, 1882-10-06

wor; giving the origin of history, theo
ries of Government, and great mass OF
interesting and reliable data IN reference
| o the United States from its Organiza
tion to the present time, The book is
handsomely bound in leather, library
style, and is sold at $5 per copy,
W. HAGGHT, special agent of the De,
| Dartment of Justice, who is making d
our OF the Pacific slope, on business
~ er'ed with the department, visited
the United States prison on McNiel l.
and few days ago, and came on to
Seattle. He will go to Walla Walla to
see Unitel States Prosecuting Attorney
Allen and Judge Hoyt
Owing to the poor health of the pastor
here were no services in the NJ. f.
,hurch last Sabbath; but on next Sun
lay, the Sth inst, the usual services,
Aorning and evening, may be expected.
It being the quarterly meeting occasion,
the Sacrament of the Lords Supper will
)e administered Immediately after the
morning sermon. PASTOR.
A BosroN man who came west and Or
d red his hotel dinner to made up of
"anything made from BEANS" was fed on
castor oil. He did not find it rs palata-
he as might have been expected fror
Ms request. Mr.. Ginger doesn't make a
speciality of castor oil, but he keeps
almost everything - and sells at low
prices.
SHERMAN's renowned educated horses
made their appearance in Port Town
send last evening, supported by all the
rdinary appointments of a first-class
,ircus. The tent, large one, was crowd
Il, all the seating room being fully oc-
upied. The tricks performed by the
,orses showed them to be thoroughly
aimed, and elicted repeated rounds of
applause. The trapeze performance,
crobatic feats, tight rope dancing clown
oddities and after concert were not
,tartlng or unusual, though they were
ully up to representations. Some little
disappointment was felt at the absence
OF female riding, but it was unavoidable
Oh account of the sickness Of performers.
Iowever, the public received its moneys
worth and was abundantly satisfied
TIE September number of the West
Shore contains elaborate photographic
views of Seattle, and an interesting art-
lie descriptive of that place. 1t will be
{ material service to the whole Sound
$ well as the particular point iliustrat-
ell, and will convey to eastern readers a
ruthful representation Of tiourishing
own. The enterprising business men of
icattle have met this matter in their
usual progressive spirit, and their re-
ward is not distant Tacoma will be
me Of the points next illustrated; also a
few views in Port Townsend will soon
appear, accompanied by brief descriptive
| descriptive articles.
PLEASANT PARTY Saturday a
jolly party Of about two dozen young
folks went to Irondale, by invitation OF
Mr.. J, b. Dyer, the gentlemanIy land
lord of the hotel at that place-the oc-
casion being the finishing of an addition
to the hotel building, 22x40 feet. The
generous hest had furnished good music
and spread supper that all enjoyed
Dancing enliyened the gay pleasure
seekers till midnight, when approaching
Sabbath warned them to seek theil
homes. BY the highly appreciated kind
ness of Capt. Bolles and Lieut.. MeHen,
ry, Of the U. 5. surveying schooner
Earnest, the entire party was conveyed
to and fro in the steam launch belonging
to the Ernest, and in boats towed by
that useful little craft. A most enjoya
bic time was reported, and the partici
pants Gyow obligations to those who
contributed so materially to their com
fort and pleasure.
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