The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-07

C,tizsns' Mass Convention at Yesier's
Hall tonight.
The Bishop Of New Westminster. 4.
G.. had q class for confirmation IT IL
men and 81 wsmea . week ago lest
Sunday.
5 l. Maxwell. Esl. Editor Of the
stciIacoom Kxpre,s. spent the Fourth
smong old friends and familiar scenes
in this neighborhuc.l
Al Stevens. Lie school teacher ut
Lake WashIngion Oh. mounted bis horse
Yesterday morning ard start ID for Spo-
kan Falls, where lac wiH in futnrs re.
side.
The LIST instant was the Thrift eth an
niverssry of the confederation Of the
Province Of British North AmePica, I'm.
der the act Of the British Government
creating the dominion Of Canada
The pony gang Of the Utsalady saw.
mill cut 81, 260 feet IF lumber in Q ain.
gle day last week. In tso hoars and =
half 26 900 FEET were cut. Where il the
mill of like capacity that can beat LISA
lady
In the base ball match played in this
city on Monday. between The Newcastle
aud Seattle mines, the later came OH
victorious. after botly soDtesied game.
The &C re . Get showed the following
result: Seattle. 4; Newcasth. 3.
British bark Orient, ioaded& ith iron
for the Oregon Railway and Nsviga-
iron Company. was recently abandoned
at sea Tue cargo was insured. The
rnilrnnd company, to save loss Of time.
will replrcy the iron with similar mate
rial Ia he puIehas. d ia San Francisco.
The propeller ynruns is gone beyond
hope. Her machinery IL bsing Ts,nov-
ed ami b, Z hull will be absndoned- She
met with disaster ON the southern
coast of Oregon r ID Hums was her
ownrr The Varurs was we'll known
az these waters where she cut Q bright
figure ten or twelve years ego.
The steamships City Of Chester aud
Idaho will probably DO employed 10
carving the C.nadsan mail dnrias the
next four years. II 20. The City Of
: Chester will .n~ke Ills tour II the Souod
usually made by tue Dakoss. deiivering
and receiving freight and when there
is more than she is able to do alons the
Idaho will aasist her. gs---ss.-.s
The Seattle IA wn,ill did almost 3
whole days work in two hoursoD Non
day morning. A. considerable quantity
OF lumber was waited b. repair tbs coal
bunkcrs 1T Newcastle, which il VS. de.
sirable should be sent out on the early
train Of that morning. Mr. Colnian aud
oil hands tnrned out and the mill began
cutting 1T 4 o'c.ock. BY 6 the Necessary
two carlolds Il 4inch plank were Cut
and loaded .ni ready to start with the
engine Aid excursion train.
Niles s. l.eebe . pair # young
Portland job printers. have been closed
up by i,lake. Bobbins & ca. of San
Francisco. on debt Of Sla00. Their
ou,i: COS, them $4,000. and they are
b hind about $4,000 The difference
between these amounts 5000 --is
what they will lose. while they or their
creditors will lose tue difference be
tweca tn. amount of their liabilities
hlil Tue hutuHt vi tuctf hsSets Wutu re-
iucvd 10 cash, estimated at $4,000 more.
Capt j G Ainsworth has bought the
] Ross Browne residences in O.klsnd,
Cal. aud in it will hereafter make his
home. TIL. Captain and family retain
home IN Portland aud one . few
miles from Tacoma. where they spend
the summers boating. driving, fishing.
entertaining company. &c.. in the most
delightful manner imaginable. The
health VI Capt Ainsworth 10 quite frail.
and he 10 compelled to move about
seeking change Of nsand air. Hence
mis- numerous places Of residences.
Mrs Pontins has rebuilt her residence
near Lake Union, until 1t 10 quite un-
ike the old house that has stood there
aud SCI sed shsm 90 lsng.. Nrs PoDtius
has cold Considerable properly 81 late.
aud from the proceeda hes been enabled
to Ok hssselfs quits comfortable. The
farm that soHce stood way, cat in The
woods. forlorn enough. 10 now. BY the
growth Of Seattle. quite 10 town. and
will soon mark the place Of residence Of