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The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-10-27

Bicycle given away free. Goods cheaper
than ever. Gravatt's Fair, 0 Salem ave
nue.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-10-27

Breakfast, 25 cents; dinner, 25 cent?;
supper 25 cents. Meal tickets, 81. J.
j. CatoRni's restaurant.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-10-27

The campaign in Ohio seems TO be over
Swallowed by the Greater New York con-
test, but notwithstanding this fact Sena.
tor Mark Hanna's political bed is not one
o. unalloyed ease. The present admins
tration is not one that is calculated to
win the hearts of the people of the Buck
eye State. It's shameless bartering of
public Offices all over the nation to build
up national Hanna machine; the foist-
Ing on the people OF the tariff monstros-
ity known as the Dingley bill, which is
fostering monopolies and trusts through
out the nation, and its pitiful weakness
displayed in the management of foreign
affairs, especially in Cuban matters, is
enough to disgust the average Ameri can
and is likely to rebound to the lasting
downfall of the short term Ohio Senator"
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-10-27
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
PARTNERSHIP.

The partnership existing between W.
H. Ward and l.. E. Ward, conducting n
livery stable on Church street, in the city
of Roanoke, Va. under the firm name OF
"Ward & Bro" is dissolved this day by
mutual consent, the said L. T. Ward
having purchased the entire interest of
said w. II. Ward in said livery stable,
including all of the stock therein, consist
ing of horses, carriages, buggies, har-
ness, furniture. and all other property
belonging to said firm, AMI ali of the
crops raised upon leased premises by said
firm. The said l.. Il. Ward is authorized
to collect the debts and demands due said
firm, and will pay off and discharge all of
the debts due by the same.
". Fl. WARD.
i. Il. WARD.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-10-27
October 90, 1897.

Having purchased the livery business
of the firm of Ward Bros, will con.
tinue the same at the same stand, 1875
Church street, and solicit a share of the
public patronage. L. Il. WARD.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-10-27

CATOGNI'S.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-10-27

But you say, 81 don't spend
much for cigars" All, that's
just it. You don't spend much
for cigars, and it won't take
much money to buy a house.
Suppose you owned Il house.
How would you feel, anyway?
You would own something
substantial something which
meant money. If you care to
know more about this, drop
around any time.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-10-27

Fresh oysters by the gallon, quart or
pint at Catogni's restaurant
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-10-27

One Of the best and most attractive
homes in southwest. All modern con.
veniences; large lot; stable, and only
S2,350-$l00 cash, SEQ per month.
14-room residence Eighth avenue g. W.
Best location, In excellent repair Beau.
tiful cabinet mantels. Once sold for
$4,000. We now offer fol $390O-S35O
cash, balance monthly.
Groom house Eighth avenue S. W., near
Park, only SS00-$25 cash, SO per month.
One of the very best built homes in
best location West End. Cost of build
ing $3,60C, TO say nothing of the lot.
Will sell now for 81, 500 good terms.
Snug 4-room cottage Northeast Roam
oke. Large lot, stable, fruit ETC., 5000.
Will exchange for good horse as cash
payment; balance only So per month.
Cottage now renting for SO. a chance
you don't often get.
New Groom house Fourth avenue II,
W., near Twelfth street, only $75O.-$75
cash, $3.50 per month. Worth $3.50.
Two beautiful lots West End Boule-
ward, $3.50 each; corner and enc adjoin-
ing, 1O0x150 feet
Desirable lots in Belmont only 300
each-S5 cash and IS per month.
Do not wait il you wish to buy Roam
oke real estate, thinking you will buy
too soon, as the bargains are rapidly be-
ing sold.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-10-27

THE BELLED TEAMS ARE STILL
RUNNING. w. X. ANDREWS d. CO,
the OLDEST FIRM OF COAL AND
WOOD DEALERS in the city, are AT
THE OLD STAND, 210 Salem avenue.
ready to serve you on short notice.
Fresh lot OF Oranges from sunny Italy
-sweet-just received ut CATOGNrS
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-10-27

LAXOT4. the new form of Castor Oil. is
so palatable that children lick the spoon
clean.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-10-27
Shadow Of Herself
Stomach Was Too Weak
to Retain Food
"A Complete Cure Effected by
Hoods SarsapariIla
Now Enjoying tho Best OF heaIth,
With Digestion Perfect.

MY mother was subject to sick head
aches and indigestion for over wear.
She was unable to stand for any length
OF time, and was obliged to stay in dark
room as she could not bear the light. She
mad no appetite whatever and her stomach
was 80 weak she could not retain what
food she did eat. She also had severe
pains in her head. She suffered 30 much
that she became but the shadow of her
self. One day I happened to read tes-
tlmonlal about Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t
Sounded So Truthful
1 persuaded her to try this medicine.
Before finishing the first bottle there WAS
an improvement in her condition. She no
longer threw up her food and her head
ache was not as severe. She took in all
four bottles OF Hoods Sarsaparilla and
several boxes of Hoods Pills and regained
her weight. She is now enjoying the best
OF health. Her digestion is good and she
can eat almost anything she wishes. She
Is AZ years old and says she feels as well
as when she was 16. Hoods Sarsaparilla
mado complete euro In her case"
MISS MARY MAscARrE, Ironton, Ohio.
Hoods SarsapariIla
Is the best-in fact the One True Blood Purifier.
Prepared only byC.I Hood s. Co., Lowell Mass.
Hoods Pills the best s family cathartic
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-19
ON CLIppERTON IsLANn
Wreck of the HritisA ship l1xnkourIuo7
Vessel Destroyed, nus No Llvea
Laaf. -

"
Further particulars OF the wreck OF ~
British ship Kinkora, forswhose auryivOrHfs
the British gunhoat Comus has been dis
patched from ESluinaalt. have been OBJ
tanned through the steamer CITY Of puE05
which reached san Francisco 4 few auy0'
ago.
The Kinkora left Vancouver, n c.
March IS. with cargo OF lumber fol
Lendon. when $40 miles west Of Acstpuls]
CO. On May I, the Kipknra encountered "a
terrible storm. Squalls carried away the
sails and dIsnastea the ship. leaving heEa
a floating hull When she ,irifted Within
forty miles of Clirperton island Capt Ms,
Murty preferred 10 abandon the vessel,
bat rs II ,irifted toward cs!ppertsin island
he waited until II was Ia sight before 10
They landed on the island with tsitilculty,
but no lives were lost Shortly after they
left the Einkora she drifted i'm the rect
and became "a total wreck.
Nothing was saved from her h,.t lumhces
which was used by he sailors to mnkoz
hute. Several days past, and Il was de-
terinined to send part Of the crew In II
boat To Acapulco for assistance. tine a.
the boats WAS smashed ON the rocky
shore in trying to launch II, 50 tho GrSt
and second officers. with six men. gOt ~
the other boat and started for AcapN1c0.
which was 700 miles away. The boat 1ckt
the island on May IL. and after n rough
passage Of fifteen days reached Acatstl-s
co ON June 3. A telegram was rcecty'cd &c
Acapuico on June S. after messages had
been sent to the British naval authorities.
that a man-oe-war would be sent TO CLIP
perton island TO rescue Capt. McMurty
and the rest OF the crew. They arr txe
pected at Acapulco about June -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-19
ANOTHER CUT RATE
nv STEAMSHIP. TINE FARH ~ an
FRANCISCO Is 9S.
4 Hid for Christian Eadeaw0R -
ness Made by the y. c. =. 3. c.
pany-Hnlk of the SchooneR 60
Siaafn to He lowed Here ~ ~
santa Crus-rarticulars 81 ~
ktakora's Wreck-Cmasllla Snnnn1
south. M

4 rate of S.. including berth and meat
will be given Christian EndeavoreFa a..
string 70 attend the convention m So
Francisco from Puget sound. This xoo
was announced yesterday by che ract0S
Coast Steamship Company. IL was mats
10 undcrhid the railroad ratio Of 80 ~
the round trip with sleeper and mealu
extra. The discrepancy between the RATE
by steamship and railroad IL easily seen
BY steamship the cost for the rue,aA
trip would be SIS first class. ca the rN,a.
road a FIRST class sieeper from rorklSU0
would cost s. or Sie for the round trim.
suppose but six meals were taken oafN
way at 81 meal: that would mean ~
for the round trip. The total is ~. az
course. those who take tourist slaop4H
from Portland for sisa and carry theoQ
own food. can set along al q much lows
rate. IS.
II is understood. how,ver. that the Pc
cinc Coast Steamship Company does no.
apply this rate on the round trip. They
viii take Christian Eidsavorers down I'd
S. first class The return rate might ~
s. or II might be $40 The company dos
not guarantee the continuance or the cr1
rate. IL Is extremely rrotahle. howovexx5
thats the rate will be good both aoin1
and returning. or at most the return t1c1nas
ct will net be over $40.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-19

boston Wool Market.

BOSTON. June 1s.--The Commercial Bull
Ietin will say tomorrow of the wool mar
ket.
THE market continues strong. There Is
less speculation than last week and more
attention has been paid to domestic wool
this week. particularly to territory woods.
and this Improvement Is distinctly legiti-
mate. coming entirely from the mills. For
ordinary fine territory 35c clean has been
paid for large lots. The market is distinct
~ higher than last week. The mills report
a somewhat better busipess- The warm
weather Is having a stimulating effect and
is aiding retailers In reducing their stocks
CT summer clothing and dress goods. job
hers are better sold ahead on women's
dress goods for fail than for many years
at this season. and the stock OF summer
clothing carried over no longer seems like
ly 10 be excessive.
THE sales this week are 2.o41 900 pounds
domestic and b,40.ooo pounda foreign,
against i.e5l 0fsa pounds domestic and 7lS5, :
90 pounds foreign last week, and !, -, 600
pounds domestic and sa. $50 pounds foreign
Tor the same week last year.
'"I,he sales to date show an Increase Of
A. 0s9 100 pounds domestic and s.. sss, 200 for
eign from the sales to the same date in
1885. The receipts to date show an in
crease OF 4sil bales domestic and rs. sVl
bales foreign"
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
The stock Exchange.

NEW YORK. June rs.-Ther. were svi-
dences today of marked strength IA tho
prices was at times materially ahave yes
teraAys closA Some stocks held net
advance until the close of the market
put some prominent shares sold OF 10 yes
ciusion OF the days trading The Crang-
sss were an example. Very marked
Gus cases. due to special causes. and this
was sustaining factor IN sha market
But powerful professional traders are OPP
sraung On ,he conviction that a general
reaction Is due or overdue In the market
and they are watchful to take profits or
10 join the short side. London buying and
good crop reports were against this eie-
nasnt todAv- as was the general outlook
Ter business and the aggressive strength
OF special stocks. But they found an ef-
fective instrument in the apprehension
exchange market and shd announcement
OF Sold exports. $3.50 90 for tomorrow and
$1,000 for Tuesday.
The speciai demand for exchange IL said
to ne due to July remittances for divi-
dends and in the payments on securities
held abroad and for other half-yeariy pay
imports q dry goods at New York shows
them TO be valued at S. Ss9. lug, an Increase
or Ssi.tio over last week. This foreShad-
ows an increase in the imports OF general
merchandise also. as has been indicated by
the larger receipts from customs by tina
United states treasury, as reported from
udy 10 Jay Imports or Eon-dutlanle ar
acies. such as wool. continue heavy.
Although London has bought stocks here
today, sales for London account have
been quite large during the week. These
facts are all harped on by the bears as
indicating that the outgoing gold move
ment Is likely to continue fo- sumo time
yet
The dealings were somewhat better dis
tributed today. Ia the railway list Mis-
souri, Pacific scored the extreme advance
of Ia per cent. and reacted u. Changes
In railroads were small either way. some
showing gains and some losses.
The bond market displayed broadening
tendency and general improvements were
registered In the more prominent bonds.
Profit-takng was discernibse In some OF
the speculative lines. but the offerings
were Well absorbed and higher range OF
values established. STANDARD Rope ss were
notably heavy and yielded per cent. to
10. The aggregate sales were 81 So. con.
Governments hardened slightly on light
purchases The sales We're $500.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call. easy al 1diiS per cent I;
last loan, i per cent, closed. per cent:
prime mercantile paper, 3gI4 per cent:
sterling exchange, firm and quiet, with
actual business in bankers bills at S.S7i4
@$is7ls for demand and s4.s6sfs, Ssis for
sixty days; posted rates, "a SSH Gt4 81 for de-
niand and "a SStl4. ssh for sixty DAYS: COM
mercial bills. As5iA; silver certificates,
eossafDAe: bar silver. eoisc: Mexican dol
lars, 41Ec.
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900

SUPPOSE THAT YOU HAVE A
THOUSAND dollars in YOUR bank and
yea draw ten checks for a hundred dollars
ariece~~how much viii you have left? Not
dollar will your Get that thoroughly
into your head. my man and Ii viii help
you. Do you net know that your health
ia SuSt natures bank accosfn.-sist that
and not a thing else In the world. You
have been drawing pretty heavily on that
account. too FOR II You had not your
step would he firm. your nerves would
be strong. your mia6 would be clear,
you would have no dizzy spells and YOU
would have 10 feeling Of despair You
have got 10 place soma money In raturss's
bank or YOU are going TO get broke"
az they cali IL on the street. Don't SEQ
bow you are gong 10. do your You
imagine year tethsr is shout reached
Just dismiss that thought from Your ;nigd
this instant. You can make ,hat account
good again riEht sway II you will bat ;ry
Thousands have eson Ia your "Gx" be-
fore and the grand and great doctors If
the Hudson Msssfcai Institute st the cor
ner OF Market Stcc ksen ard Ellis streets
have helped thousands of them our of it.
T,hat Eiorio2s Observation-Disclosures. "tGus.-
van restores strength; IL makes yisor.
- viii step the drains on natures hank A
once. ard IL viii make you feel bright.
brisk ard fun Of cou.3snce again. s;ss
Yourself avs akei Write 10 or call ON tia
doctors. say yea want 20 knazx what
..K4Qsfsaa' has done. ard yen will ct
proof that viii leave no doubt whatever
In your rai11 GO with the inost perfect
confidence. aud you viii ind the hset
friends in tire wogld--shoSs who viii
truly help you. and as certainly IS voga
90. 50 surely will nausre snow you mat
your bank account IL AL Tieht again.
Make the efyoTt-for yOGr own sake. les
woEkn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-19

SAN FRANCISCO. June ls.-Fiour-
Family extras, $Ll5GsiS5: bakers extras.
s4.6oas.es, superiine, 81 lee4.35.
Wheat Shipping. N-llsQi-e milling.
Barley-Fsed. e7Ng7lb.e: choice bright
72{kc; do new 67'4&g9 Zoe. brewing. S5Qsec for
old and SSns1I2c Ter new.
Oats-Coninon white. 9ae9J1l.Jll. good 10
choice. sl.tsa1-A: fancy seed. 81. soGi.so.
Receipts
Flour. quarter sacks, 1855: DO Oregon.
4zS1: wheat, centais. SIS: barley centais.
39se. beans. sacks. 'ee; corn. csntsls. a5s;
de Eastern; sg; potatoes hSa sacks .za so =;
OREGON, 40; nlddiln-s. sacks, gsv, hay. tons.
81 hops, bales. S.. buckwheat. sacks. lss.
noel saiss css Dc oFsseRR s II him vine. sal
Ions :. 4t,1: brandy. gallons, i5s
Produce. Fruits. Etc.
-Mldalings, sls5o2 y 50 par ton:
bran. California, si+sass.53.
Hay-wheat and hay. sS9lasS; wheat
S So bes, barley. sizes alfalfa. sqs;
clover sts9S: stock. A1S, compressed
wheat S esfla; new crop, wheat, sl1s-5a;
ley. selfs.s0. alfalfa. $50: straw. per bale.
Po,a.ces--New potatoes In sacks. 4ss 80
per GENITAL: new potatoes in hoxss. ssssist
vegssables--ssew res onions, esg71ec per
sack, cGcaiunheFs. Aasi5ss> Per small box:
dried p&pperK. hxfsc Yer 10 garlic. 1txss -
pr pound; common asparazuA Af4rSl
per box: choice do. s. - 81. green pess.
E.sTac per 10. sfrtsE beans lef@.se pes 81.
hay squash. scaRN.% Per h0x. tomatoes.
Tscsssl per box: rhaesarh .5s3fSsc per box.
Fsruit-RoyAl aprlcots. 45stsss per box,
peaches. ssssss1C EsfT kzsx. pears. %SsF&tse par
small box apples. $ssE53c per small no
IsEa.svsorEa straw berries 8 5ssfsS Per chext
large 10 sZz3 per ches<- x0-0saoerwsss.
laSc per II; bascseeTrtS~. go per chssg.
r8Sp5erTles. SOS S~zr eaest: wsgiie cherries
Royal Anna. Azssac ger box c1r.zs1tE 81. -
9ss per caeSt. ordinary navel oranges. 81
q. - Per box cho4sse Aavel oranges s. gtssS
pr hex Seeding oFSngrS s. -5&S- Per box :.
Assgft aFranHan sweets SiaAs-.A - per h1R.
Mexican iffaes. sa.s@ES. cosnnao1 California
lsTyerS T5cassl - per hsax; cfosce California
lewers s-<G- = ger box. bananas, siss& pr
hgnOA wsrea pFsseS s.s14 per dom Pssrss. q
dates So g>er -. smyrna fgs~ lY' 80 per IA.
FSutfe--Fancy creamery. Isz3I-c: cssa-
mon 80. ia Nc fancy dairy 15c. good TO
choice, IfE So common. Is ~.
Cheese sancy mid asw. sszefsc. far 80
gl4c Young Azeries. ssfsc. Eastern, isss
L1c. Sestegn t-#se.
Ezgs--Sgose. isa-gf9c; rzEsa- "a ~ !:
duck rssSs iS1-
PaustrF- rUraHy roGAlaTs 1isYisc. turkey
aeYs xesx.1c. cid ROSTERS Sasassl. young
do s. -. small brussers. 81 sss3 = 81, large
DO S8s tryerss s4sss4s. he's. sat -,
G@cks cid sSskps.S9s 5gcks. yaaZg. - -
G sess. .scSssi. sos!saxs. ssc4s.: pigeons.
k-ss5 10
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TRADE DURING THE WEEK.

NEW YORK, June is.--R. @. Dun a Co IS
weekly review OF trade tomorrow Will say:
'sThe retardlng influence Of the cold and
gain in trade In spite OF IL was seen a
week ago ard has become clearer. though
no genuine irfprovernent ever begins with
force mas been fairly employed. Tns buy
ing OK ZOO haIes OF Australian wool ~
one Boston house AMI 10000 tons pig iron
hy a Wall stree; broker and advancing
conditions are understood by some caps-
bic raen. There II evidence OF gradually
enlsfsing business ia every important de-
pargment More Embellishments have been
set AT work and more hands employed.
and while prudence still finds speculative
excuses, 1.Ie progress toward better deal-
various cities this week SHOW very gem
srai progress ard a continuing large dis
tribufion through retail trade.
the proof Is clearer, as IL sffonfd be-, In
Tho Industrial than in the trading Hsl5.
Contracts providing for the consumption
OF 7,ea.0s tons o. iron ore have already
fortnight. II is believed. though last years.
contracts only terminated about two
raenths ago Bessegnsr ors ts selling lower
~ - 70 % cents than !. e. ne oufs set hlwa-
demand r4ts additional mines at work.
THE speculative purchase os 1900 tons OF
southern pig 81 ss-Fs clears the deck for
a Larger business a. better figures. and
sales 81 Chicago 81 f5satss, tons nave been
The largest for eighteen months Reaction
aster tire sudden purckaiie OF se.ae tons
Fsssxser1er AZ FTttsburg leaves the pftcs al
So - PER ton. but the heavy orders for
f.ars there and for 81 so ions at Chicago.
rnsinly from implement makers, with or
aafs for many Dsw buildings al tina West.
one ~ magnitude al Philadelphia and
several al Nsx YORK; the larger demand
FOR plstas aYsa sheets, the order for twenty
fxo rniies 81 Pipe ard the purchases of steel
rails ~ nich have started the new joliet
ssurks with gooi orders. are far more
important than the speculation In ma
Coke production ha. increased : "a
tons nearly 81 per cant, with0at char &c
tr price Tin IL stronger at taAs5. and the
COPPER ontpc. IN May. larger than In any
OTTER month thlz yssr. has not yet lowered
s,ssssta fissass. ~ss1ae lead Is stronger.
s--fsae demand for print clotns for tbs
a~st tsrYse in sTzany months has exceeded
the week production. and the price has
risen = sssaas while prinss and Other
grades Of cation goods are IN slightly bet
Ter demand There Is = r3are widely dis
trfts1asss1 business II we2is5& than a T.
gss.rsezs. fsfothseEa are bsylng. and ~ iaay
sarse late. Gr@ IN haste Some Eastern
mills hay@ b-en b the market. but the
ssslik OF tina purchases Of wool has az tfs
hessl sy speculative a9Gsea at Boston.
where airssoss 10 $50 ,fss pounds were sosa.
against s-sSs -2sa al Sws York and Plata
assgsia. wesiera operators Ass sftis Ezay :
fyas gzaors thar Eastern prizes wsrTanf. IN
rae pro11ce .uaxksts tas year draws iS.~
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Steamship iFmatila sailed ytwloQ
morning for san Francisco With toe
lowing list OF passengers: Mrs. Pf1tl
II. Seeman. E.ilen j. sullivan. Allies Ia
Ivan Miss Ia Earle. William Earle. e.
mis- Mcclellan. John Kecgan. r. w. IN
grove. Perry Bass. Mrs. T.. MorEisn1l
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Gottsiein. Miss u
son. Miss Ffile. Mrs. u. Preston IL
Preston. ~. Hrschbaum. Il. r.
sseiguer. r. Migntani. W. ]. Arc2
Mrs. J. ". pettygrosc. Eva ~. AFop
Mrs. q. H. s'iink. Mrs. s. NJ. Mann.
Harrison Myran Il. Aronson. Mrs ae
Osborn, Mrs. A. =. King. Mis. s.bl
j. Reardon. Mrs. J. n Boyd. Mrs e.
Boyd, W. II. Whiting. Mira. J. w.
Dan Lyman. AIRS. T.. G. sisphcpk
s. q. Dnsal. Louis onesl. fdllie Om5NK
Dewhnrst. w. X, Saunders. J,
lard. n. II. Smailwood. A. ". Tus&
Young. John Talhert. A. Stat. Jcnn
good. G.. II. Emtruih. II. y. InsfA4
Brown and ten second class.
Steamship city Of i'uehla arrives
San Francisco early yesterday utex
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WILL Tow THE slGLiN IanR4
Wrecked Schooner Ia he IpReog11:
DoNn From sttkM.

The water-locged hulk of the wrcckol
schooner General sSigiin viii be tOweds1of|
Elicit hay about July l by the frelU
steamer Santa Cruz. OF the Pacific CQ6l
Steamship Company. SO much was Nh
ten OF the General SigiIn during che tn
she WIS being driven hithsr and THIN
as the toy of wind and wave that her q
pearancc here VIII be welcomed l,y mai
curious siisht-seers.
The General Sigliu. or what Ii left
her. Is now ut Sitka. The steamer 0A1j
Cruz. which left here last Monday a
Alaska with cargo of pawder itnd 3
stock, viii call 81 SitkR for the Sislie
soon as She finishes diseharging. ana n
bring the hulk directly to Seattle. "a
Santa Cruz Is not expected until Jtily 4
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS

Special Dispatcs 10 the Post rHtelll4legee
TATss&slI. June III o. m. 4BArosl
5ofss, cloudy: wind west = Triie1
"A STR l2 noon. stf san M3tr7, xT f.
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GO on THE OREYUOuNp

kyereit. Edmenas, Snohofuish Route,
IVY nand irlps daily. except Sunday.
tasct nov. =, lS6. Leaves Seattle rs
a ~ ? H.: leaves Everett 10 a. IN. /:
Seattle iaaaIng Colnan .iasa !:
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49, VIA fsr. FLYER for Tacoma: with
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sAN JnAN fAI.ANI,a

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Ssssuss ard Friday at a. n. sor Por;
wssaa. Sac Juan Islands ard New
80 As-s sh Returning leaves New What.
.sesaas. Thursday aAd saturday =.
La =. x Thompson. mans gsr~ow r,er.
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