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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-23
SUING FOR PEACE
The Mission OF General Paudo as
Blanco's Representative.
lie PROCURED THE RELEASE

afa Prominent InSurGsnt and Commits
LOnsd IIRl 10 TreNt with the RsVOIu-
donl,t' for Terms, of PeAee-It Is Very
Likely that the Negotiations will Fall
Tl.t-Largs sums OF Money offered bat
spurn,d by the Insurgsnt Lsadsrs-Ths
Plan, OTths Cuban Patriots are to Strike
decisive Blew at Spain to Encourage
Their Friends In the United States.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-23
GREAT CONGRESS
ofthe Methodist Episcopal Church
at Pittsburgh.
FIRST OF THE KIND EVER HELD.

yssisraay's Proceedings Prove TO bo auiio
IAtsrsstlnE-ProE. cOnklin, Of the Unit
vsrulty or OfPsnnSylvaniA, Creates = Sem
salIon by Exploiting HiS Views ON
"Evoiutlon and HsysIAtiOn"-As Soon
as He Had Finished His Paper His Po-
sluOn was Bitterly Attasksd-ons OF the
Participants In the Meeting EmphAt-
isany Declared, 1--WE Don't Want Any
Monkeys Here"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-23
promln,nl rraT,llng Man Itlll,d

rpoclnl Dispatch 10 tho intolllronoor
HUNTINGTON, ". Va, Nov ca
wliiInn CherlnHlon, OF dalllpolls, waa
ron down and instantly killed vt Ash
land. yt., this evening lie was MY
nyo years old and was one Of tho best
Known travelling mon In this section Ito
waB brother 10 Judge Cherrlnglon, ot
itonlon, o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-23

For West virginia, showers In tho morn.
ing. probably fair IN tho afternoon, slight
~ cooler nurtherly winds
For Western pOnnsylyania, showers or
snow. llght norlhorly winds.
For OHIO, showers In tho morning, fol-
lowed by fair weather IN the afternoon.
light nnrihcrly wlnda,
i'rcul Temperature,
The tcmpcrntuto yesterday as observed
by e sclnopli druggist, corner Fourteenth
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-08
VESSELS BOUND IN.


destination
Aid. Anderson shanghai
Gamble L.
AHsoSsn Bren Honolulu PUGET sound January
Pnhalow Am schr ~ tons Honolulu Port Gsnloie
Mcfaren. Liverpool Victoria January
co. fakeley july
CUMMING
C6insas Ewar ltonss
mp Puget sound
Francisco Bakeey Honolulu
Doris hurry Iq9ique
Nell pr ship, iSo Liverpool tc'or o
I,Tin p Paschs Green SCI bk tons - Puget -
rriss Thompson FRANCISCO seattle
Fnedhurg schultz Ger s
Francisco Vancouver.
rvinclle villa m Francisco fakeley
I,b33 = Potter Never ship
/ NJ GrinHhs Am bktn Sc tons Honolulu Ha6loek
Yokohama seattle
ongkon Portland and Victoria
,3s y ~ tens H 3s9n Per- P PsEsg
Mg4oes TaoH s3e B 4 k 6 IF t5h. csydl4 Via
N0rhh ookLa Honolalu sound
H9ugkong Puget sound January
Pss O Halan Ts a. n 81 ~ ss ps y vancouver
Adams B ship Lea tons Eis1 Fl Puget sound
RS9SseT Nsckie sear San Pio
sFokaae An sehr 81 tons kose Pert y Gtgei
Mh4rei 500 pr & 'sgs yslgaar5aso yy.sia ,,
vyhse AFRO. sound
y9 'R Hansen An a tons NeTpot Ballard January
vSakaaoaa - - Yokohama. Seattle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-08
WATER FRONT NOTES.

Capt. n. Joaannsssen. whose ship Is
loading lumber at Port Blakeley. is AT the
Northern hotel
Bark Rufus f. Wood, Capt. Mcleod.
now at smiths cove. will fnish loading
coal today for san Francisco.
American ship st. Nicholas. Capt, Grant.
Is loading coal at the Oregon Improve
ment Company's bunkers for San Fran
cisco.
United States lighthouse tender Column
hine. Capt Richardson. was at the bunk
ers Of the Seattle Coal and Iron Company
yesterday.
Schooner Marion. Capt. Genereaux. now
lying at Lilly & Bogardus' dock. goes TO
Port Blakeley today to load lumber for
San Pedro.
United states revenue cutters In the bay
yesterday were the Bear. Perry and Vol
cott. the last named At Moran's. The
Grant Is cruising.
T. Hawkins arrived from Whatcem Sat
urday night with eleven sailors from the
British ship SntIe1 now loading lumber
at the Helilngham Bay sub-po
ship MI. Carmel. Capt. Livingston. is
Al Moran's. having ports cut in her 10
load heavy timbers FOR Plymouth, Eng
land. She il expected 70 be finished In
about two weeks when she Will be towed
over 20 Port Blakciey.
Steamship walla walla arrived from
San Francisco yesterday morning about
2 O'Clock. She brought nineteen cabin
and twenty-five stccrage passengers for
Seattle and her cargo for this city con-
sisted OF 300 tons OF general merchandise.
United States revenue launch Scout. In
COMMAND Of Second Lieut.. Cochran, OF
the Bear. came over from Port Townsend
Saturday. Lieut.. Cochran ia relieving
Lieut. Ross of tho command during this
latteT's two months leave IN the East.
The AI-ki came over from Quarfermas-
ter harbor yesterday morning. from nm
oveThSullng at the dry dock. She went
70 the .. l. hunkers for coal. aud leaves
this morning for Aiaska ports, Her full
passenger capacity was taken before yes
taFday noon. Her cargo viii be light, con-
sisting principally Of San Francisco ship
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Louis. Abraham and Sigmund SILVIA
bacher and Babefte Satzert as executors
OF vii OF Bailey Gatzert. deceased 10 Sig
mund schwabacher. und1a lot l. sec 81. q.
3, IL acres. Jan. Is. q G., 81
same 70 the Gatxert -Scaw hacher Land
Company. undie lot !, sec o. p. ,, II acres,
Jan. IS. a G. 81.
Babefts 6.atzert 10 Gafzert-s ehwa hachsr
Land Company. lots 81 TO g. blk fG. lots
= and u. blk 80. Seattle Tide Lands, Jan.
Louis. Abraham and sivrnuna schwa-
hachef and "a bette Gatzerk az executors
~ Will o. Bailey Gatzers. deceased. 20 fh~
Gatzert -zsch WI bs cher Land Company, und
Ia lots 81 20 g. blk at. und 10 lots -
and "A, blk 4ss. Seattle Tide Lands. Jan. y.
Z. Y. NeIsz et TX 20 John e. r. Roger.
e3s lot g and all lot a. blk 2. Bay View
add West Seattle. Oct ia 1896 ". ST.
Christine Rollins and husband James n.
70 Ida N. Potter. lot 5. blk %. Central s.
attic Feb. s 500
James Hart 81 TX. 70 Thomas .. Hsr-
On and Pierre Y. Ferry. fot d sec =. p.
F. Dec. ?. iss1. f3a.
George A. KeloeE ct ux. 70 Hattie n.
kehoFE. lot !. h.k g GiimaH's add. lst
John Arthur - ux. - the president and
fellows % Middteblirv college Of Middle
bury, Vt. ~ - sec p and nv sw sec p,
Jos. Franenfhai 10 Jacob FraaenthaI.
lot a. blk 8. Rrufou's add ~ lot Z. blk
a1, q. y. Bgren's plat lots and . blk ~.
Maynard piat lntR and ?, blk =. TeFry's
Il, ada, Fsh. fis.foo
George " Shaw ef tx. % SEw England
Mortgage Security Company. lots T. 81 4.
and nh ne and ne uN see q =. Z. except
tract in uw no. Oct re- $50 g.
State 70 John &oyas. lots ? nd 3 biz
10, Seattle Tide Lands. Jan. r. s2esg
Edffa Randolph Warner 80 cHfharlns
Randolph. l0ts anf s. blk 2. Pleasant
Eas5ey add. FEB. 8 $40.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-08

Straits OF Juan 30 fNasa, Washington.
Point wilson Buoy ~sScsios II hereby Civ
en- THAI the Point Wilson buoy. "a Arst-
csass req nun buoy, No. &. wAsch was re-
porsea January g. 1871, as Dragged ont Of
position. has been replaced or It's cd hear-
mss tupsgnstiel. Follows. Admiral ~
head. ". Z. by E aE.; Point Wilson light
house t. Z. z. y E.: Point Rees. :. w.
BY .. This notice sffects the IAss Of Bea-
cons, Ruoys ana Day Marks. Pacific coast.
lSss page S. by order OF the lighthouse
board John y. NerFel. Leutanailt Cona-
mAhder, United states Navy, Inspector
Thirteenth Lighthouse District.
Onics OF United States Lighthouse In
epeCsor, CORTLAND. Or. February :, 1891.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-08

GsEA-Esre. Pr E1-ez. &c gray gesse
f-<. rabosts- 49, wh.ts gsss3~ t@e -.
5razz. e. 81 Ea<As1 kzzres 80 coEx1--~
sara s-Iz 20. koEzs-e, -
Closing Qnos@tf0n&
whsat-Sssa1T. Dee=-nsr. y - May
It's
BarI4y-Tsrrr. De1s-n@-, NC: Nay, So
1rrw--Tasrw1 yellow. 9ssf3Es.G-
Bvz=-Eezaf5vniz sI2z
" COX
Falf-fssrAce MOUNTAIN sFcs rscrs
rzo4nsaln. sEf5s. San gc@qrfn PAIRS, s11os
Do f9ofh8it sfSc. Northern faA lHse
Spring -%orthsrH- LSE IL. Essssr- ore
goa, EsGoE. esf7cs ENstera Oregon erEfieA-
eE1sr waller Crexon. coarse. Ssiass %
rgs3luE1. ses &c. Nevada. SEscs % extra
-.
Hops.
Cuotzfgss a. eaIse per pound FOR fair 20
choice ard liMize per pound Cor fancy.
Financial.
silver bars ~ ST. Tpwa tta-stgnr 80.
Mex Goilzrz -s2Esa11. Telegraph Z-97
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-08

CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Feb. G-whsst opened with
a tendency 20 weakness on ths decline
% Nd at Liverpool. Tn@ effect Of this.
however. was mostly apparent on ne
curb, and by the time the regular plarket
opened, specui4tore were already fook1E :
toward other statistical news Of de-
eldedly dlrerent tenor. The Minneapolis
and puluts receipts were - ears, com
pared with Iss the previous Saturday and
"a the corresponding day of last year.
The shorts IL the market were nuFnsro2s
and the course OF the market proved that
some OF them were inalspossf 20 remain
IN thas position any longer. Thsy bought
with perstsfsney all day aEld kept me
price on the rise, the May option closing
Corn was firm bat held within a narrow
range. The receipts were smaller than
expected and the market got some help
from the strong tone In wheat
Oats were steady and almost feature
less. Prices were helped slightly by the
firm tone I'm wheat.
Provisions were nrm all day. Prices
were helped by the moderate receipts OF
hogs and also BY the strength OF wheat
Closing Qmotation..
wheat-May. TIC: July. 727sc; September,
corn--F'sbrusry. 22AaAc; May. 2aA@
2+h&c.
oats-Esbruary. I51ss; May. 17%c.
SIS.
Lard-Fsbruary. ss.s7ls: May. $50.
Ribs-Eehruary. s3.s7}s: May. $3.50.
Rye 65& c.
HAriey-k4isa34c.
t'lax-7ss@c
TlmOthy-Szs0.
Live stock.
Receipts OF cattle were less than 500
and prices were largely nominal The
market closed strong. substantially IN
changed from yesterday.
Hogs sold freely at fiFmsr prices, the
poorest brinssng g. toGtS.so. salas were
largely al s. Bass.
Shesp-Sales were on n basis of s.. 25si2 20
for inferior up 60 3s5St4 10 for choice
IA Lambs were wanted a sass. for COM
mon TO choice, and yearlings brought 81
Q4s5
Recelpts-Cattl 400; hogs. 1iooo; sheep.
ae60
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PUGET SOUND SHIPPING.
Remarkably Long and Short voyagesgh Easerly Winds
Prevalent

ang long ard
;
out
FSn asssa N ,se slaek
S<ages .:
a-nsr
sson the
ee steamer Lizzie
cap
81 astoria
= E wyuan
stSarso FOR orasrsEsagn& CSo
Kingdom. calling C-kf
10
arSs - Sd sTsrnsna ason
8 nominal
Amer
y
L
lat
Undauei nskee
Of lumber q
o. ID auedat 8 rs
Ht Park
valpa-
at 81
from
% nmner alued sADS
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OF he French crop and gave way on me
decline II America. closing dun and Win
demand poor -..x--
R3qrk sea shippers were firm; Caltfor-
IA arrived vas quoted a. s3s. Northern
9urluz Parcels. April and May delivery
walzs as q1sfet. mixed American steam
81 AZ destination asked rs Is bid.
Barley aus inactive.
Oa-s were steady: American Clipped
waite. February and March delivery, were
quoted az - -.
Hops.
At London. Pacific coast. y "a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-08
London Wool sales.

LONDON. FEB. The first series os
w0a sales VIII close nexf wednesday.
The offerings for the three days aggregate
n $50 bales including View South Wales.
IA 20. Queensland, AGO. Victoria s.7g1.
south Australia 800. swsn River. 40
New Zeaiand. g. 70 and Cape % Good
Hope and Natal, 2. 80 bales.
The arrivals 70 date for the second So
rles are. %ew South wales. = So. Queens
tanG p Sd. Victoria. 419t. Tasmania
ia. south Aua.rafia. So. New Australia
AZ. View Zealand, 1871. ard Cape ~ Good
Hope and Natal. u 9u5: total, I35. At. in
Guiding $500 sent direct.
The Imports for last week nunDSr = -
bales. fnelulinE New South Wales, 6af !:
Queeuslapd. Jg7l: Victoria. e.zii: South
Australia. ~: New ZeaIanf, II, 7Ts. Cape -
Good Hone ana Natal 80. France K5I
Bnenos Ayrss. iss. and sunfriss. ss4 bales
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l.lcs. and there was little doing then IN
that direction. South American trade vas
rather more active. but prices were poor.
Home trade is the best a. the present
time. Costume makers are doing bad all
around. Spinnsrs are beginning 20 feel
the pinch with dwtn1iinE margin Of prof
IT'S R0aeu reported a more active week
with wei maintained prices. Germany -
living chiefly on Old orders. TIE English
board or trade relations compare unfa-
V0Ta By with last year, both as 10 yarn
and cloth.
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FOREIGN MARkETs.
Financial.


LONDON, Feb. G-Suvpr. 2ga.d. rorso1s
If3 I-Is
The Evening Posts London financial ca
blegraSu says. Affairs ia Crete the EgyD-
weakness In Paris an combine TO denress
the stock markets here TODAY. Anar3-
cans rose. but were comp "a lively steady
Mines were nat There Is a consider BILE
s.PPiy hese OF American and continental
TIE Paris bourse was fat on heavy
sales q Turkish securit4es. but closed a
triHe better The Berlin market Vas
London stock Market.
LONDON. Feb There WIS M. siz,
~ ANY a1-3aui1E ~ the rnns1av -ra-les
t@st week stock cXchauz-s fpeTsa~ts $780,
iaE "a relatively bad sveek FS1resGn poll
tH-s GEain dlsr1l~nezi the ss1rs7Itk,r{ 81 az
fatrs ard elt3ssssl rlash 10 realize ur0ats
A. mar Aets we're more ~ less down.
- rg-trzD r3l4 way stlareN as well Is A.
E.,5,lna a-si BT2z. .ian AssES IN Paris have
fEoFea 0t@4ppol1tG]zG- News from Crete
.8iAsts1 ss further Eo-er1a fan yszstssfSisr
Asaa thafl0 rim - che AFnagfrau r4e.4 =. -
VS. uz1caaasyesi- Itle Glowing irss-esases
E&crfc I1s Erie frst Fnortaage bonds
- Lake Store. !; Eeadlrzs fsrzts - The
ceeresisas were a. ToispSs. Missouri Pa
CsEse, Ia. Denver preferred, -. Louisville.
Bread.taa. and Grain.
LIVERPOOL. Feb s-wzeas-ssot.
quiet, demand. poor. No. e. Ted spring S.
So No. T. hard Manitoba. IS I'D Futures
closed steady wtad near positions 4, 8lad
lower and distant positions I'D lower
Fs-Ts1ry. . sc, Aarcn s. ~ MAY, -
a. g.. JUiy. - Ss.1- Corn-Spot. QUIET
American mixed. new, - 1&.d. Futures
closed quiet wi,h 4arca I'd lower ana
otner months unchanged from yesterday
February and March. - TAD: April ard
May - sd. JGcs and July. IS SD
you'd erfaa4 poor. s. Louis fancy
winter ~ 81
LONDON. Feh Some Snow fpl dur
icE Ihe week. sus Rae weather has been
mixer al9 taH 4a11 - eaany districts Is
very vet TIE crop accounts are favo~a-
ose- aeat II ne market early IN sbe
~eeE Vas depressed nat afterwards rosa
On American advises % ga sG4sssa EesCss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-08

STR. MULTSoNAH
(DA1T.YD
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
AT r. NJ
FARE TO TACOMA. Is CENTS.
eTp CITY or ABERDEEN
fEXCEPT StjNnAYD
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
AT 80 A. II.
FARE TO TACOMA. Is CENTS.
r. a. Main CITY DOCK, Agent.
cAPP. = WILEY Manager.
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TATo0SH, Feb. - p. yp.-Specisl.--
Rar6meiefA y IS, sloutss; wlnd southwest.
ma And Tyee. Ilgss a. N. Inward. German
bark IN tow OF sea fAon, SIS p. IN.
NEAd BAY. Fso. - y. m.-Specsai.--
Cloudy, light southwest wilma
PORT AAC Ef4Izs. Feb. IA q, rn.--Sre-
csal-Ltghc rain; barometer, 9s.T, vial
southwest. miles. Arrived. bark Ma
ada.
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Produce. Fruits. Ete.

Feed ana uallIstnfrs- AfsddlirEs. $500 -
psr ton. California bran. 81 outside
nav Wheat SSgii. wheat ans cat 81
Hla. 0at SsffS river bsrlcv. x4s 5o. BEST
h-riav y-esSra. alfalfa. &6f9- ~. clover S.
ssS- stock &5f7s. compressed wheat s. q.
compressed oat. *sg5i straw, per oale. IS
Nrrets elez-Potatoes Early Res 1s
S-- rsnmon Salinas Bnrbsnks al astc
rs1cv salinas Kuruanks, Msc&St-ia, prs-
son Burbanks, shclSi n. river Barbans~,
saE1sc. river rets. S5l&~Es river sweet Fsf-
,stofS g8I e per GENITAL. MERGED sweet
-s1-rz5es Hss5l -. rev. potatoes. s5&c ger
mound onions. s. 5ssfi -, Ct3cuu1hers =,
sgx. drie3 peppers. s1sc per pound arted
okra. last ..-at psF pee..a sa5,se'
o. Angeles tomatoes Sacsfsl Per box;
-ra.s, Essas E4Ec. string beans. % iAe,
green peppe-s. sff5ae per box. summer
s' $50. f,saev agpses. SlalS per box:
40 common. SO 80 per box; Eastern 60.
ssFS uer barrel Ccauhtrrias Ss73-4e Fer
So. naval eFaugss Sl-1bsf S1&, Seadllng
oranges. 15clSi-@. Mexican lines. Saa,
go. g ss3e fancy Sc s1@sF2so Hawaiian
haranas. stH9 per bunch. NeN orleans nsa-
rsraS. 81 sseT1 -. pinUappses, S@sis psg GoE-
en. Persian dates - reT pound
tsvfs.r--F~smcy creamery. zlsfSc. sec-
"a. 1Ss8fsr. fancy dairy 1sFzec. seconds.
1kssfs-- psck.ed- lac Gvksn. Eetfc
9,hsese~Eancy uand new, sea *. falr 50
sc.st. TESS cream c1s,i2&f, lee~st u
Young America N9l@c; Eastern, H. l*.ac;
'k,-r~~flanrh leTtsc. store IssSlsc
psuiery--l.tVe turkey SOLDIERS 1as5ise'
rmrkny hens ltIla.. ROSTERS, oad, So -
i,rre' g ssg n. frvegs. ksssss. hers, s. e
~. amekx. aia sac 10 NoUns. sSssss esas
resse. per pair. xls-- pigeons, ei9, u
81 PAIR. 60 yogag. S1sss--se per do@ea~
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MANCHESTER, FEB. The spreading
q fhs Indian plague made selling I4og@
difficult during the past week. - si34s
carpsfea ing the financial position OF
rrarv hsysa@4s- Chinese goods wsfs e1erH1
at slaughter prfees. UpsetEIng trade NLLh
sae ORIENT TIC --sv&E. sss s~ss- - Ps--
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.
Tine Card ~ Effect June /. 1881.

SEATTLE, EVERETT s. WHATCOM
ROUTE
Slate OF washington leaves Seattle daily.
except Saturday. at 10 ?. m.
sEATTT.E & Ia CONNER ROUTE.
Falrhavon leaves Seattle daily, except
saturday az 10 p. N.
Telephone. Main rs. Iesler dock
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TIE California rsa-srs o. frs Poxt-rn-
tssllgszcsr viii fad Il On sale daily e.
Cooper A. Co.'S stationery store ~ Mar
kst street. Just CITE block % Market street
sso<z. lie Cars.-css oS~aA xx.cs Ia
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sTEsNEgs
y.cTrrc coAsT STEAMSHIP co.

.s.w.,. steamer Urratflls City %
-. 80 Vgal5a Wails ply hetween Sc
80 sna Gan Francisco estAas - FORT
es1ss-f 80 Victoria. = G. a. follows.
Leave Seattle Due
- F-ysarfa~1 SER Francisco, a n. I.
- January 9. 10. u. -.
- z Z =. ~ =. B.
SszSx' February 4. ?. e. 2.
y-srssry I. s. T. r. ~
80 azn Fran Due
49, - Gaattle Seattle .. m.
January :, Il. Il. =.
~ya Q IL 81 -.
f.a~fy ' FEBRUARY !. I. u. Is.
vssrsary 4 Il. =. 2. ..
=. March ? -.
ree @8egaBl steamer tfty OF 1opek~
s.s@ss seaft5e a. z N f2r Aiask1, jan
- II February y. = March =. Due
ss@k a. saatgle February :. a. March
re- company reserves right 20 ehanss.
~st1oas previous aoticf steamers. sabAns
s.sys ard hours 81 sailing
s. TE0wBRIDGE e. p. :. supt-.
Seattle. Wash.
sooeau Perkins q Co. Gen. Agts-. san
Yrsncsseo-
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aLA5K A.

A L A = X A.
p.SlHe rasaf Steamship Compsnys
POPULAR STEAMER Ai-kH,
"A rsaEy rektfs6 new upper deck cabins
81 ns9 aud coumofious seconds lass
sss.snxsr accommodations. viii sail from
Esssf3s Fstgrasry st8. a. q N, Va Ia
go connecting al PORT Townsend with
.s.arner waila Waliae sailing from ran
rSerel@co February 4tn. and WI call a.
MARY ISLAND.
1FsTf.Ak AffTl4A,
RETCHfKAN.
wRA&GEL
rs6frdIsAs ISLAND AND JUNEAU
rar. To WranKei. Cabin. 81. second
Fsss 10 Juneau. Cabin. So second
s.kM s.. .,.-.
puSsf sound superintendent
ssaft5e ofYice Ocean dock, foot Of Main
ssrssf Telephone Main ~
ssodail. Perkins s Co. general agents.
SAD Francisco.
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MARINE NEWS.

PORT GAMBLE. Feb. 7s--Arrived--Rks
Klikitat, Capt. Cutter. twsnty-four days
from Honolulu. Arrived 6th--sar Comet,
Capt Tonstrom. from San Pedro.
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Lar. TRANSPORTATION Co.-wcok-

" lNe HfN.
Steamer Champaign. Skagit river route.
lsaves Seattle Feb : AZ midnight. Feb 10
a. mifniEht. Feb. T. az mldniEhf. leaves
NJ Vernon Feb 70 at : "a. m.. teh y az
a. m. Feb u az a. w.; Tusalip- going
narfh Tuesday. and south sunday, ealing
a. s,anwoaa. Flr. Skagtt city, At. Yer
Ter Rnf Avon
CITY dock Steamers for al points on the
souni Open a'l Night s. q. Yerkes.
Manager. Telephone. Main 81,
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Claude Gale, one OF the COWBOYS wno
rode over the mountains. vas arrested las.
night for disorderly conduct.
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pfjaET SOUND a. ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.

VICTORIA ROUTE.
sTrAMgHIP CITY or KINGSTON.
Between Tacoma and Victoria. n. G.
Scan Ly NJ Tacoma lilo Ar 4's9aTn
rfsam,Iv 81 Seattle s2 ar 3;ooam
islpmLyl y PtTowusend ssiArlll '4epn
t4osfEi Arfl8l Victoria III Lvt s.supm
sDaliy except Monday.
This steamer furnishes first-clsss accom-
media lions. carrying bNth freight and pas
senKerx, and leaves from feSler wharf,
SEATTLE.
For rates. etc. inquire %
@. r THORNDYKF,
Yesler wharf Seattle.
J. A. NADEAU.
General Agent ~. +. RAILWAY.
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STEAMER UTOPIA
Leaves Tscoma le noon. Seattle. Yesiar
shsrf 3. IN. Mondays and Thursdays.
- Port Townsend Anacortes. Fairhaven.
Ntw Nhalcor1 blaine and Friday Har-
ee7. and Vancouver. arriving Vancouver
4 2 n. following aay.
fare 20 Blaine s., fare 20 Vancouver,
= Fer further information apply 20 Yes
r wharf
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MARINE OBSERVATION.

Maximum wlnst TAtposA. 81 raiies east
Fsrf Candy. * miles southeast.
%. N SAf4fSkl RI, Observes.
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wHATCoM. SEATTLE AND TACOMA
ROUTE

Take steamer BAY CITY for Anacortes.
rairhaveu or whaicom. Leaves CONNER
sial dock. Tacoma, p m city dock
foot Nain street,. Seattle. y. m. Tues.
TAafx and Sat Returning leaves What
can p. m. Falfhaven. s.l5 =. m. and
AnacoFtes 20 2. III. sun. Wcdnes and
Frt Farcs-seattie 81. or 81 % round trip;
Tacoma n.5s. or s. round trip
w II ELLIS.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

transactions since January and
for the Past Week.
Real estate transactions since January
]. 1897. are $3.50. 60s. There were filed for
record during the week rs deeds. the con-
sldtrations aggregating Ai.g75.so. Follow
ing IL the record for the week by days,
Including Eaturaav,A franafars.
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WASHINGTON. Feb. s--ToSay's state
unent Of rne condition OF the treasury
snows: AyAilabls cash balancs, IL, 7ss 1871
god reserve. Sc. 80. ~.
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VICTORIA ROUTE.
e.rrANfrp nnaAIIr

STEAMER RosALIE.
Arlington dock leaves for Victoria and
pors Townsend daily. except Saturday, at
np IA. returning leaves Victoria a. I'D
a IA Steamer Idaho leaves for Port
TowTssnd and way ports daily. except
sun.As az "a. IN; Sunday. direct. at ?
q u. returning. direct. leaves Port
townsend AT y. m. Phone. Pike y.