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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-06-11
EDOPD'S R6dltu Quotations and Market ReDOrt

1t is 4 fact remarked by the majority
OF t,rders in Birmingham real estate that
local confidence is steadily becoming more
hrnly cemented In her realty invest
MEMS as the days roll by and this we'll
founded faith is shared by holders and in
vestors both at home and abroad. all
fully recognizing the well established,
natural and industrial base upon which
present conditions rest.
The crude material in nexhaustible sup
ply is in such marvelously close proX-
unity that the outside world has not yet
fully grasped the full import of this nat
ural situation, which has begun to i'm
press itself upon the markets of the
world by the commanding position which
southern iron masters have demonstrated
in their ability to meet competition and
yet make money on their product and
now that 1t is being shown on a scale of
sufficient magnitude to warrant success
and profit that this iron can be converted
into good merchandise steel, it means
that we are on the verge of a great in
dustrial advancement-the steel-making
era, with all its kindred industries that
will follow increased steel, making as soon
as the local supply of the metal (Which is
coming) Will warrant their establishment
In our midst.
Birmingham and the states commercial
interests with which she is so closely al
lied, is dependent largely upon equitable
freight rates, for the extension of this
rapidly increasing expansion and develop
ment of her trade and what she has ac-
complished thus far has been in spite of
present conditions In this line, and not
on account of it, and in this connection, If
commissions appointed 10 remedy these
conditions are either powerless to do so
because of insufficient authority or be-
cause the machine" has only a sound
-.
around it, with not even sufficient solid
arity to make noise" then 1t Is high
time the people should give the thing
thorough examination and send 1t to the
shop for proper repairs.
This matter of commercial and indus
trial expansion and extension of the trade
of this great state into the markets or
the world is too serious and important
for a temporlzing policy, nor does 1t need
any fire eaters, but wise, frm conserva-
tive action that will move fairly toward
the attainment of the ends desired with
the least possible friction to all interests.
A wise treatment of these matters will
largely increase the tonnage of the great
railroad systems entering our State, VIM
give new vitality to many localities. and
Birmingham being the center OF aftrac-
ton will start forward on a new era OF
prosperity that will simply astound every
croaker and run all the hobgoblinS Back
to the dark shadows from whence they
came. and those who have with such abid-
ing faith planted their estates In Biz
mingham and Alabama will have the sat-
isfaction of seeing their hopes fully real
lied and steady and natural increase in
values continue. Very truly,
B. F. EBORN.
Realty quotations for Monday, June
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render the Sob song, which has always
been considered one of the most successful
bits In her extensive repertoire. She will
also be heard in very attractive vaude-
Vile speciality, and In this connection will
be assisted by a chorus, the movements
of which are said to be a marvel of con-
certed grace and animation.
Carl Haydn and his beautiful tenor
voice will be seen and heard to excellent
advantage as Valentine, officer of the
Roussillian guards and lover of Olivette
Robert G. Pitkin. will have the splendid
comedy role of Captain de Merrimac; Leo
Adde. the role of the Due des Ifs Miss
Eva Beth. the role of the Countiss de
Roussillian and little Eulalie Young the
role of Moustque Moustique de Merri-
macs cabin boy. Joseph Alexander will
be Marveiol. senechal to the Countiss and
father to Olivette.
era Diavolo' will be rendered for the
last half OF the week including a grand
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lStn ST.
$30Oo-Nice modern 6-room cottage. lot
| 50xl4O; 10th ST. near 10th ave.
| 50x172-A lovely corner on 10Th ave, near
| 18th St, south; bargain.
$3S5O-A beautiful modern 7-room new
| $4200-50x150 ana 50xl00 with modern =
room home and G-room brick. Will pay
Sh as it stands; can make II pay SO
Si20O-New modern s-room. 2-story home
or lot 50xl90: fronting Highland ave
car line; South Highlands
$2o0O-Modern z-story, Groom house; near
18th St; South Highlands.
$2C00-Rents $S4 month.
$2500-2-story. l-room corner home. 18th
St, near 9th ave, South
$1150-Prettiest. best located In Richmond
Place; 50xl4O
$5O0O-Choice, well located 6-ruom. mod
ern home; Richmond Place,
S5250-Elegant, up To date. S-room 2-story
home; fronts car lire near nth Ave.
Methodist church, South Highlands:
$1,000 cash. balance $40 month
SI5GO-l5Ox12O; corner S-room house, near
| 18th ave, south; gem
| &000-650x200; South Highland
| S6500-4OOx140; near 18th Ave. and Glen Irts
South Highlands.
S250O-6Ox24O; with broom home. south
26th st.
sSOOO-Rental, $45, 50xl4O; corner Ave. C.
| $4200-Rental. $40; white; 4 nice cottages
| sS250-Rental, s45; corner; 1o0xl40. Avenue
e; houses.
$2OOO-1O0xl90; corner fronts car line Ave
nue. r.
$40 cash and $50 month--New modern B.
room home, fronts car line. edge of
| Highlands.
| S325O-2-story, S-room home, fronts car
| line; South Highlands.
| S4OO0-200x140 broom and Groom house.
near Highland avenue, South Highlands.
| $l000-Rental, 1875 month; 200x200: spring
| and well; has 4-room houses and o
room houses a sacrifice for quick cash.
$60O0-50 acres on car line and pike; &c
| fare.
l. s2l00-14-room house, AvondaIe Spring
street.
| $500-250x140; fronts car line
$50 acres, Broom house; fronts DeSoto
| river at Mentone and Loriug Spring
| $11u acre; 40 acres; close to car line: a
lovely tract
$3O00-Modern S-room: corner house; fronts
car line, Woodlawn
| S26t0-7 acres, rich truck garden. between
pike and car line, Woodlawu; with 4
| room and Groom house; fine fruits
s110O-choice 7Ia acre tract; good house.
and fronts East Lake.
| $15,000-7,000,000 feet pine. new mill. etc.
Chiffon county, Ala. 10000 900 feet more
joining.
$3000--Cholce 500 acre farm. Chiffon CO.,
| Ala. sacrifice for quick sale a $1,000
| s15-Rich 1000 acre Coosa river farm. the
| best In north Alabama; might consider
exchange for Birmingham property.
| $50 acres; Blue Creek; S-foot vein and j.
foot vein on railroad. at Bell Sumter. a
| bargain.
IT you want to buy or sell real estate
! remember the place, s01-2 Title Guarantee
Building. Peoples phone 1911.
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$3.50
cookies; a corner; nice Groom COTTAGE;
Fountain Heights; tomorrow, s325O.
B. F. EBORN.
FOR SALE.
Both phones.

FOR SALE.
s500-50x190, excellent lot on Powderly ear
line, near Oakland station. One of the
best neighborhoods In West End. Terms
cash
$3000-Three splendid lots, corner, 7-room
cottage with hall and bath; practically
new; North Bessemer and South Ensley
car lines; neighborhood unsurpassed.
Terms reasonable.
$1000-100x190, near Hawkins street station.
corner; one of the choicest building lots
In West End.
$1200-50x190. good 4-room cattage, practi-
cally new; one block of Vine street sta
ton, Powderly car line Terms reason
able.
so50O-Corner; large modern Groom dwell
ling, practically new; room on lot for
another dwelling; one block of 18th St.
Methodist church. Terms reasonable.
S3000-50x140, the choicest residence lot on
South 10th ST. Corner
S200-Three lots near Berney station, Pow
derby car line; s25 cash, balance $40 per
month.
Remember, live at West End, handle a
great deal of West End property, know
the owner practically of every lot there
and can get you price on any lot in
West End that is for sale See me be-
fore buying there-it will pay you.
JOHN 3. BETHEA,
Steiner Building.
Bell phone 1927. People 2so7.
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that looked as II it might be the begin
ming of a bill. Each little creature re-
sembled a black bean more than bird,
for each possessed a light streak Of brown
down the middle OF the back. They
couldn't be beans, for they were pulsing
with life in a lumpy sort of way |
went frequently to look at them. In a
few days the little nestlings began to
fork out all over with tiny black horns,
until they would have looked like prickly
pears had they been the right color At
the next stage each tiny horn began to
blossom out into a spray of brown down
the yellow at one end grew into bill,
the black skin cracked trihe and showed
two eyes. It was hard to see Just how
these black bugs could turn to birds.
but day after day the miracle worked till
really saw two young humming birds.
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Keeping of e. r Seamans. This romantic
bandit with all his villiany. is sure to be
rendered the admiration of the audience
which seldom refuses to recognize the
value OF power and manliness. Dan
Young will be Giaccomo the companion
comedy role to Beppo. and r. g. Pitkin
will be Lord Alleash. the eccentric tourist,
and Miss Eva BETH Will be his lady. Leo
Adde will he Matteo, the innkeeper.
Carl Haydn, the golden voiced romantic
tenor will assume the role of Lorenzo.
captain of the Carbineers and lover of
Zerlna.
A happy idea is the weeks division be-
tween "Olivette" and Fra Diavolo" as
II illustrates particularly well the versa
tility of the company and gives the au-
diences a varied menu on the principal
that variety is the spice OF life" Tickets
are on sale at Burnett's cigar store until
o'clock each evening. Matinees Wednes-
day and Saturday at D. m.
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A RUSSIAN DEATHBED.
Horrible Incident of the Church's
Blight on Russia.

A scathing arraignment Of the real
rulers of Russia-the priests of the or
thodox church--is the leading article In
the June Worlds Work. Mr.. Percival
Gibbon. in his account OF "The Church's
Blight on Russia" tells the following IN
cident to show the fatal grip Of be-
sotted clergy on the ignorant Russian
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WE
NEGOTIATE
LOANS

peasantry:
There is a dreaful tale which I have
told before In another place. 1t was
given me as authentic, to illustrate the
condition OF the priesthood of the ortho-
dox church. Let 1t be picture. hut,
In which man lies dying, sodden with
fear lest he may pass ere the last sacra-
ment be administered to him. The
shaggy. long-robed pope has come. and
the gear Is laid ready; but ere he will get
TO his work and unburden the poor soul
he will have an enhanced price for IT,.
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The wife OF the dying man comes from
the side of the squalid bed and plead
with him. He leers and is obdurate
Then a son will compel him. and they
fight about the room, while the shaking
patient steres from his pillow. The
priest siezes the bread and tries to break
1t. for broken bread may not be blessed.
while the son of the dying man grasps
his arm TO save 1t, and In the wrestle.
the little loaf crumbles at last. and the
sick man closes his eyeklwith a sigh OF
despair. awaiting death Ind damnation.
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FOR SAIL.

S1900-1o0x19o with improvements; a cor
ner on Avenue e and Belt railroad; in
side city limits. There Is $1,000 immediate
profit In this.
s1900-190x100: corner on r ana electric
car In eastern part of city; street i'm
provements down and paid for. This is
only $40 foot.
$4500-The handsomest 100-foot residence
lot; close in, on South Highlands.
$6500-50x140; on Sd avenue near 18th; 3
story dwelling on front and two houses
on alley. This is very close to the new
depot and already brings good interest
on the money.
$350O-100x240; fine corner on Belt rail-
road: on Northside.
s23s5-73x15O. a beautiful corner lot block
from Highland avenue, facing east, with
stone wall and street improvements; a
gem and cheap.
$1400-40x100 on Highland avenue, near goth
street; the prettiest little lot in the
city and abundantly big for modern
city house.
s45Oo-A 45-foot business lot at the foot oil
22d street bridge.
$4100-New T-room furnace-heated house;
corner Avenue I and 18th street; all inn
provements paid; easy terms.
We have a dozen or more other real
bargains.
M'DAVID & COMPANY,
Both phones. 21o9 First Ave.
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FOR SALE.

$3.50. Oo-7-room cottoge. oath St. near 18th
ave North.
sf7Oo. Oo-Beautifui lot in Norwood; terms
easy.
$1,000. 0o-5Ox140, Ave. e, near 18th ST.; rents
$34 per month
$500 o0--2O0 feet on railroad. 10th ave and
11th st.
$500 o0-1Ooxl4O, Ave. D. near sd street:
rents $4,000 per year
w. @. OLIVER & co,
Room IS, Watts Bldg. 3rd ave. and goth ct.
Both Phones 308.
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HOW HuMMINe BIRDS HATCH.
Young Are So Small They Look Like
Beans.

William Lowell Finley, the new natu-
ralist photographer. writes as follows
in the Country Calendar
"At first the little capsules of eggs had
a wonderfully delicate flesh tint of pink.
Then, one morning, 1 stood over the nest
like Thomas of old. Some one had re-
placed the eggs with two tiny black bugs!
1t might have been a miracle. There was
a tiny knob on the end of each little bug
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-06-11
F0R SALE O, LEASE

sILURIA LIME wORKs-capacity $50
bbls. per day Quality Of limestone un-
exceIled and inexhaustible. Situated at
Siluria, Shelby county. Ala. ON main
line l.. & N. r. r., 20 miles south OF
Birmingham. For further information ad
dress. DIR. E. WAGNER,
6-11-st-sn Montgomery. Ala.
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FOR RENT.


Postal Telegraph building, 25x125, Is N.
Goth St. for rent October /.
Snyder building. 25x125, 18th N. goth ST.,
for rent October 1.
2o12 Ave. A., 25x1S211 two stories.
Stores on First ave-, bet. 18th and 18th
SITS, $25 and $50; for rent.
Store on list ave-, 30x1S21s bet. 10Th and
21st SITS.
Lots. desirable location. on which our
clients will build houses to suit Gus
toners; read by October /.
Two desirable furnished residences for
rent on South Highlands; immediate
possession given.
$3.50 5th. modern. IA rooms; reasonable
price to good tenant
We have nice houses, furnished and un-
furnished. and business property to rent
in all parts of the city, and in the sub
urbs.
Call on us when you want fire. liability,
plate glass; steam boiler. burglary. per-
sonal accident and life insurance. Bonds.
Local money loaned cheap.
Do not wait until October to make
selection.
Underwriters Real Estate and
Rental Company,
A. D. Smith. w. N. Malone and Judge
' j P. Stiles Managers.
As-210 N. 21st street.
Boil >. ones 6l3.
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Phones 60
FOR SALE.

We have exclusive sale = following
strictly central business blocks paying
SEVEN PER CENT OR LORE.
Sixty-ore Thousand Dollars,
Avenue corner 1c IT. front.
SIxty-fye Thousand Dollars.
Avenue corner 100x140 feet
Seventy Thousand Dollars.
Alley corner 40x100 feet.
Twelve Thousand i've Hundred Dollars,
Alley corner 40x50
Fifty-two Thousand Five Hundred.
Avenue corner 50x100.
w. 3. LEEDY & CO.,
Phones q. Bell and Peoples. 112 forth
Twenty-first Street.
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$4,000, Rented 500 Mo.
100x190; a corner; fronts car line; close
in; new houses.
B. F. EBORN,
S01-2 Title Guarantee Bldg.

FOR SALE.
s2O5O-Norwood, cor lot, 6Ox19O
s4OOo-Nice home, 18th sta bet. 18th and
18th IS
s7500-Elegant Norwood home.
$4000-Pretty home, Fountain Heights, cor.
100x196.
$4OO0-11th ave, cor. 5 houses, rents 500.
$5500-Large 18th ave. cor. lovely home.
$4OO0-T-story residence, close in, N. 10th
st.
s2000-Richmond place. home, fine lot.
$50 per foot, nice Ave. X lots, near Mont
gomery.
$7000-Handsome Ave residence, needs
to be seen to be appreciated.
$9500-Elegant Waucoma st home.
$2500-New Ave. f home bet. 3Oth and
31st.
$12.500-Six houses, Ave F, cor. 19Ox15O;
white tenants fine investment.
$7500-200x140 Ave D, cor. houses;
whites.
$15,00O-S. 10Th st store, rents sos month.
$5000-Lot 3. bet. oath and 25th sts
$2G250 per acre, lovely tract only three
miles.
$l5OO-Pretty East Lake home, fronts car.
MCCONNELL & CARTWRIGHT,
Phones 46. 22O N. Twenty-first st.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.
FOR SALE.

One three-story building Nos. 2200 and 2202
Morris avenue; electric elevators; will
rent all or to two separate tenants Oc-
tober !.
No 22oa-11 Morris avenue, three-story
building; railroad frontage; will rent all
or a portion from now until October J.,
and all of the building from October l
next
One-story building Nos. 22O5-7 Morris ave-
nue., Railroad front, possession Oc-
tober !.
We have a number OF nice new houses
being built, In splendid location in the
city that we can sell on very easy terms.
small cash and monthly payments.
II you want to rent a nice residence call
e us. Some residences for rent cheap
during the summer, furnished or I'M
furnished.
J. 1. YANcEY REAL ESTATE & IN.
SURANcE CO.,
Phones COG. 11S No. Twenty-first st.
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$1,000 Cash
$1,000

A choice neat 4-room home at King
ston; easy terms. See 1t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-16

Tho school r. Handicapped BY not
having anyone 10 experiment with.
bat VIII be r0uteutad for the prenrut
with intsreeptiuR the meHraReH sent
bY the Pacific wireless stations Tho
Tacoma high school Ia working Hlfh
O. set Of Instruments and wiu soon
be ready Tor tho first trials The
school haH taken great interest Ia
the work ana has erected maHt ON
the building the height Of which f.
1880 feet from tho ground. aH vel a.
providing a dark room for tho 9th
cr necessary luairuHeutH
when the station rs completed the
cost 0f the Instruments I'm uar viii
be about $1,000. This hrge amount
uf money VAS not expended entirely
Tor the wireless. but o. part or the
excellent equipment 81 the school
The trial instrument. which has
been In use Tor some time, proved
highly nutiHfaetary M0sa1ReH were
received from the United States
revenue cutter Grant while she was
lying IA the harbur. but none were
sent from the school These are the
only two high schools uu the coast
that have taken this step and are
probably alone IA this tutorpfIne In
the United States
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-16
COTTAGE CITY
DAMAGED

Tho Pacific Coast Steamship com
puny'H steamer Cottage city ran
into the new coal bunker dock.
white putting into the bunkerB for
coal. ut Z 30 o'clock last Saturday
night A a result Of the accident
the vessels nose was badly indent-
ed. and she was unable 10 sail for
Alaska on her appointed time to-
day Tho damage to the vessel was
slight aud Will not. according 10
statements Of the eompauY'H off
clalH this morning. exceed $500
An investigation was held this
afternoon by Captain Patterson.
port captain of the Pacific Coast
steamship company 10 ascertain
who. n anyone. wua responsible for
the accident TO the vessel. The
Cottage city Wa Ina command Of
Captain Lloyd at the time she ram
med the dock Captain Lloyd waa
endcayorlng 10 get alongside the
coal huHkera 10 replculah the steam
era coal supply before departing for
the north
A strong tide was running which
II iH said. was 10 a great measure
responsible FOR the steamer hitting
the wharf She will be- repaired at
the ship yards Df Moran Bros The
sailing Of the Cottnge city has been
postponed until January ~.
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all gone It's associates atlIl held
office Fractional struggles came 10
his rescue. and when. ON the last
night Of the legislature OF 1901 no
senator had been elected. hts parti
sans turned the clock back and
elected him senator for a fourth
term
And now is Senator Mitchell. ar
ter 30 yariegated u career. "a end IL
aH "A convicted lawhreakor. or will
he be ahlo TO refuto the charges
which have led the grand jury 90
indict him Special Prosecutor
Honey declares he will convict SEN
ator Mitchell calls his aecuBerH liars
and perlufcra.
Full ~ years Is Senator Mitchell
lie Is near his end at best lie f. an
old man. Older than many men of
his years. FOR his life has been
luxurious and hits pare rapid lie
strokes hih beard his fingers are
thin. hin face Ia weakened He ruba
his glasses. they are dim. Once bis
enemies could not ploy his brow
With burrows. now they do. And
the iuflrmitieE Of age but no mat
ter. for the senator mentions them
not. nor do his friends.
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At Ballard


The West Coast Tanning COM
pauy which has Just Incorporated,
was issued permits this morning for
two buildings on the rear southeast
corner Of Railroad and & streets.
one building Is to be q three-story
tauuery and the other will be used
for store house The permits call
for buildings 10 cost s. 000
Within one hour Of the opening
Of the engineers office this morn
Ing there were five building per-
mlt8 Issued for the erection OF five
buildings AT a cost Of q 800 This
Wa probably the largest number Of
permits ever filled IN that office IN
one hour
Prof Klncaid. Of the biological
department Of the state university,
viii address the Literature Glass Of
Ballard at the Carnegie Library hall
Of Ballard tomorrow evening at 8
O'Clock. on the subject. Darwin,
Huxley and Spencer"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-16
WIRELESS AT HIGH SCHOOL

The permanent wireless telegraph
station which 81 being Installed at
the high school is nearly completed.
The work r. being done by John
bewhurEt. one Of the eutrrpriaing
students. under the supervision of
Prof Bowers. head o. the physics
department Instead or enhersr.
a simple mirraphoHe consisting of
two pieces Of carbon slightly touch
lax is used The dots md darhea
are received through telephone re-
oeiErr Although this method Of re-
eeiviug iH not aH delicate az "A per-
feet cuhsrer II Il far more Practical
as Il does not need de-caheriug
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-16
INDOOR MEET

The date ON which the indoor
athletic meet. To be given by the
students of the University OF Wash
ingtoA has been set Tor the second
week In April The event will be
held In the gymnasium and viii be
the first ~ It's kind 20 be Eiyon in
this city by the students OF tho
university nr Roller has been ap-
pointed chairman Of an executive
committee which ia 10 have charge
or the arrangements. lie will be
assisted hy Prof L. Nj DaEgy aud
ON Mrnnnnll.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-16

George ConklIn. an cmploye Of a
trunk factory IN the Enler building.
tell 40 feet down an elevator shaft
Saturday night lust how the arci-
dent occurred IL not known. but the
unconscious man was discovered at
the foot % the shaft with his right
arm broken. wrist shattered. foot
injured and shaken up internally
lie was taken 10 his home. AZ 400
summit avenue. II ia believed that
be has chance Tor reenNeFY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-16
MARINE NOTES

The steamer Shasta. I. n Gray 4
60. sailed Tor Ran Francisco aud
sen Pedro today with 1900 feet %
lumber and - passengers Steam
era Norwood aud Robert Dollar. Of
the same eampauY. sail tomorrow.
The vessels will carry 1876. GOO feet
81 lumber and about 90 passengers.
Both vessels vii call u san Pedro.
sailing direct fer that port from
Puget sound
steamers Dora and santa clara.
q the Northwestern Steamship
company. aan Tor the north 1n their
ffat trip from Seattle under theif
neW management the former vessel
sailing tonight and the latter to-
morrow both wiH take large car
goes Of freight aud a good list OF
passengers