pay ent OF such installment
s1lasns unpaid, and The same. Including
ne interest cn the whole amount charged
Ias he paid OF or before the = day OF
Aarch. Isl Unless payment be made on
sseA tastaliwaut an or before the Il day
March, ~ TIE same shall becoSre de-
iessenf ard shall hear interest az the
fs2e C yer cont. per annu31, untA paid.
POS paid before said time "a pen
49, g i've CD per CeHf. shall he added.
e. re sums delinquent shall be entered
e. the annual tax roli for the current
seaF SEaiusg each lot ard parcel q land.
a. paTj iaereQf 50 delinquent and with
g Interest ard penalty shall be colectea
a. e.her taxes. together with Such aidi-
tnaal charges or penalties as are author
ks4 ta he charged and collected on other
snQaenI taxes. ard each lot Or parcel
and 80 delinquent shall be sold fer the
aFeens 0f such assessment. with interest.
aalS AID clSts. in the manner provided
. Se J. NJ = ATKINSON.
ElfF Treasurer 81 tire CITY of Seattle.
t4se q frs publication. Fehy. =. iSs&.
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CITY TREAsURER's NoTlCE-Clgy OF
SEATTLE
Notice is hereby given that the first an
s-As iFsssal4u}eut % hccai Improvement dis
.at No g tor the Improvement of
NtASHF street in ERE city 81 Seattle.
sllia BARCLAY street Ger Remington
sstaaea % Madison street. Gu4er the
s-etksans - ordnance M. $50. which
tsefS TOR the Improvement q said
sS--AaS SIDEWALKS on Goth sides thereof.
- parking strips betweea sidewalks
- foAaSaN and providing fer the
e1t t1rrtt'r lu fostalimeuts and es-
.ss hlna for such payment BY
fEsfl1E aa0 collection II special as
sss--sats apen tAe property heaented ~
.saesa ~ s5nclat. and prov ding for the
- So % boots IS authorized by al SCI
- FslfiaturF or TIE state - " asEinE-
- Approved n arch SKI Iss2. ana uu6er
eFeFtSious 0f ordinance No. Ess. Ap-
$50 Nay IN. lsAt. as amended BY orti-
1Aes ~. 5tt1. approN ed Igiy lIrh ISa
- sesn 4Giy csFUnei 20 me Tor s~1ilsc-
-. ar shc respective sums therein
|sa4 and leVtsd aEal1si each parcel
ssS.-ses q iAna, and Part thereof IA said
- y f21 a2cnt n stich install rusut
go 1uTa.1 md tAe same. including
sassrest en- toe Wsoie amount charged
e tsLt& cn - before %ns - cas- Or
-. lNss- Unless payment ce INA IS On
t2si8ls51e1t or Ok before tia 80 6ay
@4FcA 49, tAe sasae shall become &C.
$3.50 ard stan bear interest AZ the
- rot PAID before SAsd tine. g. pen
=. 2 I've - Per cent shall bs aided
e. saras delinquent Shsil BE eutsret
r. A1a#ai fRN rp1l fcr the current
- S.&inSt ezra lct ana pArCez % land.
s--t A7cfest. - delinquent. AMI v4ts
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To Exchange Territory.

London. March LA news dispatch from
Rome says negotiations have been almost
concluded between England ana Italy fou
the exchange OF Zeita. on the straits Of
Babel Mandeb. kassala. in Nubla-
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THE VANCOUVER ROUTE-A TRIP
THROUGH THE ISLANDS.
Steamer Utopia j. A q Brisn, Master.
Leaves Tacoma, Il noon; Seattle, Yesler 3
wharf p. m. Mondays and Thursdays
FOR Port Townsend. Anzcortes, Fairhayen,
New Whateom, Blaine and Friday harbor.
and Vancouver. arriving Vancouver p. N
following day
For further information apply TO Yesler's
-
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HOTEL ARRIVALS
HOTEL DILI.ER


r. O. Flint. Port Townsend.
w. Ia Harhert, Mount Vernon
Il. A. Jensen. Yesler.
Noah IL. Pike. Chanca- Ill.
T.. X. Collins, Msrysvills.
T. j. Bell, Whatcorn.
Mrs. Ada Ciosh.er, WhatcorA
Hugh currie, shelton.
A. r. Burt, HOodsport.
s. II. Agnew. Tolt
]. A. Rankin. Leavenworth-
J. A Gilmore, Lsayenworth.
George Howard. South Park.
Miss Louisa II. Parbcie. Missouia, MI
+. J. Smith. Issaquah-
y. j. johnson. Tacoma.
II. NJ. Pfoksns. Whatceu-
Jacob Antilles. Langley.
John Parsons, Clinton.
G. Thomson, Richmond.
HOTEL BUTLER
r r. lopez. u. s. Navy.
Harry L. Lewis. San Francisco.
NJ. ]. Hunt, Chicago
]. +. Ford. Portland.
r. Jaynss. Portland.
Misses Chandler. Portland.
Raymond BrunsbauEh. san francisc0
ID. j. Hanna. 81. Joseph.
y. b. Broomell. Tacoma.
w. r. shaw. Portland.
John w. Coasidine, Spokane.
Edw. II. Friend. City.
A III. Morrison, Snohonish.
n. G. Weeks. North Bend
~. r. Francis, ST. Paul.
II. j. Crowley, Tacoma:
s. 2. Mitchell, Portland.
a. f. Pryor. San Francisco.
n a. Sanders, Chicago.
James Lee and wife. Seattle
Is. s. Mccord, Fairhaven.
NATIONAL HOTEL
]. W. Coggan. Detroit. Mich
William Booth, Detroit. Mich.
Pred Holxoorn, waiIa walia-
W. Johnston. Portland. Or
c. d. Beach. puyaiiup.
John Norton, Fort TOWNSEND.
sam Small. Mount Vernon.
4 w Neil Seattle.
George T.. Stewart. Seattle.
NJ. c. Young. Whatcoul
Morris dcCarty, New Whateom.
]. Barcley. Tacoma.
+. r. r Bolt, Newcastle.
a j. Peak. Siduey.
w. II. Bsilas, Duich-
Fred Haas. Dtilch.
HOTEL NORTHERN.
r L. psrrlnt, Tacoma.
w. II. Willis. Lyman.
Ida Cook. Portland.
Mrs Christensen, EyeFet,.
w. III. Mixer. Tacoma.
Victor II. T5ecknai. seattle.
A ID. Thompson, OreEonians
I'd Brady. City. ~.
Louis J. Lauterbsch' r Spoxane'
uaIieffe. Port Angeles.
waiter y, Dyke. Port Angeles
8 q. Morse. Port Angeles
G. w. Thompson, Port 2 es,a
n r. IAmpson. Wasa W AHA
rnti,,s Nsrzbach. San Francisco.
800 Merxharh. San Franefsco.
a A Davis. Victoria
William Petcbeil. Tacoma.
a. y. Taylor. Tae9fn4.
+ Arrest FaiThaven.
George III. Smith. Tacoma.
RAINIER-GRAND.
pr ratrehila. San Francisco:
Ne NJ r. Allan. Rcssians. =. Y.
CHARLES w. seymour. IAcon.a-
sdam s Collins. San FRANCISCO,
Tosas,h l.. Yost and wife. Io.st'o.
NJ. w. Lawrence. Tacoma.
n r. Bsaksiy, New York
A. Dsvisn. Astoria
James A. Haigfst oiyfopsa-
r. ~ Kroeter New YORK.
y n. Knapp. Portland:
NJ. II. Gilbert. Portland.
u u. Conanton. Milwaukee
a III. Gissz. Portland.
HOTEL STEVENS.
xo,,nv ana wife. Portland
"a A. Hsgen. Portland.
~. AfoTgan. Fan Francisco.
~ r C.eorxe San Francisco.
Il. r, A Duvai. Tacoma.
r N. PARK Acme.
Mary Harrison. Acme.
Isaffie e. PARK. Acme.
n. ID. speer. snnas. pn-.,.r.
l. L. Everett and VIE Z. P sgr'ia''1'
s e.asrrs " Chapman. 81 Paul
N Calm. Tacoma
= ~ Earle. CoupevtNs
= rs. Wright. Portland
Miles. Chicago.
II n. Charlton. Tacoma
y. c1ebatt. Tacoma.
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.
FORECAST FOR TUESDAY.
Pertains. March :. tSs
Fair weather. followed hy Snow.
3 s PAGUE- Forecasser-
Tides at Seattle Hareor Today
High Tie, Low Tide
m feet p-mfses am feet lp-unls.es
ses IS Sc lsa e.s ssll.1 -
AT PORT TOWNSEND.
SIS "a 81 IS liz 90 I..-.I :.
Seattle. March !. 1ssS
Exchanges az Seattle. Tacoma and Port
lana clearing houses today were:
Clearances Balances.
Seattle ......-..-.-.-s ss = $50 = 81 :.
Eggs zere stiff today al ia cents Per
DOZEN Tas. was the market quotation.
though sales were made AZ Il cents and Is
cents. TIE wfllapz took all she could get
snl buyers for Alaska were forced 10 pay
good prices. The price VIII probably stifea
tomorrow.
TIE damage dore to fruit e estimated
lightly as the growth has not developed saf-
nrsensly 20 be easily killed
TIE price CT bran has risen SIC per ton
On Saturday Il was at $3.50 per ton. while
today IL was quoted at sl4
A car lead Of Yakima potatoes came in
yesterday ard are tobbIng at ss1lo Per
ton
The amount Of fruit frozen while stand
ing on the sidewalks In front OF the COM
mission houses taught dealers a lesson. srd
today Western avenue presented very
bare appearance. the fruit being stored
inside and cold excluded from il as much
as POSSIBLE.
The large shipmen, OF oranges 70 be sent
by the Southern California Fruit Exchange.
consigned TO ]. b Powles. will come up on
the steamer City OF Puebla- There viii be
1870 boxes that viii be distributed IN Seat
tie. Tacoma ard Spokane
A light consignment Of Iowa butter was
received today
The poultry market was cleaned no by
the sailing OF the Alaska steamer Wtllapa.
which took a heavy consignment of dressed
stock at slightly sdvaneed prices
Wheat remained stationary with an up
ward tendency.
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VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMER RosALIE,

STEANEH ROSALIE.
Arlington dock. leaves for Victoria and
Port Townsend oaily. except Sunday. at
10 g. m: returning. leaves Victoria at 3
Fort Townsend and way points daily. sx-
cept Saturday. at y. M; Sunday. direct,
at a. m: returning direct leaves Port
Townsend at .. m Phone, Pike ~
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I. xB. LINE-sKAGIT RIVER ROUTE
WEEKLY TINE CARD

STEAMER CITY OF CHAMPAIGN
Leaves Seaftfe-Mondav March @ at 12
midnight. Wednesday. March T. al II mid
night: Friday, March 8. at Il midnight.
Ixeave= Mount Nernon-N'e fueSday, March
4 at q. m: Friday. March 8. al : a. m;
SUNDAY. March S. at a. N. Calling at
Tulanp going south Sunday and north
Tuesday Calling at Edmonds. Richmond.
stanWood. FIR. Skagit city. Mount Vernon
and Avon.
STEAMER CLAN MDONALD,
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 7
"A m for Ed.nonds. Everett and Snohom-
lsh river poinis. Landing al City dock.
Seattle. Going through 70 Tacoma Tues
LILLY, BOGARDUS & CO. Inc.
Tel Main 81 Owners and Managers.
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
INGTON ROUTE

Steamer A. X. Robinson, carrying U. ).
mail. leaves City dock. foot of Main street.
an 30 a m: arrives al Sidney at lo:ls a.
m Arrives AZ Silverdale at u m. Leaves
Silverdale AZ i2:lS p; M. leaves sidney on
return at { D m. Daily. except Sunday.
Fare. sc. E. ". Robinson, master. Lilly.
Bogardus & Co.. agents. Telephone. Main
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BUTTER.

Ranch ard Dafry Butter very scarce ard
bringing good pr.ees. Ship 20 US We pay
cash On arrival
NO COMMISSION
JOHN q aGEN, see-s22 Western ave11s
corner Marion street,
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
No. Club, &C; blue stem, s4l@c. strong.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

Portland. March -Wheat-valley-s-
CSC, Walla Waila. 5sQalc.
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tse Interest ard penalty shall BE collected
a. 9fze- tz1eE. tcw<<@er wfzh sg1cn a1ss-
rscrs5 charges CT yza-aE1ses a. are assgAzr-
1se % n@ Charged ard collected On sher
% itz4 1~nt faxes. aa1 eaea lot o. rarraf
amount o< szzrh asa ssrysrrys zrs<f s-sser4zT
gecE&fy ard coHts. IN tEse manner provf4e6
~ lar J. ~ p ATKINSON
CITY Treasurer az r7e City q Safe
Date % arxx pahsGczt1on. F~by. s, 1sss.
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE

STEAMER DELTA.
rx.. Harrsngten's dock foot OF Wash
.eesss strsSt. TGesazy, THURSDAY and Sat-
49, O'clock a n. for Kingston.
800 .snsls. Sea5eck. Srinnon, Holley.
p-.stto. Llssiwaap FATS. heodspoTt and
Union City Returns sc, 49, r-,s as :, "a
-. Sesfs@-k ard way points. 80. To211
49, - Il. TROUT NAN, Master.
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Tickets may be obtained at the Office OF
the company at Ocean dock Seattle.
J. r. TROwRRIDGE, p. 8. Supt
GOODAI-L PERKINS & CO,
General Agents San Francisco.
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THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP co.'s
STEAMER WILLAPA
Capt George Roberts
Leaving Seattle for Alaska March Il
isss sns every fifteen days thereafter.
For freiga. ara passenger rates apply TO
q. CARROLL. Agent.
SchwahAcsr1 Dock. Tel, Pike S.
CHAs E. PEABODY. General Manager,
Seattle
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PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.
Between Tacoma and Victoria. r. G.
7:sopmlLvj NJ Tacoma lie. AZ s:Opm
ieeopm.Lvl s.. Seattle Ar opm
IiSan Artli0 Victoria IL MIN s:ooan
sDaiiy except Sunday.
This steamer Furnishes first-class accom-
modatious. carrying both freight and pas
sengers and aayes from Yesler wharf.
Seattle
For rates. etc. Inquire OF
g c. YERKES
Yesler Wharf. Seattle
7. A. NADEAU,
Ceurrzi Agent ~. =. n. r.. Seattle.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle as fol-
lows:
For San Francisco. via Port Townsend
ard Victoria. at a m. passengers re-
ceiyed on board at a nl.) March 3, s, 81
Is, q. n
For AIaska-ATarch 3, S and Is at a. m
From San Francisco for Victoria and
Puget Sound ports AZ 9 a. m, March 5, 10,
Is. %. p, b.
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THE GUARANTEE LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY
Incorporated isS1 Capital. s1op. 600.
Bailey building. Second and Cherry Sta
--TrzDsaets a.
GENERAL BANKING AND SAVINGS
BUSINESS
Deposits received in any amount from
81 upwards and interest allowed thereon.
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p.SE or BRITISH e.orrrsaIx

BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
Paid up capital, s., o09. 600. reserve. 500
go Head office. 50 Lombard street Lon
don. Branches. Portland. San Fraacisco.
Seattle Victoria. Tacoma. New Wsstmin-
ster Nanzimo. kamloope. Nelson. Van
eouvef y c. generals banking and ex-
change business transacted. Loans made
Bills discounted Commercial credits
granted Deposits .sselved on current se-
count subject TO check.
p LEA BARNES. Manager.
wHATCoM AND SEATTLE ROUTE
STEAMER BAY CITY,
Leaves City dock. foot ef Main street,
Tuesday. THURSDAY and Saturday al o.
n, for Anacortes. Fairhsyen and What
con Reiurntus. leaves Waatcom Sunday.
Wednesday ana Friday at D. n
Lilly Bogartus & Co.. City Dock. Agents
Phone. Main 81
" II. ELLIS. Owner
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CITY FREE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE,
northwest corner Fzgfh ayssss and Yes
Ter way. Seattle. Wash Male All fs-
male help furnished free % charge.
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p-Jos.~-Peceipts - 80. exports 800 bar
res Market steady and active kocalfy,
b.. ,,fx trade brands OF winters were
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Hops-At london. Paeiac coast. c.