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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-07
LyNcHED BY DAYLIGHT.
Henry Wall Added n Deed Of Blood 10
His Crime OF Lust


Raleigh, N. c., Sept. Ga special from
Mount Airy To the News and Observer
says: Yesterday afternoon near
Friends Mission, Va. Miss Sadie Cook.
a respectable young white girl. was out
ragged by Henry Wall white aged about
Il. After accomplishing his purpose
wall dealt his victim several blows
over the head with q noe, knocking
her inscnsible, and then placing her
head Oh log. crushed ii with a fourteen
pound stone, which was left lying bloody
near by Wall then cut the girls throat
serering the wind pipe and dragging the
body some fifty yards up ravinc threw
1t into Il branch. where it was soon
afterwards found. Meantime, he wealt
to spring near by and was found wash
ing the stains from his clothing
The excitement became so intense that
this afternoon Wall was taken by un-
knOwn parties from the officers Ond
lynched near the scene Of the crims.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-07
NO DANGER NORTH.

Chicago. Sept. CDR. ". Il. Reilly. OF
the health department. says there is alb
soiutely no danger or the yellow fever
epidehlc now threatening the South
coming as far north as Chicago.
There must be sustained mean fem
peraturc OF 20 degrees for the propaga-
ton OF yellow fever" said he with
cooler weather than that It simply dies
out. our average maximum tcmpcra.
ture so far in September is abou, GS de-
ErcaS"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-07
STARTED ON FULL TIAIE,

Norwich, Conn, Sept. 6.-Thc Falls
Company started up on full time to-
day. giving employment TO 500 hands,
The plant shut down August l4th for
the annual repairs, but prior TO the shut
down the concern had been operated
short handed.
Manchester y. II. Sept G.-Thc Amos
keag Mills started uu full time today
after q shut down of one month. Eight
thousand operatives thus return Tn
work. All the big mills in the city arr,
now running.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-07

II you want TO spend delightful day
on the water, take steamer Northamp-
ton. leaving Bay Line wharf at 90 a
m, daily. except Sunday, for trim 10
Mobjack Bay and landings on western
shore. Fare 81 for the round trip. Meals
80 cents each. ... jy4-18
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-07
OPEN TO DOUBT.

Washington, d. c., Sept. G.-The Ma
rIne Hospital Service is investigating the
fever at Ocean Springs. Miss. aud the
Information so far received inclines
them to, the belief that the disease Is
not yellow fever, though conclusive in
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-07

ALIEN LABOR LAW IN SKAGUAY.
Victoria, B. c., Sept. Ga letter re-
ceived here states that there Is an aCi-
tation at Skaguay in favor OF enforce
ment of the alien labor law and the de-
porting of men who went from here 10
work for the British Yukon Company.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-07

Newest Discovery-EXt. Teeth; no
pain. N. Y. d. Rooms. Ennis, 1872 Main.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-04
THE STATE OF TRADE.
II. q. Dun 4 Co.'S Review,


NEW YORK, Dec. 3-R. G.. Dun & Co.'S
Weekly Review OF Trade tomorrow Will
say:
The monthly report OF failures shows de-
fauited liabilities of si1 $40. lbs In November,
against tl3, 7uos55 last year. Because OF
three large failures for s.. ~. 600 not due TO
present conditions. the aggregate IN No
vemher was only 81. 10000 less than last
year and except for these would have been
smaller than In August. September or Oc-
tober. The decrease in nearly all branches
shows that payments have been remaFka-
bly, good and defaults unusually small.
Other evidences OF the state OF business
are convincing. except in speculative lines.
Wages have been voluntarily advanced for
Stocks are somewhat stronger. having af-
yaneed si.sT for railways and u-5T for
trusts. The true value of American rail-
way stocks IL steadily rising with earnings,
which for November thus far are a0.9 per
cent. larger than last year and J.. per cent.
In the same week OF 1892
n IL the SEASON for waiting In most In
dustries, hut "a least one other furnace has
gone into blast. and the lowest price Of Bss-
ssSner at P!ttsburg. after purchases Of
9e.ece tons, Is SO. Is per ton. with 50 = for
gray forge. Eastern holders are sometimes
Impatient and yet sure that January will
bring large demand and meanwhile the
award Of snip plate contracts 10 Eastern
firms gives them important help. though
the demand for bars is slow at the East
and az Iftts59rg. bat IL really strong at
Chicago for agricultural and railway sup
piles Structural orders are ssas6nahly hi
ansyance. bat contracts for pipe for Lon
don elicit sharn bidding at Pittsourg
The voluntary advance Of ~ per cent. IN
wages Of wor@ted workers al Providence
restoring the rates Of ISs7 Ia evidence Of the
pros gerity OF that manufacturer Afseg.
mach hesitation in other branches which
may b. justified fhIs important department
of the wooisn Industry puts IsNelf ar the
front virtually declaring its ability 20 face
sry foreign competition. The purchases of
Australian wooI al Boston have again been
large s4L5.fsso pounds out OF 3, 40 20 pounds
OF all wool at the three chief markets
against ASH 90 pounds for tbs same week
last year Ba; other markets are extreme
iy quiet. and Bosom In doing the selling At
prices not named.
TEE wheat market has deceived every
body. dropping In the face OF an enormous
foreign demand. Just when some advance
rnigat reasonably have been anticipated.
The Western receipts. sssz ~ bssheIs
against 80 SO Last year for the week. and
for FIVE weeks - So - bushels. against 20
s-I 50 lax1 year for the same week are
jas now more impressive IN the market
than tn@ Atlantic sxeorEs which have aeeu
4 ~ So bushels fSoar tncluaed1 for the
week axasrss 91T9 AZ last YEAR. ard for
ave weeks is.s1T.s1 hsHshsss. against 3 ST Ia
for The same weeks last year. But IN fhs
lors run. the outward movement will az
feel prizes although she surprisingly large
svcrea ~ AT tsss West Indicates c5nss5ev2-
bly, larger 2lsl4 than has Ssss Anticipated.
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xsAL NOTICES.

g .Aeafn 4 decree barring and togecIoeing
~ si,nve entitled defendants. and each
siem. and all persons claiming ~,
zS..ssSi1 or under them or either Of them.
-: al right title and interest In the
!.sssz nrsenisss and every part thereof, and
nv and all liens any OF them may
- anon the same. and all equity Of re-
51nffop III or to the said premises. and
ID e1sfsin sale Of the said premises under
= 80 ~ Enclosure proceedings. directed 10
~ sisafR OF said County Of King. direct
- ~ to sell the said mortKaged lands
~ manner prescribed by the laws OF
- safe of Washington IN force at the
80 n the execution OF said mortgage,
11zsSosft estimate or appraisal OF value OF
- I'D morigage0 premises. and the ap-
s5ssssfton Of the proceeds of such sale 10
~ naymens of the amount OF the judg-
III sought 70 be had as aforesaid In said
ere1ou: and 10 oitaln deeree whereby
sssS Attendants sia.i b. barred from all
&sS4 Is redeem from such sale, save such
ssssSf 81 redemption as Is provided by the
}ssssfe laws Of the State OF Washington
- s,.eh case made and provided
- lands and premises referred to and
800 BY s5e said mortgage and against
1Hfrk the said mortgage is sought TO be
f"sscioeoA and sale thereof had are
siSesed In the County Of King. State OF
N.shHi nacyssd a. follows toawi, bounded
IN az lot numbered five f5) In block
-s@been4 four 90 In Henton Addition to
~ City sf Seattle. State ef Washington.
- II same nov appears of record In the
80 q the Auditor Of King County,
PRESTON. CARR & GILMAN.
Plaintiffs Attorneys
rntence address: Seattle. King County.
gsseinessoth. pioneer a,,,,a,r~
Dsm II arst publication November 18th.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-04

FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

NEW YORK, Dec s.-The Evening Posts
London financial cablegram says:
and irregular today. English rails were
good during the day on better reports from
the strike. but at the close were uncertain
ON a report that the engineering employers
are 20 submit an ultimatum to the men,
which, Il IL feared, may be refused.
Americans opened rather dun on New
York prices. but rallied later and showed
sorption OF bonds by New York is almost
phenomenal. South American stocks rail-
lied after yesterdays fall.
The market today had to pay for e. 500 600
of India bills. This calls for rise in the
short money rates. and fresh borrowing
from the Bank of England. II Is believed
that the bank has temporarily acquired
control of the India money just raised.
Today's sharp rise In the Berlin and
Hamburg discount markets surprised Lon
don. 1t comes unusually early in the
month.
The Paris bourse was firm on the buying
OF international stocks and mines. The
Berlin market was quiet.
Breadstuns.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 3.--Close: Wheat
speot No. red Western winter steady at
Corn-Spot. American mixed steady at
ss 3D.: january. quiet. at SIS Sd; February.
Hops-At London, Pacific coast. "a iosdf5.
London Wool Sales.
sales continue with q good attendance of
buyers today. The offerings were l00l2
bales. of which 1000 were withdrawn. The
home trade was active bidders. The firm
ness of the general market was well main
tanned. The following are the sales In de-
tail:
New South Wales. 1.o.5 bales-Scoured.
1i9dI1s I'd. greasy. 3&d.
Queensland 2.oi7 bales-Scoured. 7AdGis
Cd greasy. 4s467iad.
South Australia, 495 bales-Scoured. sd0
Is: greasy. 5aG714d.
West Australia is baIes-Greasy. si4d
New Zealand ESQ baie5-Scoured, 7AI
10iAd: greasy, 7LGSi9d.
Cape OF Good Hone and Natal 80 bales
Secured, SiaeGls I'D; greasy. 6ie16Ad.
Sale of Sheep skins.
There was fair attendance at the sheep
skin sales today. The offerings numbered
1l3.50 Cape Of Good Hope and Natal skins.
and of this number los. 3sS bales were sold.
The demand was good. Extra long stock
ruled unchanged; inferior sd lower; long
and short wool. s4ad lower; shorn lambs.
unchanged. and coarse WOODS irregular,
par TO I'D lower,
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CHICAGO nARkE1S
The Hoard of Trade.

CHICAGO. Dec. 2.-whea; started firm a
sais sl:s)l.c for May. and st aSssc for Deeen-
ss- stvance. OF sse ard Nc. respectively.
May soon after advanced 10 SOS on nod
ersta huysns by local Shorts and BY houses
win foreign connections Tie strength vas
due mainly TO the action q tae L-.Eerpoo
market. which opened With . sAgat de-
cline but was back 10 yesterdays closing
quotations before trading commenced here.
Ia the course OF a few minutes more the
Liverpool prices had further advanced to
from i.5 20 asd gain for the day. Tne
Northwestern receipts ssih held az vol
Irsse too great for any conf Fiaa ton OF tae
,lasrns made ghat farmers deliveries N mo
Northwest had materially decreased.
On the eshsr hand. Bees5onm ~as r. port
Ell To have TTads a final estimate 81 fae
QUANTITY os waeaf gown IN the world fnsz
year whicA made il 1898 go BUSHES
short OF the year previous and lssvo.es
bushels less than IN the worlds crop n
lsss In which year TIE United States ard
Canada rases the seaviss< crop n thsIr
h.ssSsy. TIE export cle4Fsncxs kesr 10 ~
q rsxzsErxak2s manner ssx porss cstarss1
aearIy zse.H bushels Of wheat ana nossr
far faa day. The estimate on sEe~sEs ~
Northwestern markets - al INCREASE OF
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

Jobbing Quotations
The following we're the wholesale prices
Ia the local market yesterday:
Sugar, Flour and Coffee.
Sugar oobbingt-Golden &C" In bbls. per
10. SC: extra Co In bbis, per H. 5isc: dry
Eranniated, in bbls. per ID. SIC, cube. exc:
powdered. Sac; spot cash prices.
Flour, etc. 0obbingf-Pasent Excellent,
AZ: Novelty A. 40; California brands.
Aso; Gold Drop. $40: Tyee. $40; buck
Wheat. per boi; so; per ew,. g, ssa4; gra-
cwt; rye -four. per Dbl. Ase. or io-lb sacks.
$25e per cyt: rye meal. per bbl $45e; per
swt Eie; rolled oats, per Dbl. 6a5-,:
nomin ]. per ewt, az: cracked wheat. per
whole wheat -four. per cwt. as; pearl
barley. ioo-Ib sacks. &c: 25-lb boxes, 4I.c:
split peas, per ioo-Ib sack. &c; .s-lb boxes.
white: los. $40: Sos. siso; faxed hominy.
bhls. -; kegs. $s.a5.
Coffee Gcbbtngl-Green-Moc per ID,
&c Sso,cs Java; Per al, H. 2sasse: Costa Riea
per cwt. su-T5: ss-lh cases. per cwt, us;
Java. se-ib tins. per 10. Sc: sacks. Sac;
tsmaa Ass e ground eass ,s ne Gna
ieis sli.e5; sos. sii.75; SIS. sliS
Meats, Provisions and Fish.
Fresh Meats Uobbingt-Cow beef. 5d5Ize:
8, steer lo beef 5s.asc per 10; mutton. &c per
10 PORK; she per Id: veal. &c per ID.
hams. small. llAc: breakfast oaeon. l3c:
dry salt sides. re.
Fresh Fish Gobbing) - Hal,ut. sG4c;
salmon. ff5c; salmon trout, Sc; founders.
DC; perch. 3izaic: mountain trout. 12,sg15c:
shrimps. loo.
butter. Cheese. Eggs and Poultry.
Batter-Ranch. ioQl5c; fancy dairy. In
SQUARES lsg-le: Washington creamrries
Cheese dobbing)-Native Washington,
log. i1s<c; New YORK 1afsc.
Eggs 0obbingl-Eastern. lsd2ic; strictly
fresh ranch. a2c.
Poultry-Dressed chickens, i.14c; tur-
Keys. dressed. loo per Id. ducks, So 5u1a per
dozen.
vegetables and Fruit.
Potatoes 0obbing)-New potatoes. ssQl2
per ton
Vegetables Qobbing) = Onions. silver
skins, 81. - per 100 los, beets, soc per sack;
cabha@e, &.c per 10; carrots i0c; dollhouse
lettuce. 100 per dozen: tomatoes. dollhouse.
u per m-l5 box; Sacramento sweet pota-
toes, 50d75c per 100 lbs; MERGED sweets. SIG
121
Green Fruits Uobbing)-oranges, seed
Ings, g. 1SQs; navels, 81; lemons, fancy
california, IS; selects, s.g25 choice to
Doc; bananas. sa42 .; California grapes.
s5as5c per crate; Eastern. 343isc per 10:
cranberries. S 50 per barrel, s. per box:
Hay, Grain and Feed.
Hay Oobbingl-Puget sound. per ton.
$40; Eastern Washington timothy. $la; al
falfa, sil.
Oats Gobbing)-sao.
Wheat-S23
Barley Gobbing)-Roied or ground per
ton. S2lu22
corn-whoIe. 81; cracked so; feed meal.
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BOSTON Wool Market.

BOSTON, Dec. s.-The Boston CONNER
cial Bulletin viii say tomorrow of the
wool market:
The market has ruled quiet throughout
the week and Is devoid of notable trans
actions. Purchases for America are a
shade freer in Australian and prices there
show signs of softness. In Boston there
has been no further decline. The sales OF
the week are a,Issoo0 pounds domestic
and i.sss, 90 pounds foreign, against 1,2Ss,-
600 pounds domestic and I bs2. go pounds
eign for the same week last year. The
sales to date show an increase of 81. 139 900
pounds domestic and 1855, 40 pounds for
crease of rs. 800 bales domestic and 325, $50
bales foreign.
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szs.as bushels az Minneapolis and a de-
Srease OF sss,es bushels 10 ieee. ooe bushels
a. Duluth.
The Thon2n Crop Report came out dur
lsg the morning. II claimed that toe
aInoIns OF winter wheat seeded tala fail
was per cent II excess 81 the AREA har-
OF the crop, equal 10 sss5 0ssa. 90 bushels. was
stil on band. which Is ssea9e bushels
more than az his time last year and would
.eave as available for export up TO July
The statement was so asarish that. al
saoosn II vas vigorously denounced, Il
"a Nsy = sa.Fp asiaa,iqn and define ss's
had sold up 10 SIC under coed buying. wsss
lst go OF IA quantities sufficient 10 cause
There were renewed reports that the ac-
eamuiat.on OF 30 cars a, Minneapolis was
Tor the purpose OF bringing wheat 20 Chi
cago before navigation closed.
ported. New York reported sixty loads Ia
Ken for export. This stimulated buying to-
ward the close and May rallied 70 SOC II
was ssls,ag at ss3sc at the close and peeem-
Corn was very heavy and readily sympa-
thixed with the downward tendency in
s mss a. wen ,aai market was . dssln. rs
latter on Its later advance. Covering by
shorts caused , late rally.
oats were weaker and a.Gase lower early.
but rallied and closed with only lac decline.
The market for provisions was quiet.
only KNITTED business being done.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-Decsmber. se. May. SFsc.
Corn-Decenber asFsc: May. ASc.
Oats-December. 20i&e, May. 21c.
Pork-Deeemher Sis; May, So
Lard-December. A.ta: May, A,io
Ribs-Decemher. sil7: May si.so
Cash wheat-No. red. a4sc; No. 8. $50
use; No. 2 spring sSc, No. g. SsGSsc: No.
hard winter, &Gssc: No. 5. sSasSc: No.
spring. 9sAe.
Corn-No. 3, eiisc, No. 4. 24i.c.
Oats-No. . 2lisc.
Rarley-essi@eI4ec,
Rye--4Sisc.
F!axseed-s1na
Timoshy-$2sa.
Live stock.
Catte-Ex.ra beef steers sold at S,fef
SD while common TO choice grades were
quoted all the way from $2SS915.lo. Stock
ers and feeders ranged from IS 10 A.4,. and
bulls. cows and hsifers sold at from $3.50
10 S250 for the poorer classes OF canning
cows 70 ss.5eGi4 for choice bulls. Calves sold
al Seffs for best grades.
HogsSaieS were AT an extreme range or
ss.l51s.5o. the bulk OF the holdings cross
ing the scales at S3.Sosf3.A,, and heavy
packers brought s3.156lS.3n.
Sheep sold at S2S5alf6a. chiefly at $500
$50. fed Westerns going largely at 81.
Lambs sold nj A .5af5.5o. with very few GO
Ing above S5.sS. Choice sheep we're not
very numerous.
.Receipts-cattie. $500; hogs. s1oco;
sheep. 5000.
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General Quotations.

Flour-Receipts. 1so42 barrels: exports
"a slt barrels: slower on everything but low
grade winters: Minneapolis patents, $sar
SIS. do bakers. 81 aaIafo: winter patents,
sAsS051a.
7Nheaf-Receipts, 2l4, go bushels: exports,
Iss ia; spot easy; No. red. 9549l iac; OPP
tons opened firmer on small Northwestern
receipts broke sharply under weak cables,
bearish Thoman report and Nquidations.
but finally rallied on clsarancss and export
trade. ard closed unchanged to lac lower;
No red Nav. s-iafts3 3-lsc closed a. ss&&c,
Decs mber 8zs assoc, closed AT sAc-
Hops-Steady.
weei--cuiet.
Petroleum-Qyiet: United closed az &c
bid.
eonee-OptionS closed firm. with a net
gain Of 5 TO points; sales, 3, 20 bags, In
Guiding December, 3 5gGt5 &C: March, 5. 7ofp
3 75c Spot coffee-Rscelpts steady; No. :,
invoice, csc. No :. jobbing, tsAc; mild.
steady. Cordova sizMt4c.
Sugar-Raw. firm and held higher; re-
fined. Arm.
Pig Iron-warrants. dull az 1856 bid and
s. * asked
asked. ..
fIr~Dulf at si3. T7i4s1l2. s2i4.
Spelter-S,eady at s. s1a4.o3.
Lead-Exeh&age, steady at g. '"sl >; bro
kers', $3.Sa
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
The stock Exchange,

NEW YORK. Dee. Outside buyers
bad Withdrawn from he market today
: ri sae field vas apparently left 70 lie fai-
low BY the large operators who have been
! vSsnsreuI IN the sraai pu1atlvs rraoVeTns u .
o. tAs week. The throwing ever ~ stocks
By large operators yesterday 20 realize and
- Others later - save losses was well dis
%13Ta gS4l by the outside ps2alie TIE 5sars
aere 81 evidence sroxn time 20 time bat
laeir offerings seemed 10 Ne vel. ahsS- bed
ssfteGs3t sFectfEe sny marked declines
: here Has 80 evidence CO any saogt 10
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-04

CHICAGO. Dee. 5.-Chariss r Yerkea,
street car raKnafe. vigorously opposes
the proposed deepening of the river and
the lowering OF the tunnels. He urged that
the city should grant tho s.so feet OF land
front IL owns. between Randolph street
and PARK Row. 20 corporation with 81 :
sss@ f capital. 90 build twenty docks. each
a niia long. which al the e.G Of fifty years
will revert 20 The city at the bare cost of
construction.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-04
WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamers Faralion and Resale Ar -
from Dyea and Skaguay. #
Steamship kamakura Marll, Of tn NJ
pom fusen kaisha, Is expected daily %
rive from Japan.
Tomorrow IL steamship day al ooo6f
dock. The city OF Puebla will sail n r.
morning for San Francisco. The NM
Waila Is expected during the dag.
Steamer Santa Cruz OF the Pacific c.
Steamship Company, sailed from hero -
terday for Alaska, with ninety tous r.
powder 10000 shingles and $4,000 foet r.
lumber. She VIII be put on the run -
tween Seattle. Juneau Dyea and Hk1HN15
for some time. carving itfnher ~ as-.zsa
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,,0DT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH.
rum INGTON ROUTE.

ra. ralhrafth dock. foot CT Washing
..eaN. s-sst Tor SylVsa GSove. Pore White
i nrssnerson, L. 8. Dry DOCK Charleston.
s...'rr saturdays and Sundays. a. s;ea p.
rs g issuaTturdays al $50 p. NJ: Sundays a, $50
3 M Rs'qs.pps ,sarss s sssaTas 81 n,rsss
= WI. s,sfx,er,ssle $40 .. IN. Dry Dock 90
* ~ T,iephone Red Ash
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NRuSE LINE.

steamship Lakme sails from San Fran
49, sar Seattle and Tacoma. November %
sssr,,inf~ freight for all Puget sound points
Steamship Cleveland sails from san Fran
cisco for Seattle and Tacoma; December q:
rartton made for all Puget sound points.
r F. CAME. Agent, Arlington Dock.
r-siarhane Pike "a
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MARINE NEWS.

SAN PEDRO. Dec. a--Arrived: 80
Sadie. from tImp1ua. schr I<ouian ieST
Umpana: hktn Northwest. frun ~
Blakeley. -
EUREKA, Dec ARRIVED: 0cAr g.
lie Ford from Coos hay. -
ASTORIA. Dec. 3.--Sallsd: SIR 49,
blanchard. for San Francisco; ~ g.
dale. for Queenstown: Rr al ElgtnaS
for Queenstown, -
coos BAY. Dec. Str Cxariua -
San FranciSco: str C'hilkat. FOR Aotor1S 81
SOUTH REND. Dec. 2-Saiied: <ekrn
Jennie Thsiin and Daisy Rowe, te
Francisco. - -
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Notice IL hereby given that the 49,
pile, crowned with a triangular h0x nalnfS
red. with the figure 81 In white g -
sides. from which tixed light wAa aA0NK
the light extingutshed. The beacon r
light will ne re-esiahlIshed A. aooA r.
practicable. of which due notice WIN (
given. This notice effects the list az IT,
and fog signals, Pacific coast. 1897, No, I0
page ~: also the list OF aeacons and ~
Pacific coast. 1896. page Il.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-04

WASHINGTON & Alaska STEAM.
SHIP cos sfEAMSHP
CITY OF SEATTLE
70 hours
SEATTLE 10 DYEA and sKAGUAY
This magnificent steel screw Steamship
will sail from Seattle for Juneau. Skas-
nay Bay. Dyea and way ports Decanbsr
18th, n.
Her accommodations are unrivaIed. She
In the finest. fastest. and most comfort a hIs
vessel on this route In connerfion wI,h
above the ALASKA STEAMSHIP con-.
rANY will operate their elegant and fast
sailing steamship
ROSALIE
From Seattle December sth, at o'cIock
Tor Jafseau. SkaSua5 bay. Uyea and wav
ports.
For freight and passage apply TO
C.. III. j. STOLTENBERG
Gen. ticket agt. under ~ p. ticket on n,
CHARLES E. PEABODY. Manager.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-04
STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
srRs GARLAND AND EvASGEL..

Seattle and Townsend Nsah Bay Route
cs~amsr Garland leaves yesler dock sun
days. tuesdays and Thursdays at n:a
S,n.eness Port Angeles. Port Crescent.
Gsttvshurg. Pysht. Claliam Bay and Neah
Hav. returning arrives at Seattle p m
on opposite days; Steamer Evangsi leaves
.sies and Victoria Mondays, Wednesdays
ana Fridays ut $50 p. IN; arrives Seattle
siternate days at $50 .. m.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-04
PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.

Sa,,.,s Everett 4 Whatcom Route.
Sc. ~ Washington leaves Seattle daily
EXCEPT sa;srss ss,, At .na i p ? Conner Route.
sg.sr ra,rhavs1 leaves Seattle daily
a.s. saturday. at 10 p. NJ, calling at Ev-
sre,t roinx north MONDAY. "wednesday and
FRIDAY: going south i9ssaas' A1ais aaS
enu ,ss.e@ Main IS feSler dock.