, 1878-01-26
/. MAsox1c.- At the last regular

MASONIC At the last regular
communication Of Camaneo Lodge,
No. q, AT. ga. NJ, at UtsaIady
the followin officers were installed:
P. De Jorup, w. NJ; E. Hickman.
s. W.; L. L. Andrews, j. VII F.
Carr, Treas. N. De Jorup, Sec.; y.
A. Filband, S, D.; P. A. Peterson,
J. D.; l. Rhoads and Fl. G.. Dewey,
Stewards; S Wilbur, Tyler.
AN unsophisticated youth stepped
into Schwabacher's store this morn
ing and called for some consecuted
I've. The clerk. thinking he meant
concentrated ie," handed him q
copy of the Intelligencer containing
ar editorial on the subject of ex-
elusive dispatches"
THREE local fishermen engaged in
an alteration last evening, and
were arrested and brought before
Justice Scott this morning and were
put under 500 bonds each to keep
the peace. The costs were divided
between the swarthy belligerents.
COMPLAINT is being made as to
the manner in which the county
sick are being treated. The matter
should be Investigated by the Com-
missioners, to see what amount Of
truth there is in the report.
LECTURE. n. Hall, Esq, will
deliver a lecture before the First
Spiritual Association of Seattle at
Yesler's Hall tomorrow evening, at
7 o'clock. Admission free. All are
invited.
WIN. HUGHES. who has been in
Port Townsend for a number of
weeks as foreman in the office of the
DemoraticPre is in this city visit
ing friends.
The funeral of Mrs. Stevens took
place from the residence of G. B.
Shattuck to-day, and was largely at
tended.
DUCK, goose and chicken at the
the Maison Doree for dinner to-
morrow.
E. P. Buck will erect a dwelling
in Belltewn next week, near the aesi-
dence of VIM. N. Bell.
CAPT. STARR will start to Wash
ington about the last of this month.
From the Daily of Monday.
BROKE JAIL.--Last evening about
six o'clock William Davidson, turn
key in the county Jail. went to sup
per, leaving the outside door un-
locked. Both corridor doors were
secured, as were the doors to the
yard. As soon as the jaiior was
gone five prisoners--Kelly and
Lynch, confined for robbery; Muir
ray, assault with intent to murder,
also q siwash and q Chinaman--
who were confined in the south
ward of the Jail, unlocked the COR
ridor door with q key which q pris-
oner who refused to accompany
them says was made and fitted at
odd spells during the last six weeks,
and passing into the yard, climbed
q ladder which reached nearly to
the top of the fence and escaped.
Evidence goes to show that they
used garments torn in'o strips to
muf1e the sounds of their irons.
After escaping they proceeded up
Mill street. as different persons re-
port having seen or heard them
passing. This morning a man came
in from Lake Washington, and re-
ported seeing them near the shore
of the lake. The Chinaman and
the Indian were still with them.
Sheriff Wyckoff is making every
effort for their recapture.
BETHEL FLAG.--Yesterday after
noon at three o'clock large number
of our citizens assembled in Yesler's
Hall to witness the services in con-
nection with the presentation of the
bethel flag by Mrs. M. p. Stubbs. in
behalf Of the ladies and Sunday
schools of Portland to Mrs. A.
J. Hanford. in behalf of the ladies
and Sunday schools of Seattle.
Prof. A. T. Burnell, of the Territo-
rial University, presided over the
exercises, and Kirk G. Ward, of the
M. E. Sunday school. led the sing
ing. Prayer was offered by DR.. I.
Dillon, after which suitable script
ure lessons were read. Mrs: Stubbs
them presented the flag, and in her
remarks recited the account of the
unfurling of the first bethel flag. by
few persons in London in the. year
1917. Mrs. Hanford in her accept
ance told of the organization of the
first Sunday school in Seattle some
twenty-four or twenty five years ago
by q few persons of different denomi-
nations, and added that there were
about as many Sunday schools in
Seattle now a. there were persons in
the first enc. The audience then re-
paired to the barkentipe Kxtie Flick
niger, Capt. Gilman having kindly
offered his vessel for that purpose,
and the flag was raised by Master
Alva Curtis, of the Congregational
Sunday school, and Miss Mamie
Boardman, of the Protestant Epis-
copal Sunday school. This was wit
messed by hundreds of people on