, 1877-12-22
From the Daily of Wednesday.

OACA 5 HEAIhE 1O-NIUd1. -Jss,
Lynne, ever one of the most attract
i've plays, will be presented thi
evening at Yesler's Hall. with an ef
feet rarely Witnessed on this coast
The talented aud popular actress
Miss Annie Firnin, who in pcin
of genius, cultivation and histrioni
experience ranks with the most eel
ebrated artistes OF the day will as
sumo the dual characters of Lad,
Isabel" and Madame Vina," pro
nounced by the press her most fin
ishea effort. John Jack. the pop
ular actor and manager, will appea
as Archibald Carlysle;" Mr.. How
ard rs ''Sir Francis Levison;" Harr,
Gordon as Richard Hare;" Mis-
Lizzie Ingles will be the "Mis'
Coney::" and Miss Mortimer "Bar-
bara Hare" The rest of the cast viii
be in competent hands. The per
formance will conclude with tht
side-splitting farce, Paddy Niles
Boy, with Mr.. Howard and the en-
tire company. Mr.. Jack is en- route
to Victoria, and promises TO give us
five OF six nights of the recent East
ern successes on his return. The
house should be filed to night.
ARRESTED. The tramp whom We
noticed so me days ago as sfrightenins
women and children in the outskirts
Of the city. was arrested by officer
Thorndyke last night. From paper
found in his pocket we learn that
his name is John Donnelly. Also,
that he has ct one time raised enough
money on subscription paper in
Snohomish City to take him from
that place. He has been begging
In this city, and spending the pro-
ceeds for beer. He has been a pa
tient in the Seattle Hospital when it
was under the care of DR.. Weed.
MIR. Donneily begs to be allowed to
go to British Columbia, as he re-
CARDS this climate as dangerous to
his health, and his request will be
granted. We warn our British
cousins..uot to furnish him too much
spending money.
CHEHAL1s TEADE.-Yesterday Mr..
D. T. Byles arrived in this city from
the lower Chehalis, near Gray's
Harbor, with about l 800 pounds of
butter. During the last year many
thousand dollars worth of the Che
halls trade have been turned from
Olympia and Portland to this city,
the people Of that region claiming
that they can get better prices here
than in any other market. The rea-
son of this is that Seattle merchants
have, by fair dealing, secured the
trade of the mill ports, logging
camps and coal mines of the Sound.
MINING. Some time ago a num-
ber of experienced coal miners, left
this city for the Tacoma coal mines
having heard that / 900 tons per day
were soon to be mined there. When
they arrived at the mines the nam
lead was found to be worthless, and
but very few men were there employ
ed. These miners regard the pros
pect for any large quantity Of coal
being mined at the Puyallup mines
as very poor, and last night they
returned to this city, preferring to
take their chances in the Seattle
mines.
GOLD ExCITEMENT.-The British
Columbia papers are jubilant over
the late reports Of rich quartz lodges
in the Caribo district. Several
wealthy companies in San Francisco
are reported as preparing to become
interested in these mines. The Colo
mist thinks these new discoveries
will do more toward settling up
British Columbia than dozen i'm
migration agencies. We hope the
quartz may prove as rich as report
ed.
CRY OF PANAMA. The steamer City
of Panama will leave Victoria for San
Francisco at noon on Friday next. Pas
sencers from this city will be forwarded
on the North Pacific Tomorrow morn
ing. Passage has already been engaged
by the following persons Of Jack Levy
local agent: Thos. Jackman, New. c
Jackman, E. Mallett, J. P. Culrier
Paul Singerman. H. Auerbach, Z. D
Marks, John Mcdonald. j. l.. Symonds
Sarah Cooper, Isaac Cooper, Marali
Hemenhofer, j. i. Douglas. JOSEPH
Hackett, Kaysiah Hackett. Alfred Hack
EFT, J. H. Hemenhofer, John G. Chaffey
RELEAsED.-Paul Koener, musi
clan. who was arrested for shootin!
a man in the Eldorado saloon SOM
time ago, and after an examinatia
before Judge Burke, of the Probat
Court, was adjudged insane, AM
committed to the Insane Asylum
was released from that institution
few days since and returned to thi
city yesterday.
The Oregon Steamship Company
steamer Ajax will leave Portland O.
Saturday next at 2 o'clock P. N
Parties wishing to go to San Frar
cisco. via Portland, can procur
tickets from D. T. Wheeler. Far
from Seattle to San Francisco, frs
class $14.5O. Second class S..
The Colonist says: "Rev. Thos