, 1876-12-02

| DRAMATIC. = The Sawtelle Dra-
matte Troupe were to have per-
formance here last night, but did
not reach here in time to put in an
appearance. They will probably be
on hand tonight. P. S.-Since the
above was in type the Eliza Ander-
son has arrived, without the troupe.
They will probably reach here by
the North Pacific, this evening.
PERsoNALrT1Es.-W were not at
home yesterday when G. B. Bagley,
Collector of Internal Revenue, call
ed on US for the payment of our in
come tax. Hon. Fl. G.. Struve,
Territorial Secretary, is spending a
few days in the city; and the boot
black at the Occidental, complains
that his office has ceased to be sine
cure.
GRAIN. The mosquito 1eet''
keeps coming in regularly from the
grain garden to the north of us.
Schooner Juanita is now lying at
Craig 4 Hastings wharf with 700
sacks for that firm, and six tons Of
vegetables. After dlscharging there
she will unload $50 sacks of barley
at Port Blakely.
MARINE. Ships Shirley and
Dashing Wave are nearly ready for
sea at Tacoma. Bark Forest Queen
got away from Port Ludlow yester-
day, as did the Aursola from this
place. Bark Brontes has arrived at
Port Blakely, and brig Sea Waif at
Port Townsend; the latter vessel
came from Portland.
Big FREIGHT.-The North Pacific
left here for Victoria on Sunday
night with about eighty tons of flour
and grain. Besides this she had
every nook and corner full of cattle,
sheep and hogs. The latter, which
came from the Chehalis valley, were
the finest ever seen hereabouts.
THE ZEPHYR This steamer, which
has done very faithful service on the
Sound for the past five years, will
shortly be laid up, to receive new
shaft and a general overhauling.
While she is off, TIE Nellie will take
her place on the Olympia route for
at least two trips per week.
LANCERs' CLUB.-The second pub
lie reunion of the Lancers' Club will
take place at Yesler's Hall on Thanks.
giving (Thursday) night. The last
one was an occasion of unalloyed
mirth, and considering the occasion,
this one ought to surpass it.
CREW SHIPPED. "A crew for the
ship Dashing Wave, now loading at
Tacoma. was sent up on the steamer
Annie Stewart, by commissioner
Ballou, last night. The vessel will
probably get away about Thursday
or Friday, in tow of the Tacoma.
CoNcEET.-Baptist Church Sum
day school gave musical entertain
ment on Sunday nights at the church,
and very attractive programme
was verv well rendered by the young
masters and misses of the congre-
cation.
CLERKS FEES. s.-The fee bills of
the District Clerk, Beriah Brown,
Sr., were $500 in legal tenders from
the August term of Court to date, in
criminal cases. This pays better
than publishing newspaper.
DIsGRAcEFUL.--A remnant of what
Yves once a woman, gave a fearful
thrashing to drunken bully at a
''Lava Bed" pothouse, on Saturday
night. She left him a total wreck,
bankrupt and demoralized.
Rs.--Epistles for no less
than sixty-four persons await claim
ants at the Post Office in this city,
The list may be seen in last nights
Tribune.
JOHN L. JAA1IEsoN.-This young
gentleman has sent us two statuettes
of Paul and Virginia, taken at the
bombardment of the Lava Beds.
The D1sPATcH.--This little steam.
er got in from Semiahmoo at a late
hour on Sunday night. She brings
no news of any importance.
RAFFLE.-Jo. Lovett's great dia-
mond rattle takes place next Satur-
day at Victoria. Captain Morrison
has few more tickets left.
W. II. PUMPHREY.--We shall have
something to say about this gentle-
mans busines tomorrow.