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The peoDle's Friend.

A public benefactor is Killeen, the
plumber, who refuses to belong to any
combination. Strictly union shop
Best workmen in the city employed; u
West Broadway, under Western Union
telepraph office.
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The new steel coal cars for the use
of the Short Line mining branches in
Montana are all delivered. Two en-
gines of the $50 class have been deliv-
cred. The other six are on the way be-
tween here and Chicago.
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$25 reward to any one proving that E..
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In the best handspring made for 81.
Watch cleaning, $780,
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Notice.

All members of Butte Blacksmlths
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TO meet at Carpenters union hall at
n M Saturday, Aug. &c. Evan Corkish,
president; w. c. Mitchell, secretary.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19

tenant Graham and Lieutenant Ryder are ar
ranging the programme. Entries are coming IN
rapidly, including those of members or the Gov
Anor's Horse Guards from Hartford. The city
Troop Of Philadelphia has written to Colonel l'us-
comb asking for an entry for a team lroop a
of the Ohio National Guard, Cleveland has m'h'e
the application
Major-General Charles f. Roe commanding TN
National Guard OF the State has sgnlfied his ap,
proval Of the objects OF the Military League, ana
has accepted a position on the Honorary Mlhtary
Committee Admiral Erben has shown warm
frendliness toward the league. Commodore Johii
W Philip commander at the Brooklyn Navy 1ard
has written to Colonel Luscomb that he Will De
glad to have him call at the Navy Yard to ar
range the details for the presence at the touIna-
ment of detachments from the ships attached 10
this station. on the return OF the { omus)G0r'
from Texas the naval programme VIII be decided
The profits accrulng from the tournament WI De
used 10 carry on the work for which the league Is
organized. II desires to place In the several Amy
posts and on board the ships OF the nited states
Navy athletic equipments. such AS ooXing-gloVts
single sticks. fOils baskets. masks. chest WelghiS
rowing apparatus, and such other paraphernalia a.
may aid IN physical training and development III
the enlisted men IN the service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19
COURT C4LENDARS FOR MONDAY.

Appellate Division Supreme Court-Adlourned until
Supreme court special Term Part l. Before Glider
sleeve Motion calendar eaned a. 1919 a. Ranch
Curt opens at lo.3, a. E ES psrie matters pi ,..
Preferred causes: Nos s4s 22GG 2o7o 2s5 27ss 2si5
supreme court-SpeoIai Term-Part Iv-Bef1re scott.
LAW fact. Nos 1853 1913, 1876 1851 2e35 2o4.
1872 1872 1858 1913 Clear
causes TO be sent from Part ~ FOR trial. clear
supreme ,, Tern Ps M ~, Soyr
5alsae ei''' to 'e -' ,'' ''' ''' ''''' 49, ''
ior roaa s. "F; cyd4 Before Book
supreme Court n, Part ,! Before McAaan
$50 G53 1902 7542 55sl 1875 asGl 500 s;o9 66o2.
c'@i s5G l53 5s7 G5 s27i Gi57 S5i5 Pa 49,
7llG. 1903 sol7. 1911. ad7 clear
ADJ I'}'?: 125 g t % sI $50 So s E:s,.
s s sos 49,, 800 1888 ' i, sss 80 s75 ~ 70 i
3Oye 3plG 2Gi e77i. Clear
causes . =, sent . from 2.I Par, III or rsi
J causes TO be sent from Part III Tor trial CASE un
supreme cour,-rrinl rerm-par, vI-petor. Freed
ma" sao;em. to 9f sent from r2 III fo ee e
Nos 1914 3s9I. 2il3 233j 2l5i. 2i73 3Glg 2t1g.
3s3 2i95 1876 3i35 2i7O l770 mi l772 i773 ii7l,
5 s AK ss 100 ' clear '' '' -'' -0''
supreme cogrt-rria Term-rari vlIl-Refore smyth.
aa.a'G to be sent no" Part VII Tor trial Case "'
supreme Court-Tral Term-Part IN Before Lawrence.
Jaqs"s - be sent from Part WI for trial case an
causes 10 be sent from Part WI Tor trial Clear
supreme COurt-Trla Term-Part NI-Before MacIean.
Causes To L. sent from Part VII for trial clear.
Supreme Court-rrial Term-Par XII-Bef0re chase,
J"ausrs be- from preferred calendar trial
Clear
Smrogate's -Chambers-Iefore Fitzgerald :
No i4lj. will of Charles Wogner at II m Wills for
probate Jarvis Slade. at 10 John Browning David
INnkerSheimer. Sarah Wilson. at 1880 m. Adolph
Pfeiner at II m, Edgar :. Ryder. at p m.
Surrogate COurt-Trtal T-rn--Tlefore Fitzgerald.
Nos 1888 1900 l443. l+ti i+45
city court Special Term-BefOre ODwyer. Court
opens az 10 m Motions At 1870 m
city Court Trial Term-Part before Mccarthy. -
Nos 2ill $780, s22i 3Is1 1911 20l5 2id5. 1863 50T2
2i22, 2d64 $40. 26st 2tai 1901 210 edsd. .227 222s
6ii 1910. 1850 1908 3t3l l>23. 1894 aJ2I 57sd
1851
city Court--rral Term-Part II-Beforc Hascau j.
Nos 23S9 23l5 2553 234O $3.50 22aO 2aa5 2isS 1912
2fod. 1891. Case unfinished
Cny Court-Trial Term-Part III-Before Fitxsimons
G Nos Tas 1873 ?is6. 2323 2dIo 2i0i e5 i7a $50
Clesr
city eosr,rria Tsr% IA .Iyaetc.s sshyehmsn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19
THE QUEENS DRAWING ROOM.
Presentation of Americans.

II has been rumorod London tina; the Drawing Room
which ALWAYS marks the opening 81 the fashonaule
season would not De this but that the queen
WoS give sscal audience 0f the foreign Ambassador
instead This would prove bitter disappointment 20 me
world ~ fashion on both sides OF the Atlantic NoDO4y
realizes better than does the Queen what hoh u+
function has on the minds q her feminine subjects am
not Of her subjects ONLY. but OF ne many AH"i,A
ladies who hope pass through TINS ksie"ay H.
innernros, circles Of London society me numbeI ~
American ladies seeking this royal favor ana on ~ho
Is bestowed Is steadily Increasing and ms comSine1 WIZ
Ango-saaon family. makes the occasion one OF spCl
,,,erss, For weeks past British press has given
details OF the preparations while the accounts oIloNhs
80 .en a. pblisbed In daily papers and illustrated
weekles Of London viii be most complete IN desclpos
and lustratons the brilliant scene the gowns ana e
fewels the forrnslites and lists OF deoutans smos
cans This news most carefully selected. can best be
oh,stn.d and AZ the low price Of each clip
mig from the NATIONAL PRESS CUTTINGS BtkEAt,
r. A,,noel street Strand. London which makes a
snecalty OF supplying interesting information on ms
ma The thousand other subjects treated Of In the news
papsrs Ia the way historical items hobbies and fads
ssies Of curios travel and adventure as Wen as IN
English society and foreign commercial news the brsh
and Colonial papers ineXhaustible mine.
The nrs and gfandest Drawing Room 81 the season at
which Joseph Chcaie, the American Ambassador
will present Will be held by the Queen on February
Pain persons desiring the best accounts would DO
well 70 orders IN early. either by post cable
cable address 'Engnews, London. there always
great demand from ladies who have had tho honor Of
presentation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19
THE ANIMAL SPORTSHEN'S SNOW.
TO BE HELD At THE GARDEN MARCH 2 TO -
TRADE 10 BE sCBoRDINATED

To BE HELD At THE GARDEN MARCH TO -
TRADE 10 BE sUBoRDINATED
The preparations have been completed for the
nth annual Sportsmens Show which will be held
in Madison Square Garden March to II. IT is
asserted that this will be the first sportsmen )
show and that the National Sport smens Assoc-
ation should begin 10 date from this year In other
wears the picturesque part Of the show sub
ordinated TO trade interests. This year trade has
been compelled TO take a back seat.
The Fourth-ave. end Of the Garden will have a
large drop representing Canadian glacier and
the Arcadian woods. In front OF it will be an Ind
ian village with all the paraphernalia OF their
life Extending further into the Garden will be
the display OF game FISH. In the collection OF which
Fish Commissioners Thompson and Davis have
aided Next VIII come the game park. with live
animals of almost every description This will be-
i'm charge Of DR. Heber Bishop. and he will have a
number Of competent gamekecpers 70 assist him.
There will be many smaller exhibits. The State OF
Maine will spend more than <2OpO In It's exhibits.
Canada and New- brunswick VIII be- represented.
and many other sporting localities
More than a thousand trees Will be planted In the
Garden Lafayette W. Seavey. the scenic artist.
will superintend placing them. There is to be a
tournament which will bring together some OF the
best known shooters I'm the country amateur and
professional. Elmer f. Shaner will be in charge
OF this There will be- a continuous match from
II a. IN to | y. IN. each day Sour prizes will be
given by the association 10 ne four men making
the four longest runs Of consecutive breaks Be
sides this there Will DE prize each day for the
shooter making the longest continuous run. There
will be the Sportsmens Association Championship
Contest from 10 p m. each day at hun
dred targets. unknown angles The final round will
be shot on March u From 3 10 , o'clock each da V
the traps will be open for sweepstake shooting
The rife tournament VIII take place. as usual. IN
the basement and there will be- individual
championship match. 100 shots on hand. 25-ringed
target distance 100 feet. any - rn-n ca lbre
allowed. The first prize Is the championship and
$50. There will also be continuous match
other matches have been provided for. Including
-.t.6 sha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19
INNS FOR NEW BRTDGE WORK OPENED

p,ds were opened yesterday afternoon by the
Esst River Bridge Commission for the construction
30 the four steel towers and two end spans OF the
now bridge There six competitors the low
est being the Pennsylvania Steel Company whose
figure was 81 200 IA The other bidders ana theT
ng,lres were: Elmira Bridge Company Al3HgU.
New-Jersey Steel and Iron Company. y 20 go;
Phenix Bridge Company, sSl5.cO; BENJAMIN
n vi 900 The contract for the towers and spans
viii not be awarded for several days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19

The storage of visitors bicycles at the far's
Exposition is going to be a big job. IL Is sus-
gested that accommodation must be PROVIDED ior
forty thousand machines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19
4 NEW OCEAN PIER PROTECTED.

Another great ocean pier Is projected. The plan
is 10 erect steel and iron pier at Pennsylvania
ave. extending into the ocean a distance OF lop
feet The plans have not been definitely announced
mt II is stated that the pier is to be 100 feet vide
and IL TO contain large casino and dancing nan
or auditorium There is however, no certainty
that the plan will actually BE- carried out Inc
Bu,ldlng Inspector has issued a permit for the
work but so far as can be- learned nothing has
been done further than TO have the plans drawn
Tho pier may or may not be built before the be
ginning Of the summer season.
\ tea was given at the Hotel Dennis Yesterday
afternoon. and II pleasant AFFAIR. me on
tertainment given by the Entire Nous Ciub
and contributions made by the participants were
given 10 the Atlantic city Hospital. The cu9 has
been organized for the specific purpose OF aiding
the hospital. and IS composed OF about thfty
young women.
There WAS a large gathering at the Wesi minister
last Sunday evening at supper given FOR num-
nor OF members Of the Knights of Columbus from
various parts OF the State by the local members of
the order The visitors had come TO Atlantic city
10 institute a new council. Covers were laid Tor
sevcnty-hve guests.
The ministers OF the Methodist Episcopal church
in this city are making preparations i9r t1e en-
fertainnent of the members Of the NeW-Jcrs'y
state Conference. which will hold its siXty third
annual session here next month. Inc Delegates
Will be entertained the hotels and with private
families The sessions OF the Conference Will be
held in the new ST Paul Methods Episcopal
Church
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19
puroucan Advertisements.

EUROPEANS AND TRAVEL
IFRS will find the London office OF ! ne
Tribune, 149 Fleet Street, a convenlen,
mace TO leave their advertisements ana
subscriptions for The Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19
SPECIAL ORDER

Under authority of the MaJor-Genera command
ing the Army the following troops are designated
10 attend and Will participate In the Military AIN
letic Tournament to be held in Madison square
Garden New York CITY. March ~ TO >. lNF'
Captain George \. Dodd. two lieutenants aud not
70 excced sixty CjJJ OF the 81 cavalry from
Fort Ethan Allen Vermont. The detachment VIII
leave FOR New York in time 70 arrive there ON
second Lieutenant Manus McCoskey and one
platoon OF Light Battery +, 9TH ArJiltrN, from
Fort Hamilton New-YOrk. to arrive on March ~.
First Lieutenant Frederick w. Fugcr, one second
lieutenant and sixty-fOur 6D men OF the 18Th In
fantry and the band from Fort Columbus. to report
The commanding officers Of the posts indicated
will correspond promptly with Colonel Charles H.
Iusconb National Guard State OF New-Nork
president OF the Military Athletic League, whose
address IL Stewart Building No. - Broadway
Ncw-York city and will arrange with him for
transpOrtat OF their commands 10 New ork and
return Ia station which Is to be provided 10y tho
league. and the Government Il 10 be put 10 no ok
ucusc hy the mOVeme ITS. They VIII also arrange
with him all the details pertaining 10 the quar-
terr and supply ~ the men and their horses during
their absenc, from station and the events and eX-
ercises in which the band and the respective or
ganizations shall participate.
The senior officer Of the regular troops Will
else such supervision and command Of their quar-
tiers at the Garden shall be necessary for their
care and discipline and TO carry out the purposes
OF the enterprise.
The chief quartcrmaster and commissary viii
while on duty In New-York and their return To
station. BY command Of
Major General MERRITT
NJ Barber assistant adjutant- general
Ofncial: Harry Hale. a. A. O.. u. s. Vol
Lieutens e olonel Setter. chairman Of the Ath-
letc Committee and his associates. Captain Usher
wood, Captain Iurpln. Captain WipEate, Lieu,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19

From reports 1t appears that the cychs's oi
lava now number about four thousand. ABOUT
go per cent Of the machines in use are OF cheap
German make.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19

Whee,men for competing in unsanctioned ra ,-ss
has appealed through the Union Nelocipe1'qhTie e
Francois for an amicable adjustment vi nls
trouble in order that he may compete III r'""O0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19
TWO HOTELS TO BE REoPENED.

J. p cope will reopen his handsome hot'l' me
Albemarlc in Pacific and Virginia ayes. next sat
urdav. February Is. The hotel has been greatly
improved. number Of additions being mace 10 i'S
t,,o,, that will make IL even more attractive
than in the past The hotel Is furnished with
steam heat splendid san parors. an cleHator run
ming from The street level 10 the upper noors, ann
Iii other comforts and cOnyenicnces. Mr.. cope VIII
cdntinue 10 give his personal attention 10 all the
The Hotel Majestic. in Nir9inia-ave.. within a
short distance OF the boardwalk VIII DC re-
orcncd about March l. Here also many improve
ments have been made. large addition has been
built 10 the house. providing a number OF eN-
tra ro,ms The front Of the building has been re-
modelled giving it a much handsomer appearance
than formerly TIE interior Of the oder POI llon
has been thoroughly renovated, and the motel mas
been rcfurnlshed throughout The Majestic VIII
continue be under the management of W. H.
Stehle. 49,, ),,. ,t,, ,r
The semi-weekly dances at the Casino which are
given Zach Wednesday and Saturday evening. are
proving TO be most delightful affairs. The music Is
furnished by the hungarian orchestra. when also
gives daily morning ana evening concerts OF high-
pla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19
UERRTTT'S ORDERS FOR TOt RNEl
REGULARS THAT WILL TAKE PART IN MILL
TARY GAMES At THE GARDEN
OTHER ARRANGEMENTS

Major-Gcneral Merritt has issued the following
order for the tournament OF the Military Athletic
League 10 be held I'm Madison Square Hardeh IN
the week beginning March 20;
Headquarters Department OF the East.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19
70 rrisu Resorfs.
InteroatioE,l Palace Hotels.

The international Palace Hotels.
Riviera Palace monte CaY1n
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shcpheards' Hot g., IN"
The Ghezireh Pnhice' (tgypt
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The La PIaRc, NJ,
lhateau Royal,
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Pavilion de BciIeN
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Hotel stcphnnic,
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The I'd. Hotel international,
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The Avcnidn Palace n.
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Terminus Hotel ',o,,,,,. ~" Or aesnH.
cccmrodations apply nternatl' ui = 20 O1ioes. u
CocA spur-st.. London. or 3 Place os 'O'''a faris
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19

Although II held most Of its usual races last
wear the Atlantic Yacht club has a liberal amount
Of money and the amounts subscribed 10y us mem
hers promise much encouragement Of the sport
George j Gould will again put up N.J0 Commo-
dore Frederick r. Adams Will give so and Vice
Commodore BENJAMIN Morris Whitlock and Rear
Commodore Edward Weston will each give the
same amount In spite Of giving away more money
in prizes last year than all the rest OF the cluDS
mt together the Atlantic club had $Z25 in the
h.ras ~ tho Regatta Committee when the racing
sea son finished. So far the amount TO be hung up
i'm this one. club l. N121, ana the date Tor the
annual regatta is Tuesday. June 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19

rho Newport Association is yet to be heard
from, I'm regard 10 It's programme for the thirty
soo,ars and others bGt Ralph y. Ellis, the owner
Of the Hera. says ne does not think Newport will
have monopoly Of the special thirties mis- , year
I-rusnallv large prizes were offered last year 10
~ ,tie desirable fleet from Newport and sim
iar efforts viii be made again. Probably the en-
IT, objection will he present on june p ana ~
ute ~" ~ Atlantic and Ncw-YOrk yacht clubs Will
hara ,heir annual rcgattas and when victory VIII
he more than usually gilt-edged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19

Howard w Coates Of the Regatta committee.
said at the meeting Of the Larchmont Yacht cum
on Wednesday night that he felt sure the usual
number Of race days would not he decreased TINS
season, and that the prizes would h' OF the nsua'
values As the Tarchmoni club always gives a
whole week Of racing and i'm all. something IKE
twelve or fifteen regatta days. Mr. Coatoss IN
formation will be read with pleasure by all those
who admire this club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19

As a result of the fact that most OF the yacht
clubs Of this part Of the country Withdrew from the
racing of last year there should be much money
TO be given away this year in prizes. Indeed one
club has made an announcement That all Its prizes
% tho coming season will he Of double value and
VIII include the money that was Withheld last year
This Is the KnickerbOcker Yacht Cluh or '0les,
point and ns proposal can hardly fail to bring
good results 10 the institution
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19
Cd Hotel de Rome,
BERLIN.

.,s7 d2lg 5ei5 Gal G757. $50. 67'I. oi2i oso' WV
4tss isl7 $50. este. 500 Clear
REFE9EEs APPOINTED
Sapreme Court
By Bcekman. J.
Brown AIT ~ Brieu-ti aries y Decker
Primer agt. La wrence Sodkn.
Matter ~ Arthnr berry -. T. pe4<
Miiering ngt Rathgeber Uhree casesl-lewls "a
field
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19

An Improvement in the contests oi '"e Iac7
,o,, Goo, ~ New-York waters may be looked for
in the arrival Of Mongoose II. which has oeen
sold to a Ncw-York yachtsman by A d. Irving OF
Boston No yachtsman has seemed TO know whether
"Nonecese" is the proper plural Of "Moneoose' but
there will be two of them racing here this summer
and the pont will have TO be settled 40; Tas nov
GOOD enough for the Jilt The Sintrdm. the Tunlpoo
and others OF the Boston crack fleet last year out
she will prooahlv make good racing with the hist
Nongcose which was sailed 70 victory 50 often by
Wazen Morse last year and was built for the Bos-
ton racing of the 1891 season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19

The New-York Yacht club Will hold its annual re-
patta on June o. John Jacob Astors cups have
not been run for. owing 10 1898 being blank year
but he will continue the prizes which were ior
many years presented by the late Ogden Goelet
These contests were always sailed of Newport ana
the opportunity Of seeing them was cohiiheu 10
those who lived near there. For this reason the
g 600 Gun for schooners and the 500 cup for single
stcd vessels have never been sailed for except ~
the presence OF comparatively few people. New
York homes dropped To- zero when Mr.. Aston con
scented 10 allow these races ~ be sailed 80 tar
from Sandy Hook
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19

The Riverside Indian Harbor New-Rochehe
stamford. Hugucnot. Horseshoe Harbor and sea
Cun Yacht clubs are AN preparing good lists Of
nriz.s EXcept IFS notice OF the races for its own
challenge cup. no announcement for the coming
wears racing have been received from the Sea
Wanhaka club. but II j. probable that there Will
he a good deal Of quiet racing among It's CUB
Aeets Of one-design knOckabouts at oyster Bay
The prizes for which were well worth sailing for last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19

Edouard Taylore, the Frenchman VINO Is
under suspension by the League OF American
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-09

steamer Alice Gertrude leaves city dock
Sundays Tuesdays and Thursdays at u
midnight. for Port Townsend Port WI
hans. Dungeness. Port Angeles, Port
Crescent. Gettyshairg. pysht Clalian and
Neah bay. Returning leaves Port Ange-
les Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays.
at a. m. leaves Port Townsend 1t 10 a.
m; arrives in Seattle at $50 =. M. steam
er Garland leaves CITY dock Mondays.
Wednesdays and Fridays at - III anight.
for Port Townaera. Port Niltia rs, DunSe-
ness, Port Angeles and Victoria Re-
turning. leaves Port Angeles at a. m, on
Mondays. Wednesdays ani Fridays.
Leaves Port Townsend al II "a m. arrives
III Seattle at 80 p, III.
Telephone Main Bis
CAPT. J. L. THOMPSON, Manager.