The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-07-10

Mr. d Horton will lead the Praise
Meeting al the Y NJ G A Hall toner
r,w evening.
The ship N Boynton has arrived 10
the Columbia from Hongkong. bring
ing $50 Chinese.
There will be no morning service in
the Congregational Church tomorr ~.
Sabbath School at l2H. Union ser.
vice Of Yesler's Hail in the evening.
Mr. Robert Russell Is candidate for
the Council ir the Second Ward. That
he il honest and trne DO one will ques-
ton. and thsss virtues alone qualify
him for the place.
Oar space IL too valuable for the Civ
ing OF more OF i, N dead ducks lire
Thorndike snd Kees1r. After the
funeral Of tomorrow neither will ever
again be heard OF 90 candidates 10 this
city.
The Order OF Hibernians for Oregon
and Washington are 10 session at As
toria. The membership 10 said 10 be
10000 in the United States, the great
est strength being In the State OF New
York.
A new Methodist Church has been
Dedicated ut Fourth Plain. in Clarke
county, the cost VI which was enc thou
sand dollars. Rev JOHN Finn 10 pas-
tor at present. and the dedication oc-
Cured last Sunday.
Lieut. Virgil J Brumback. who has
just graduated from West Point. arrived
home in Boise City. June 10th. He is
the frs. Idaho graduate OF the military
academy. Lieut. Brumback has been
assigned to the "a infantry.
Cards are out announcing the
wedding of Howard II Lewis and
Miss Bessie Terry. to take place next
Wednesday evening. The reception
will be held at the residence OF Mr. ard
Mrs X Lewis. from nine to eleven
O'Clock.
The Idaho has been displaced on the
route to Victoria and Puget Sound by
the Orizaba. The latter is sidewheel
ship OF about the same dimensions a.
the Idaho. but Of greater passenger ca
pscity. and faster. Both vessels belong
to the same company.
Messrs Jennings aud Collins. In this
issue Of the ISTRLLIdESoKR. announce
themselves candidates for reelection 10
the City Council. They. beyond DIS
pute, have served the city we'll daring
the past year. and this is 70 strong re-
commentator in their favor.
They are having pretty lively steam
boating about Vancouver. six diffsr>
ent boats day. and all large and fne.
carry people to Portland and take them
back. Opposition Is sharp over the
route, accommodation 10 immense. and
people are carried for next to nothing.
The calling out Of Mr. Ingraham ss
Q candidate TO represenr the Third
Ward in the Common Council has
struck . popular chord. Mr.. Ingraham
10 the kind Of Q man wanted for the
place. upright and honorable, intelli-
gent and liberal. aud fitted by inclins-
ton and experience TO I'LL the place
with credit to himself and his constitu-
snts. His hsn.s are clean. bis record
good. and he can be depended upon by
the people to frown upon Jobs" and
all manner Of corruption.
Miss Flora Phelps, one Of the Uni
versity graduates. leaves on the Dskots
this morning for her home 10 Iowa.
She has lived here with her uncle,
President Anderson. nearly three years.
Her friends we're invited 70 the farewell
reception ct the Presidents house,
where. after general entertainment and
music. they partook Of some choice re-
freshments. Abont eleven o'clock the
young people went to the steamer to
bid her ANAL farewell and q pleasant
journey.
Mr. L Hsllsnbeck, . coworksr " ith
Moody and SAnkey in San Francisco
l.,t winter, il now In this city. He
will address the people OF Seattle this
evening at Yesler's Hall. and relate bic
experience. The relation Of this expe-
encs was listened to by crowded houses
in San Francisco again and again. and
with good effect. We bespeak for this
meeting q large attendance and the
hearty cooperation of ell who feel in
terested in the cause OF temperan 90 add
religion. The meetings will be con-
tinued as per future announcement. Nj
Hailenbeck can remain bat . short
time ~ he 10 daily expecting marching
orders frem Mr. Moody 10 60 10 Homo
lulu.