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REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

'':s $50 1.5r5o6 Of 20 S'4sT MARION asTlGS: s'lsS:s
RaiiToad fTan 4Ss Terrace ' go II Of 2othaye.
i0oxioo. Francis crawford . John sshrade5 Si
Hssn m New sve York % 'E Building Loan and Banking
Company to Patrick coreofan ,oH Sns !. Is sT7o.
Honor wooley 20 Aida Wooley and an
oe'b afnsf :. =. aso It y OF West End-ave. 251ioos.
simon Z Bernhe!mer and another to Roswell y
,,6tb "a 10 It of Broadway IG.4xo9.11:
william Moores . Jane cronn ~ l,,o, Mary
'ls, St ST. & ,,G,bsr cop 10 Samuel Weingart -.
Same property Mary and Edward Flanagan
same '1rpT 1roperty william McMann ana another.
executors of Edward Flanagan. 20 sam ,t-o,n
St AIMS ave. cor l5Ith -st. 2INlV Abfah
Abelman ana another to Margaret BouEhton
rsIs,,1 ana sn,ys' sys li4 4 on Trayrrs-st s7s1
iol7: Homer Hndreth trustee. 10 Ernst
Commerce st 40 ~ : 1910 f o; Bedford
St 25xG7 lx25 lxc4G: Chatham Realty Company
po, Serin. i7os II OF lands OF Rob-rt Bogarda-
and % 4 n Of 1s5th-st ~ i0xi7 ixlO loxi7.2.
Lots 10 I to ! block "a on man Of Pelham Park
2iih ward Henry smith 70 O. Aonso @ B,IisS,1 tSnIh
Eugene II Pomeroy. referee. TO Cornelius F 90,
o. Kns'Iand =, 900 :, Of 26-aye 25xo23 Augustu.
Van s,uyvesan, to Jonas Wen ard Bernhard
47shesi mast +. i35 It ot a.h-aye. 2'HiooS Thomas
Yer9s m t1q 81 E.ssT sos, !rico Eugene romeroy
referee 10 jeremiah p Robinson and a7o'her N
a, trustees. etc, corner For.yth-.t isx irresuar
the Nise,nei"- ~ ............ .. order ot Co
.stt1st No a3s 40 Il OF 3d-ave 2OxlOoo'
ov,s ssa and another 20 Morris Jacobson
sofh - n 800 u Of West End-ave -'Nl"'
George F Langhein % Norman lawlot
,e,b 3, iT-s n of 5th-a 2l6xso: Nilliam .,
r Thorn 20 Bertha T Buckley ,oo 80
rad e. n g t25 II W ~ Amsterdam ave, 20NlVoo' =,
= " Tsakin referee. % Bsbette Cohen =. ~
No. ave n v = l75 n " of Irving ~. SnlW'
Catbarirp 4 Hurley ~ al 20 Vi'liam Hurley.
s91 :, n . s3 n ~ centre Hne or block
to,rsc- a-h and 10th aves 23xllI6; Clement &
Me- 10 saIlle McIaren .. -.
x-spcn,ins ave 25s.s n q lTvth 81 lbcx
Isl gxIe sxl5e o. John Metzler 70 James 4,
~ :, 8s5 n > ~ Tth-ave. e3xi033. Louis
: podine 10 Alice NJ Bodtne, = part.
- =, I. ~ N ? II Madson-ave. -x5o.ll
vDrrfs Evans 70 Joseph W Weltzer. -.
~ t,ps sx25xiO9S Albert Blechner TO John
W. waTnrr ss ea 70. H. 81 s. i9s ig1 and iie. on
-, :, tho Arden property. West Chester Annie
~ ~ 3-S,eii9 10 Walter Taylor ...-s.....
- :. (. 81 n % Webster ave- ls.oxi"'
si,s.,sr T. Ward referee. 10 JACOB I'm -.
norman July - ..,,,..ti =, ave z,xiooii. Jane
iefFv ~ Pincus Lowented and "iif"m
TIE, fras' ,ye n w corner Hewitt Place. 2s.sxso x
~ s.s-1 q. samuel co~en 20 simon Danzie ana
S.c,bc- ...... .....-s..... s.'''-''''-'
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ASKS THE T0wN TO BrRr HIS CHfLD.

Raceo Iuss Italian laborer OF Union NM
n j. called at the police station IN that 'o~n
Yesterday and asked the authorities 90 bury his
cbud tbe, Ind died that morning. He said ne
was out Of work and that he and his family mao nau
bear sfarying for some time past. The POOR
master was notified. and he relieved the fanny
want and will have the child buried NJ the OK
ueuse OF the town.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-16
HELD FoR PASSING FORGED CHECKS.

william !. Bissell Of No. S5 Garden-st. Hobo
ken. was held by Recorder Stanton. OF that city.
Yesterday on complaint OF Herman Wendt a
saoonk keeper OF Ninth ST and Park-ave.. Hopoker,
vho accused him Of passing forged check Ior
yl At the police station two more cneeks, draw w
10 The order Of the prisoner. one for vi ana '"e
other for g. co. were found on Bissell
New-York tribune., 1899-07-16
LIGHTS AND SHADOWS.

"A TIME TO KEEP SILENCE"
The man who had been TO Europe and the man
VINO had stayed at home were dining together and
the service was wretched. This Is too much 10 Re
pofne. said the who had stayed at home.
ano am going to make a complaint about this
walter 10 the manager"
no. don't do that said the man who had been
10 Europe: n won't do any good"
why won't II? That fellow has no right to
treat us this way. and I'll have him discharged
Don't do it said the man who had been TO
Europe. Let him stay here. and then you can
go 10 other restaurants and be sure not to meet
him Listen TO the advice OF one who has had ex
pericnce"
What experience"
We'll II you Will dwell on painful subjects. I'll
tell you. When | was ir Paris the waiter who at
tended me at tho hotel whore I stayed the
worst ever saw in my life You think service is
worse here than IN Europe. Maybe II Is. as rule.
determined that | would have that waiter dis
charged. II the last day of my stay, and
thought II would make no further difference To
me. but ] determined justice. Just as
] was going away | called the proprietor and told
MIN now bad the waiter had been He called the
walter and discharged him in my presence, and |
went away feeling that ! had benefited future
guests at that hotel. I went straight 10 Brussels
got there late at night. went to "A hotel ana went
70 bed. The next morning when | came INTO the
dining room. there that waiter standing before
me, bOwing with sarcastic grin and waiting 70
take my order As long as ] stayed there ne dld
just badly enough 10 keep In worry ana Just
well enough that | couldn't find any one thing TO
where the bad walters are but don't try to move
them around"
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THE COLUMBIA AT NEWPORT.

Newport. r. I. July 15-The cap defender Co
Iurobia which left New-Rochele yesterday after
noon arrived here little before noon to-day. COM
ing in under her own canvas in light breeze
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Supreme Court to-day and the case dOcketed
This is the second appearance OF this before
the Court II is probable that motion 10 ad-
vance the case which will he low on the docket
Will be made at the October term by Clifford
counsel
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T-H1RTy-FooTFRs AT NEWPORT.

Newport r. J.. July IA fleet Of 3o-footers had
the best race Of the season to-day. Naquero win
ming by a small margin The wind was from the
west The start made al 3l4 the course be-
ing around Overs Island The summary follows;
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ANONG THE REST

Little Katharines mother very anxious 10
find out how her daughter getting along at
school
Where do you stand IN your class?" she asked.
Are you az the top?'
''N-no. l guess not replied Katharine thought
fully.
We'll surely you are among the best" said the
soMcitous mother. placing strong emphasis on
among " go
"Oh yes" responded the little girl with assur-
ance They're all around me"
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Counirp popcrln 20 fst.

u,o RENT-Unfurnshed new and desirable n9ose hsrs
a sS"-s oren frep'acss. gas. electric hg1s hNni
49, s,c located on corner convenient % station az
s.,. roa,ai $50 PEI month a. Montciare'e'' "o"'
cialr y. J.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

oanney James c. TO John & ? s','vrs, r,,,,h. hc''n-
r,y.r peter. 70 Alonso Van psusen aud anothsF'
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DETEcTIrE CLIFFORD'S APPEAL FILED

vra.,,rv,on July Is (speciaD.-The papers In the
oass ~ m. appeal Of Detective clifford the con-
aernr.d murderer Of Superintendent William "
watson. OF the West Shore Railroad. reached 'ns
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

ro,umbus-sve . 81 n W Of Bronxdaie-ase: Ave-
ssxSo for a two-story frame dwelling house,
joseph Diamond owner. Bernhard EDehhs'
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LOST IN AN AIR CASTLE.
Writers and actors and artists Of all sorts and
the Ike should keep far they can from busi-
ness and the haunts thereof They as much
out OF place there and likely to get into trouble
as a business man is when he tries 70 find out how
an artist looks at A forest to see IL purple And OF
all people who ought 10 beware Of such snares the
writer Of plays Is probably the most helpless one
OF the flock came in among his brother Lambs the
other evening. and they asked him what made him
ook so sheepish I've lost my play" he said
Then they all sympathized. for when man
loses play all once ne feels # deeply. but when
he merely sends It around from one manager 10
another and has It returned the fate OF II dawns
on him gradually he gets used TO It slowly and
there is no such shock. How did YOU lose it,"
they asked.
Il had il all done" he said "and put it in my
pocket. thinking that would leave It with some
typewriter TO have It copied. In the mean time l
had occasion TO call a friend In one Of the big
Office buildings down town. didn't know what
floor Of the building his Office on. but just
told the elevator man whom ! wanted to see and
he took me to the right floor Nv friend was out.
and the office boy said ne had gone to the barbers
shop IN the building. I told the elevator man 10
take me 10 the BARRIERS shop. I didn't know what
floor II was on and didn't notice whore he took
me. but when got there they told my friend
had gone 10 the restaurant in the building for
luncheon told the elevator man to take me TO
the restaurant. and there found him. Somewhere
IN the course OF these wanderinGs saw a card
on a door that said Stenographer and typewriter
| thought: This IL just my chance and ! went in
and gave my play to the young woman and asked
her when she would have 1t done. She said Come
In the day after tomorrow
The day after tomorrow meant to-day, so l
went down 10 get my play. When / got to the
building il occurred to for the first time that
didn't know the girls name or the number OF her
room or even the floor II late IN the day. but
| started with the twenty-hfth floor and worked
down 10 the sixteenth. ! think n | work all day
tomorrow | finish the building and find the
play: but what "A stupid way 70 run a building,
Suppose anybody was going for the doctor. instead
OF for a typewriter, and had 10 go through al
that"
New-York tribune., 1899-07-16
BROOKLYN propertp for Sale.

11S FIRST PLACE. Brookyn.-Handsone three-story
IIC brownstoue house. al improvements, neu.y deco
rated. trolley.
MODEL" Groom detached cottages easy terms .+th
r ST.. bet ilth and i2h aves.. Brookyn JOHN G.
WANDEL.L. builder, taken Bensonhurst cars.
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1uruishso tiouses 90 fet--C ountrp.
WATER MILL. L. /.

on Mecox Bay one mile from ocean. near Southampton
sb,nscock Grounds. attractive coNar.
newly remoIeed and reurnished with oedroomsi s nse
modern cOnveniencesl Two piazas 'e,p
6,,,sr vol and windmill hne shade trees priNst
dock lawn care for by landlord sailing canoeing,
ais stable rovboat and canoe II DC
Very moderate rental for one two or thrfe n9n'n,
Tnolire Room A. Pine street NJ" YORK oi VIM H.
plcrson Water MIL l.. /
r-rRNrsHED HOUSE nine rooms ana statle pear 80,
+ tior near city: moderate rent csli or ADDRESS h'
elark st. Glen Ridge. y j
I-OP AUGUST or Ausust and september az Eas, hamp-
-, + small furnished cottage near bathy oeacn'
e. hetrl5uis terms reasonable Address e. 2 G. HOhAN
East Hampton, l. g
|OrsE furnished rooms. bath all lmproyslnenn.s.' n.
Ill de,ashcd best location and surrounainss BOX wv
Crawford y. J.
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ppUcEToy TO TRENTON BY RAIL.

,For other sports see pages 6 and -
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U,HE LANCASTER. 80 and Al Z. 10TH ST. near Broad
i way; only apartment SO Apply on premises IT
PRISON < RENWICK. IS Park Place
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THE PALACiO.

% 81 EAST 85TH ST.
Handsome eight-room Apartment hall service elevator
electric light: private house block Sl"v
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Fly ON THE FLYER

FLY OSN THE FIJI EN-
SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
-Four round trips daily. except Sunday.
In one hour and twenty ave minutes
THE STEAMER FLYER.
Regular daily trips, SeatGe-Iacom0
route. ~ follows:
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. MAY 4
TIME CARD.
Leave Sea;tle--s.4s. Has a. m: s:AS. Sis
p. m
Leave Tacoma--s.so A. m.: l. $50, p. n.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Seattle 70 a. m, IL m. =. m.
Leave Tac0gna--e.so a. IA. 80 30 p. N.
Landing at Northern Pacific wharf. Ia
coma, and Commercial dock. foot OF Ma
rton street, Seattle
Sundays. steamers Flyer and state q
Washington.
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ex.AT~rI.E-pogT GAMgf,E-ToWssES
ROUTE.
srEAMf.R pEa saE ER.

leaves City Dock SAslT a. ~ a. FL sx~
ess.s SUNDAY. for Esort Madison. klngsgoa.
Port esarnhlp PER- fasse1gaw ard Port
TovsAssSs9 Returning reaches s~attie az
A IN daily sunday Leaves for Port
srrwussn9 direct a. m. returning.
leaves Port Tuwus@as far Seatig@ direct
~ p NJ Telephone, Main 81. Lilly, Eo-
gars8s 4 Co. agents.
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PUGET SOUND a ALASKA STEAM.
SHIP COMPANY.

VICTORIA ROUTE
Steamer City OF Kingston, between II.
coma. Wash. and Victoria, h. G.
STEAM I.y3 Al Tacoma lie Ar t.l5ayn
10:3oam.LvI Is SEATTLE ~ Ar l.tSaru
l.5opm LvI T2Pt. Townseudl 30 Ar 10 Aspn
A.f6pm Ariioi Victoria II LvI to0pfn
sDaiiy except Sundays.
This steamer furnishes FIRST class 40,
commodstions. carrying both freight an1
passengers. and leaves from Yesier wharf,
keattie for Victoria, at ae.so - ns-. AM
for Tacoma at els H. nj.
Tor rates. tickets. etc, inquire of
j. ". ALLEN,
Agent, Yesler Wharf seattle
4. NApEAU,
General Agent ~. Il. Ry.. Seattle.
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The EVERETT
& MONTE CRISTO
RAILWAY.

The only route Ia the popular and active
mining districts Of Gold Basin. Gordon
Creek. Martin Greek, Slverton. Deer
Greek. Gta. Lake and Monte Cristo.
The scenic route for tourists. Iisatng and
camping parties
For rates and other information address
nearest local agent. or
g. ". BAIRD,
Gen F,rt a. Pass. Agt. Everett Wash.
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f. Il. SCOTT. Manaxer.


Steamer Alice Gertrude leaves City dock
Sundays. Tuesday and Thursdays. at u
midnight, for Port Townsend. Port VIII
aYrns Ipungsness, Port Angeses. Port
Crescent, Getty sburg. Pysht, Clsiiam ana
Neah bay. Returning. leaves Port Ange-
les Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
a; a. M. ieaves Port Townsend a 10 H.
M. arrives in Seattle at 2.3o .. M. steam
er Garland leaves City dock MondayA
Wednesdays and Fridays. st T. midn gat.
for Port Townsend. Port Williams. Dnnge-
ness Port Angeles and Victoria IT,
turning, leaves Port Angeles nj 8 a. m. %
MONDAYS Wednesdays and FridayA
Leaves Port Townsend at II a. m.: arriveo
in Seattle al 2.3e y. m
Telephone Main SIS
: CAPT. j. X. THOMPSON. Manager.
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STEAMER GEORGE T., STARR, for
Anacartes Fairnayen. Whatccm and
Blaine leaves Central dock. Seattle, at
y. m. Monday. Wednes iay and Friday.
Returning leaves Nhateom ar p. m
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday. Leaves
Seattle for Tacoma at a. m. Wednesday.
Friday aud Monday.
FOR WILDLY ISLAND POINTS AND
LA CON Nh.a.~-Steamer Farhaven leaves
Central deck Seattle. daily al 10 D. n.
except Saturday. Returning. leaves "a
Conner n, ! a M. daily, except Sunday.
touching AT Edmonds. Clinton. Browns
Point. Langley, coupeviiie, San do Fnca.
Oak Harhor UtAaiady and La Conner. La
Conner Trading and Transportation Com
pany. owners. Telephone. Main 3il
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and Oreson Short Line.

LOVES Khil-> --slfoRIfssr nut RI.
sea- 10 a g0lnlS Fast An1 SoQ&A@sass.
Via pr lars. ~-elt Ike <-ty assl ~ Yer
sasS@'' sa.See - epeFx upholstered ts4F-
~ ss*sSse SE2 Ice reclining All a.
sses1 -FFt ktfts.'n Agtst. k0r Jackets rs
- s-f~ Nhr sss*rfs - tAe lnsss4 Sta "a
Ssa3A - IU:ugS. al or or address l.
= Si-is tsen~va- Agent. Ess First sssHue,
safe W ~ A9rle4s. ~ p. A.. Port
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PORT TON NsFGED san JUAN ISL
A%D2 AND VITA ftstsM EGttT =.

SAtA = ssE J. t&Si y 1E9tfS3 9f'f-Ns
Carrying tnefs9 Sta}ez o9asi !eases f}fy
dock sgst q Main street. -ssD&2y. TtfFassa =
ard TharszS~s. - i . csos X nsagf+sgs1ts Zee
PER- Tyswasssa san I0an islands ard >SsT
Wazscou. Returning. 3sayes Ns~ " hat
cen Tuesday. T0fssssey and r@3ssf.say at
: q m J H. Thompson. manager oNEs-r.
lilly Iicg ArsssAz &c, Agents. Csy 9@ek-
Telephone MAR 8
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ciusiveiy.
Deposits received from s. 10 $la.so
Interest allowed per annum: Six per
cent. time deposits I per cent. on or
binary deposits
Dividends declared last days ~ May and
November Loans made on real estate or
approved. cuiiAferaiS only.
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FOR ANACORTES, FAiRHANEN. NEW
WHATCDM AND VANCOUVER, Il. G..
STEAMER NORTH PACIFIC.
McWillams Master.

Leaves Yesier wharf every Monday. Wed
nes6ay and Friday at II 30 p. m.
Leaves Vancouver Tuesday and Thurs
day at 10 p. m for Seattle direct. arriving
10 a. m. following day
Leaves Vancouver Saturday 10 o.. m. for
Whatcom. Fsirhaven. Anacortes and Seat
tie, arriving Seattle , y. IN. Sunday.
Connects al ADAcortc- with s. & -. Ry.
and at Vancouver with steamers for Ma
nafnao ana New Westminster ard with G..
p. r. trains for all paints East.
For freight or passage apply Al Yesisr
wharf or at Office Of Vancouver Line, Mu.
tnal Life Building. Tel. Brown. ISL
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK
Occidental Block. Seattle. Wash
CAPITAL -.-......... .............. 49,. 800 60
OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
Jacob F1lrth .,-....... ...-....,... President
SFtH9T ~ Jenny .-s-sss.+~- \ Ice f'fesiGfnf
John Ieary ......-. Second Vice President
James II Hayden Manager Cashr, Sec'y
Jos. T. Greenieaf. Assistant Cashles
Sigmand Schwa5acher. John Collins.
E c. Neufeider. =. l. Blodgett
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Freight ard fares 81 los az any by wat.
Gr rail-
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Three round tips daily except SUNDAY.
Connections-At Seattle with the steamer
Flyer for Tacoma. AT Everett. with the
steamer Mikado for SnchomHh. and with
the Everett d Monte Cristo Railway foe
Monte Crisso and way stations.
Colman Dock. Seattle. Merchants Dock.
Everest. Telephone, Seattle. Red s2i. Evs
erett So.
f Il. SCOTT. MANAGER.
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
ENGTGtN ROUTE.

SIN Il fsE MARY =. FtftttT
Leaves foot II Washington street dal1y II
%. r. -. Sunday. ESQ .. ua.1 for Pleasant
beach tWesf BlAks3eyt tSfeEnsrson 4 I
IFEoSck Charleston Sidney. TFaeTt3n.
Ehseo and Slsverdale Returning caves
SilgerdAle as E&s m strives Seattle IN
= ra Leaves Sidney saturday nighss a.
: ~ 2. m. arrives Seattle 10 ?. Te!e+
paaae Ma5ne EaR
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STEAMER STATE OF WASHINGTON
Leaves Yesler wharf, Seattle, daily Tex.
cept Saturday at 10 y. m. for EVERETT
ANAConTIS. FAiRHAyES and WHAT
COM Returning leaves Whatcom daily
Except sunday Al a. IN, arriving In
Seattle al sss1 y. m.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION COMPANY.
fsSleT Wharf. Telephone Main ST.
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SEATTLE & EVERETT NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
60 ON THE GREYHOUND.
0EATTLE, EVERETT AND EDMONDo
Isxli7TE

Time Card--Ieaves Seattle =. m. IL n.
and .. M Leaves Everett s:lS =. M
2.3o p. IN. and s:i5 p. IN.
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STEAMER DISCOVERY.

Per Port Townsend. Anseertes FaIrNsvea.
WnAtcorn. Friday Hsrfcf ard Hosne Har.
hof
Leaves Yes1er 9cek S1saays weanss-
1ays and Fridays a. = . IN.
J. b. K. ATKINSON Manager
oHles u saa ~ Boston Block, Telephone
Mar fes
WEiATNGM AND SEATTLE ROUTE
STEAMER BAY CITY.
Leaves ely lo1k. foot Of Main Street.
Tuesday. Thur saay and saturday al p.
m. for Aaaasxtsx, EatrEsssn and What.
CON. Returning raves Nhatcom sur
dag wednesday and Friday 81 D m
EaFa !FoExs seattle, s.. round ffie. 81. "a
" ~. k.i4i~is 4 SOS, ownsrA
W J. ELLIS. TFsssc Manager.
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COTTAGE CITY
April Is, 1t 9 A. n.

For Victoria. Mary Island. Ketch-
kan, Wrangel. Douglas Island.
Sum DUN. juneau. Ssagway, pyes
and Ssfka. Connecting at Sltka
with Pacific Steam Whaling Co. 3
steamers fer other points in Alas
ka. See ad- below.
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Our steamers are strictly first-
class. Table unsurpassed. Most ex-
perienced. competent commanders
and pilots running TO Alaska.
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sKAGIT RIVER ROUTES Steamers ska
+ git Queen and Irene.
Monthly Time Card-Leaves Seattle
April ~ II H. 10, April at midnight.
April at a. m. April at "a. m. April
ii at 8 a. IN. April - at 10 H. m. April
IL at II a. m. April II al midnight. April
~ ~ s a. m. April - At ! II. m. April
3 at a. m, April q 81 10 a. m. April -
at u a. m. Leaves Mount Vernon April
Al 2. M. April at a m,
April az a. m, April a.
II a. m. April Il ~ 2 y. m. April IL 1T
; p. M. April Is At p. IN. April ~ at
! a. Va. April q a. a. N. Aprsi - at II
a. m. April - ut ! p ma, April ~ a
p. m. April 70 al m. Calling At I'd
naoisds. Tuiaiir, stanwooa. Fir. Skagtt
City. Noun. Vernon. Ayon Sesiro Wcoiisy.
Lyman and Hamilton. Steamer Skagfs
queen making trs-weekly trips 10 Mount
Vernon. connecting with Steamer 8fans
for ZIP river points steamer irene making
two trips 4 week for Gf~TtVer points. con
neetipg with Steamer skaRit Queen at
Mount vernon.
For passenger and freight rates apply "a
CITY Dock ". 7. tsilkeson. General AfaH.
ager Str. Skasit queen. ii H. Mcdonald.
Master Sgr. Ireue. - 3. Mcdonald Mas
ter Telephone. Main 81
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City Of Topeka will not call at
Victoria or S.tka. ALIKE will not
call AT Victoria. Sum Dunn or Sitka.
Cottage City will not call az SUM
Dunn.
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STEAMER A =. ROBINSON.

. = TN sFft.Ft n = IsEFfI NNDN.
Carrying T. 4 Mail
On Port Orchard and Port Washington
route. leavs@ city dock 8. 40 a. IA, ealing
= South Beaeh. Barcheil. Brirk Yara.
BfemsrtDn. q. s. Navy Yard asanev'
Charleston. TTaeytoo, chico. sslyerial@
Leaves Port Orchard Navy Station M 4
r. ~. arrives SeatiA. atsp m h. ~ Rob-
fuAsu. Master Lily. Bogasdag A. On
Agents Ts8ephone Main s.
HOOD CANAL ROUTE
STEAMER D1DH.
Carrying u g malt leaves r;afsraish
aoeg foot ~ Washington street Tues
daYs Thursdays and SATURDAYS AZ
o'cl9fa a. IN. for Kingston. port Gamble.
Ssassseh, BFinnnn. Holly I34wasto faii.
waap Fails Hsodsfsort and Union CITY.
Returns on alternate DAYS
II. Ts0UTMAss, Manages.
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SIGHT exchange ant Geographic trans
seYs on Mex York. Chicago. 81 Paul san
Francisco. Portland and various points 81
Oregon ard british Columbia
-ixht tAlls ~ exchange on London avail
able elssH here IN EBFep@-
Collect sons made 1t al points m favor
abe terms
tza~s~ 3tnrks ard other vaiashsss
ee.ees on sepaxss FOR satekespfng