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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-22
bicycle Races at yvestport Beach.

Aberdeen. July 2f.-Speciai.-The Grsy's
harbor wheeimen met Sunday al West
port beach. on which occasion they con-
ducfe1 series OF pleasant racing events.
Prizes TO the value Of 500 were distrio-
ufed among the successful participants
Ia the races.
The first event o, the day was the one
mile novice -4ce. for which there were
four entries. Charles Koehler. OF Aber-
deem. was frat. time 2:zs. With Dave Lock-
Harr second and Pat La Chapel third.
Following this cams the Ghehaiis county
one mile race. which was contested by
eight speedy men representing the several
ehebalis county towns. George Eraw-
ford. of HoQu.sm. was flrst, time 2:z2s.,
With Frank Rockwell. OF Hoouiam. and
A. A. Johnson. OF Aberdeen. second and
third. respectively. Next was the Che
halls county three-minnte race. one mile
event in which there we're five partse!-
pants. The time was 230,<. with Cry An
drews. OF Aberdeen. first: Frank Allander.
OF cosmopolis. second. and Charlie Hol-
mer. OF Aberdeen. third. The half-mlle
dash. open. was won by George Crawford.
OF Hoauizm. time Loo, against five other
contestants. with Victor Smith and Frank
Rockwell. both of Hoquiam. second and
third. respectively. For the one mic open
there were Ave entries. George Crawford.
OF Hoqaiam. taking first place In 2.is.
with A. A. Johnson. OF Aberdeen. second.
ATI slctoF SAtlii. o. ffoqHiaih. tHlF0
These events were exclusively for anna
tours. bns the sixth event was a one milo
open race fos professionals and IN this
there was but one entry. Manning r. Hill.
Of Aberdeen. who ran over the track
against time. tn 2oc. Hill has "a record
OF i.E
The days racing Closed With an event
which wildly recalled generations past
and gone and gave those present a living
picture of the sports of their ancestors. IL
was horse race, running. between horses
from westport and South Bend. respect
lively. and was Won by the South Bend
anlmai-.time not recorded. The Wesiport
horse was the property OF Rev. George n.
sscammor, OF that place, who was much
chsgrined at tho decision OF the Judges.
Wesfport beach Is the finest on the
North Pacific coast. and each season finds
II growing IN popularity and in summer
population.
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Ernest cnrtius. the famous Heilenist
and classical scholar. died at Berlin July
u. He was born In Lubbock In is4l, and
studied at Bonn. Gottingen and Berlin,
winning great distinction. From lss! 10
Is<0 he carried on archaeological investiga-
tons In Greece, and on his return TO Ger
many he was created doctor by the Eni-
yersity OF Halle. and was made a profess
sor extraordinary of the University OF
Berlin. soon afterwards he was appoint
ed tutor OF Prince Frederick William, Ia
ther OF the present emperor. In ls5o he
succeeded Hermann as professor At Got
fingen. He began excavations at Olympia
Tn April. 1854. and In 1875 concluded con-
yention with the Greek authorities. hy
which the Germans obtained a monopoly
of the excavations I'm that neighborhood.
Since 1870 he had been director of the an
tiquarian department in the Royal MIL
scum. Prof Curtius' works all relate to
Greek antiquities. The most famous OF
them is his History OF Greece" Among
his other productions are: "Peioponne-
sos 'Naxos," "Olympia." and Greek
Sculptures by Springs and Streams" At
tic Studies 1895. Ancient and Present
Times" Materials for the History and
Topography OF Asia Minor" is72: Atlas
of Athens ISIS. and Maps of Attica."
lie was a foreign associate OF the French
Academy OF Inscriptions and Bellies Let
tres, and member OF many literary and
learned societies.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transaction since Janunry I and For
Yesterday


Real estate trznxaesienx since January
!. 10. are sz.sf7 So - There zere fled for
recor1 Yesterday Il deeds. axKr@<arsEg
ts.-as- Following r. fsxt furnished ty TIE
Dsily E1aezsns room Il 0s>cs1entas b&oek.
i.ephe :. stsiphen 20 Aiphers p. Noyes.
md f-s blocks and s p d DSobse's lst
al. Ballard. Aprsi :. Ike. - On
Alpaeus p. Soyes 10 Afser. r. Es'ioft.
ind ~ block ard s. r y. Ds5bie's ist
al. Ballard. June 9. $40
Albert r. Eiiictt ex ax- 20 Lephe =.
Woodward, al int block 5. r .. Dazzle 5
Isl ad. Ballard. June II. 81 90
Lep1e 8 Woodward snee StsIrhsns and
husband. Stephen TO At5ers r. Elliott. IND
IL block Z. r. D. Dl1ble's lss nd. Ballard.
June II. ssss.
Aelzena F. Elliott 70 Aberf +. Elliott.
md IL block 4 r. d. Dsboie-x list ad.
Ballard. June II see
Irving II. Cole TO Julia s. Goodfeilc-.
lots 5. !. and e block s. Young sd: lot 5.
block .; lots II and Is. block -. lot ).
block Al. Tester's "a ad. sup lots and 2.
block -. Pontfus' u al: SIP los :. block
:. and - II Tot l. block IL Jackson 81
AZ lots :. 4 and :. block :. Hazisvocd sup
at. lot y. block IL. B8rke's "a ad. lot !
block S. lot IS block q wzlIa Walls sd.
lots II ard IS. block !. Rainier ad: lots !.
2. and g. block 3 Jackson and Rainier af;
lot 4. block is: Iot Z. block a.. Central Se-
attic al: lots and $ block L. Bel & Den
ny's adj: June is. O. c.. ~.
Eliza p. Trmy and husband. w s.. 20
Mrs. A. u. Heinxerf5ns. lots 8 TO and II.
block 4. lots 20 9. block J. the Baker al.
July Is. $50
". V. Riaehart ef III. 20 Feuson Miller.
lots 10 70. block 2. French ad. Slaughter.
July s. a. G.. 81.
Abraham W. E.ngie 81 ux. 20 Charles
Foglesong = Tor Z, block 10. Maynard $
plat. July IS. SO
Charles Fogiesong 81 ux. 10 r. W. Bar
10, y lot :. block II. Maynards plat.
July d. sac.
y lot :. block -. and lot Is block 81. Gill;
man Park al. Ballard. May 6. 81.
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CHAMBER or COMMERCE.
An Army Post Land Company TO 10
Eprrpesf

A new plan for raising tho sum lacking
81 the completion OF the army post sub
sldy has been originated hy John Sehram.
and upon its presentation a. the regular
meeting yesterday OF the board % tras-
tees OF TIE Chamber OF Commerce 4; was
Eagerly seized upon. Ir. Schram would
form m army post land company. the
capital stock 20 consist or al. the land
controlled by the army post committee
except that included within the limits OF
the site. twas stated that a conservative
estimate places this at a value Of s. 200.
shares OF 81 each viii be issued. and those
Who could not be induced 10 subscribe VIII
probably invest dollar on such surety.
Chairman T.. q Graves spoke OF he
presence IN the city OF Capt w ". Rob-
inson. appointed by the government %
supeFiniend the construction work on .hs
post. and those present agreed that K was
hlgh time 70 close negotiations aad allow
the work - proceed.
The japanese steamship line WAS talked
OF. end tie trustees feii great satisfaction
az the successful tergniEaH son az theIr ef-
forts "a have the line here. on q sugges-
ton contained fn a letter from Hon. r
:, Greene. the appointment % a special
committee on Oriental commerce was dis
cegsea. and was finally referred 20 the
present committee on mercantile Affairs.
OF which T. = Goldsmith IL chairman. TIE
which he hal sent in the name 81 the
chamber ~ President ]. ]. Hfl. Of the
Great Northern. and General Manager s.
Iwaaaga. % the Japanese steamship COM
pany. Ills action was confirmed. 4 teie-
gram ~ conEratulatioR from Tai Yukiao
WAS read.
A letter containing a number % rertin-
rnf questions concerning the hsreor ana
ekaee accommodation OF Seattle was
received from sHki Saisc. Among other
things he ASKED FOR list .. the banks In
this state having branch or connection
fa Eapan Chairman Graves stated as a
rspiy % this that 10 BANKING Institution
n this state hNs such connection. as t.
has been found Improbable. The silver
question enters largely into that" he
said
4, - Crane was appointed chairman %
the committee % printing and advertising
in fs,aee q J. y. Jacksoa- ". ~. cal
bonn Vas appointed On the transportation
eermrnsttee IN place ~ e l. wesia. n. a.
Mckenzie MAS added 20 Tire committee on
manufactures
reese pressn, al he meeting yesterday
afterncoa were.
c,ssasryuan = @. Graves. n. Z. narls.
~ :. Harlan. ". J. Colkstt. 4. n Schuy-
fer T. ~. Prosch l. n. Na&esu- :. l..
s,rawtora. q. T. Crane. }. ,. McGivrs.
Ieha scArssn aad Secretary + = Ing
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HE OPENING GAMES.
ufoO'Clock Today the Tennis
Tournament Begins.
usr or EIGHTY ENTRIES.
- ths Largest Meet Ever Held
80 u Sfiuneapolis-Conce Ut
Y. NJ. c. A. Park.
, usr OF EIGHTY ENTRIES.

..rnis tournament which has been
s..x ufth so much Interest opens
.s~r.sv AZ 10 o'clock this morning on
E-n.sra. Of the Seattle Tennis Cub.
80 avenue ard Madison street. The
100 az MAY xiM b az announced Ia
..--x.v mornings post-fnfeiligeaceF.
- 81 contestants who do not APPEAR
.s.s~ 6fteer minutes OF tie time SEIZED
~ ~ u.ay viii have to be ssesaulte1 by
~ ~cu,-,,ttt1e. in order 70 have the foar-
s,.'-st ss1ecessfully and promptly run Off
1s~v w.ll open with the preliminary
80 matches In the n1eE's ssngsss. the
- sntsresslng match OF wfllch VIII prob
- i ,nzt between J. r. Foaike9. the
xs-ter4a crack. and Daniel Eeileher. fae
.s-ssde,,t of the local club. While Fess.i<es
| 9 reoksd 10 win, KelIsher VIII gise rim
tard enougn game 70 bring out the
s,snr points Of The play. This match
' "a sse1n sboat 49,
~ match between q. II. Paraon. VINO
-~srIv won the Tacoma club to..rna-
80. and II. Carstens, OF the home e.aD.
- s,so be close and well played THIS
n! follow at I:9.
=. nrxs opportunity OF watching the
80 So Card, OF Victoria. Will De In
a. xosrhIes a. noon. 4ie and Fossikes will
- GOODWIN and Ling in the opening
-steh 81 the doubles az that tine
~ hest Of the afternoon matches vii
..ao1btedly be the meeting In doubles
| z - strong Seattle team, pelly and Me-
s.~xe and the Victoria pair. Foulkes and
r.rd n the latter are successful In their
rarntag match. This promises TO be one
= t,s most interesting games OF the
skds tournament. and has been placed
| q h~etn nj S O'Clock in order that as many
= possIbls may zee II.
a. hos,r earIie~ Tidmarsh and Anderson.
r. stronR Tacoma pair. win meet HuEd
~ wright In the doubles, and this match
sl,l BE- vel worth seeing.
IN the courts will be occupied through
.ts say. and from 4 O'Clock on there VIII
| s. 4 chance 10 see the ladies play In the
1rxf round OF the mixed doubles.
The grounds have been closed during
,sls xefx In order 10 have them in perfect
sesrsan,snt condition. and everything aa-
rzrs vel for a most successful meeting.
The liss Of slightly entries In all events
b shs lauxsst ever known In any tour
nsu,er,s held west OF Minneapolis, and the
e4ndard OF play Is improving cecsdsdiy
Wwy year.
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FOR THE GOLD FIELDS OF THE
YUKON RIVER. ALASKA.

attic on or about June Is and August IL
for st. Mchaeps. connecting with the
steamer r B. Weare for Circle City and
Fort Cudahy. and stopping at all mining
camps on the river.
This is the only route 10 the Yukon
mines by which the dangers and hardships
can be avoided. Passengers take steam
ers at Seattle and are landed directly at
the mines. For rates. etc. apply 70
NORTH AMERICAN TRANSPORTA-
TfON AND TRADING Co. Schwabach-
er's Wharf. Seattle. Wash.
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The Police Court.

Sanitary Inspector Swynsy yesterday
morning swore out a warrant in the mn-
nlcipal court charging Otis McGray with
violating city ordinances bearing on the
filing OF psaus with the board of public
works and the securing OF permits to ex-
ecute the same. The CAGE In point is that
OF work performed at 2ies Sixth avenue.
McGray, who himself IS an ex-sanitary
inspector. had connected the soil and
waste pipes OF the house WITH the main
sewer without q permit He was arrested
In the afteraocz and Will have hearing
this morning.
A single plain drunk, In addition TO the
issuing OF the above warrant. constituted
the grist for the morning. The drunk was
Jacob Ray and he was fined s.. in default
of which ne went 70 jsil for day.
When Baiiiff Brooks announced the
opening of the afternoon session there
was but one prisoner In the dock and he
was removed from the court for being too
drunk 10 try. He was the other half of
the '.Iicminy" Carter and Herman Smith
fight for which Carter was fined s. on
Monday.
The cases az Mrs. ScuIlin, r. r. Turney
and f. ". Bowhay charged with ceiling
liquor without license, were continued
until Tuesday. July IS
First Regiment band concert, Leschi
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EVERETT ROUTE. STR GREYHOUND.
Daily. except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle q. m. IL m. .. m.
Leaves Everett 80 a. M. ESQ D.. m. 7:so
3. N.
sundays--Leaves Seattle II a. m: leaves
Everett D. n.
Fare-slrgIe trip 75c: round trip, 81 =:
connects with boats for Tacoma and eno-
homish-
street.
SEATTLE a TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
r. w. Goodhue. Manager
Telephone. Red FL.
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Toroato Ont. July l.--Jacob Gaudaur' 5
hackers press entire willingness 20 ac-
cepf tho terms proposed by Tom sullivan
for Stansnary. the Australian champion.
viz. 70 row on the Thames early In Sep
tsmber for Geo. allowing 81 to Gaudaur
for expenses. As soon a. Gaudanr can be
communicated with at Halifax. forfeit
will be cabied 70 London
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J. r. TRowBRIDGE. r supt-,
STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
eTRs GARLAND AND EvASGEIA

Seattle arf Townsend-Sesh Bay routs-
Steamer Garland leaves Yeslrr dock MOB
aays. wednesdays and Fft9ays ~
.. IA. for Port Townsend. Port Williams.
Ceffysburx. Pysht. Gsallsm Bay and Nsaa
Bay. re1urRing. arrives az Seattle ..
m on opposite tays. Steamer Evaneel
caves Yesser dock for Port Angeles and
Victoria Nar6ays. Wednesdays and rrf-
exy a. ssu ?. "a: arr.sss SsAIsis aiser.
EA.s days 30 .. "A.
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rLY ON THE FLYER

SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
-Four round trips daily. except Sunday.
In one hour and twenty-five minutes.
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily trips. Seattle-Tacoma
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. NAY ,.
TINE CARD.
Single fare. 5oc. round trip. &c.
Leave Seattle-7.l5. lib a. M: 2:H. 6:lS
Leave Tacoma-9:3o A. m: !, 40. .. m
SUNDAYS.
Yr.vs sea.ttls-Ta q. m: II m:5p m
Leave Tacoma-s.30 a. m: 2:so 7:n p m.
Landing at Northern Pacific wharf. Ia
coma and Commercial dock. foot OF Ma
rson street. Seattle.
sundays. steamers Flyer and State OF
Washington. fare 6oc.
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Tho renni. fnan,n,orsn,n

Asesso. Jgiy sf--Carf Nell retained fhe
s~sern tennis championship thss after
mrf defeating George w. ween. thn
sssns for the honer. IN straight sets,
50. 80.
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nRlxIrIK>.

Tasa attention % artists. amateurs a2i
arr rtaaaats % tha psetsc Schoe,s l. called
a. fhe dtrloraaS knl Specials nraEes offered
~ Use art department 81 tne EteFce IoHn-
ty Agricultural s@3 ta4astrlAl Assacia-
t8os. nhtch all laa hesJ Ia Tacoma fgam
Sea1eaaAsr "a - u iacsaslNe. \ premium
Nss MI Ee zaEt cn auu.tcasian 10 a 4.
NoaaR. - Washington elock. TAccgsS-
greet Frses A. Maasoa PARK every cv-
sssar az : Daps The-nsoa's htxA dive
ana tseoTgs Rathbntfs horizontal bar per-
ss=asarr.
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TIE card n effect June 1. isss

SEATTLE. EVERETT AND wETATCOM
ROUTE.
Rtsfe OF Washington lea YES Seattle daily.
sTceps Saturday. a. ~ .. m.
gFATTLE EVERETT AND La con-
NER ROUTE.
rafrhaven leaves Seattle daily. sxcsps
Sunday az a ~
Telephone. Main ~ Yaslfr dock
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VICTORIA ROUTE
srEANrP RnsAIn

Arlington dock. leaves for Victoria ana
Pert Townsend daily. exeep, Saturday. It
10 a. IN. Steamer Idaho leaves for Pert
Townsend and way paints daily. exceof
Sunday. at a.. rn-: Sunday. direct. at :
townsend At p. m. Phone. Pike ~
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KRusE AND MADISON LINE
STEAM SCHOONER LAKME.

VIII sail from San Francisco July Is. car
rying freight al 81 per ton. connecting as
Seattle for all points.
Arlington dock. Telephone. Pike a.
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rHg ALASKA STEAMSHIP co.'s
STEAMER WfLLAPA.

Cap. 1fNEe htoefn
leaving eeaf:l@ for Alaska Jaiy - 1sas
ard every ihsrteen DAYS thereafter.
For freishE and passenK-- rates spr!y
20 J. q. CARROLL. Agent.
srhwabachsr deck. Tel. Pike 9.
CHARLES Z PEABODY. Gensrzi MAJ
aver. Seattle.
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THE VANCOUVER ROUTE,

STEAMER UTOPIA
Leaves Tacoma. ~ noon. Seattle. Yesisr
whaEs. p. m. Mondays and -hursdAya
For Port Townsend. Anacortes. Fa.rhayen.
New wastcem. Blaine and Friday Hare
Der. and Vancouver. arriving vaHooaver
.. m. fciioNins day.
Fare 10 Rlaine. 81: fare to Vancouver.
g. Fer further Information apply TO Yes-
Ter wharf.
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TIME CARD IN EFFECT JAN. l.

TIME CARD IN EFFECT JAN. l.
North bound-Ieaves Seattle I O. N. |.
.saves Port Townsend A. m: leaves FRI
cav Harbor 10 % a m. leaves Roche Har-
Dor II rs y. m. arrives at New Whatcom
$50 p. m.
South boune-Leaves New whatcom 4.
RI. leaves Roche Harbor 10 a. m: leaves
Friday Harbor II d m: leaves fort
vownsed 1 D. m: arrives at Seattle 7:S
q. m -,
]. r. Thompson. manager-owner. LILY.
Bogardus 4 Co. agents. City dock.
Telephone Main 81.
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STEAMER cT-AS MDoxAr.n

Daily. at ss5a .. na.. excep. Saturday for
Everett ard way pSrts. going through
sunday Tuesday AMI THURSDAY 10 eno-
hcrngsh RIVER points. connecting with g.
Wiley Navigation Co. for Tacoma ara
Olympia
civ Dock steamers FOR all points on fhs
gnun5 Open al night. Telephone Main
ST. s. g. fERKEs. Manager.
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
u. >. NAIL

STEAMER DELTA
Leaves Gaioraith dock. foot OF Washing
ton street, Tuesdays Thursdays ard Sat.
urdays at o'clock a. M. for Kingston.
Port Gamble. Seahtck. BrinHon. holly.
newatiA I.iliiwaup Falls. HcodSport and
Union city. Returns altepnate daya
ID. TRoUTMAN. Master.
Ter~uhone RED Isl.
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l. & 2. TRANsroRrATIoN co.
WEEKLY TIME CARD.
CITY OF CHAMPAIGN.

SkaZit ftlvrr Route.
Leaves aszttle--Tussday. July q al 3
a m. Thursday July =. a. . A. m Eafur~
fav. July e. at 10 a. m. Leaves Mount
yeruon--N etnesday. July -. ar l p m
Friday July a. at 2 .. m. Sunday. July
y. at ; p. N. Calling at s;anwood. Fir.
Skaxit City. Mount Vernon and Avon
fTuiallp gctng south Sunday and north
T4NaAaEl
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS.

STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
Carrying United States mail. leaves City
lock foot ~ Main street. Monday. We'd
aesday and Friday at ] g. m. for Port
Townsend. San Juan islands and New
whaicom Returning. leaves New What
com Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday. ~
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
ISGTOS ROUTE.
eTEAMER A ". ROBINSON.
Carrying y. 3. Mall.
On Port Orchard ard Port Washington
route. leaves City dock. foot OF Main
street. $50 a. m. calling at Goath Beach.
Burchell Brick Yard, Brsmsr,on. u. q.
Navy Yard. Sidney. Charleston. Tracyton,
Chico siveF3als. Leaves Pert Orchard
ravy STATEN at D. m: arrives Seattle
q. sd. m. r. ~. Robinson. master. Lilly,
Bogardus a. Co.. agents. Telephone. Main
81
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

Steamers ieays Seattle
For san Erarcfsco va Port Townsend
ard Victoria. y. c.: waIia Walis, a. m.
July /. Is. 81. August -. %; TmassllA, D.
n Jglv 8 2 August s. 70. City OF Pu-
ehLs A. m Jniy IL. .. August 10. 3.
Passengers received on board at .. N.
Far Alaska. City OF Topeka. q. M. J July
/, is, a.. August Is. %. Queen. a. m. July
s. q. August ).
=, THowBRTDGE r. $. supt-,
Ocean dock. Seattle.
COopAr.rs. PERKINS r. co.
General Agents. San Francisco
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ALA SKA.
Pacific Coast steamship ComrAnyS
STEAMER AIs-kT.
All newly regsktesi. new upper deck cab
ms and new Sns2 Somnlo<ssoas second-clsss
passenger accommodations. viii sail from
Seattle. July 80. at 81 IN. calling ~
MARY ISLAND.
KETCf31kaN. WEANGI.E.
JUNEAU. DOUGLAS ISLAND
AND Cf4ffEAT.
Fare 20 wrsngis: Cabin. 81 second
class. 1A
Fare to Juneau: Cabin. so: second
class. So
T. +. TEowRRIDGE
Puget Sound Superintendent
Seattle cgTfce. Ocean dock. foot Main
street. Telephone. Main So
Gecdsil. Perkins & Co. general agents.
San Francisco.
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PUGET SOUND AND CENTRAL. AMER.
ICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Steamship Truns.s viii leave Seattle for
Central America on July sash.
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PUGET SOUND & ALASKA STEAM.
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON

STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.
Between Tacoma and Victoria. H. c.
S:lDanIL vI n H. Tacoma ITO Arl A45am
1:30pmlLvI 72Pt Townsend ssArlir :4spm
l:30pm Arlil0I... Victoria IL MII4vl s:eapm
sDaliy except Monday.
This steamer furnishes firss-ciass accom-
YaodatioEs. carrying both freight and pas
eengers. and leaves from Yesler wharf.
Seattle.
For rates. etc. inquire OF
O. r. THoRNDYKE,
Yesltr wharf. Seattle
L. A. NApEAU.
General Agent ~. r. r. r.. SeattlA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-22

Regular saiiings between PUGET
sounS and Central Anertcan
rcrts. General Office. Mutual Life
building.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-22

Hafteries: Brlggs and ktttredxs. Eull.-
van and Bergen
Cincinnati. July 1--The Refs Won tao
games from New York today. the first on
Tcunacghfon's errors rne second on
buncaed hits. Attendance 4ig0
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-22
National League s:nrnn..

ctvslaua. ruly st-T'he Senators esala
~ either Wilson or Wallace tesav.
- iaesr errors IN the fseld were costly.
A.seRfsncs Teea.
F-st wsr,e.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-22

First Regiment band concert. Leschi
park, tonight.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-22

thrown dosn f5r Ire seSonr fine b.
cause ~ their inability % hit Briggs. wao
he'd them DOWN 20 four ssnxle~- The Colts
played very ragEedIy in the fed. but
haDehs1 their hits. Attendance 5.as-
Score r. b Fl. z.
Chicago ..,.-.4-..- ......7 II Z