Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-16

iday in Victoria.
Four ships are loading canned Fraser
River salmon at Victoria.
". Montgomery has somethinR to SAY
20 the readers in the paper OF tnis morn
ing.
In the Port Townsend district are "a
~hiIdren of school age, and school &C
eommodation for only l3O pupils.
n. 8. Booth has regularly entered
unon the real estate business, ana nas
onened an once in the postofice build
Ing.
The ship Harvester, just from Pnila-
delphia, = described 70 us oy Cepsaln
Parkar = the most elegant saileI tns!
sSse hoatsd upon the waters OF roeo'
found.
20, anna reason or other the street
lamua vere unlit In tho darkest hours
~ nieht, and tho absence OF tho light
vas peinoipaliy felt by the later pedea-
TRANS.
eone sueak thisf stole two bars Of pig
leed from The sidewalk in front Of :.
0ohram 4 Co.'S store, on Thursday
mint. At this rate hot stove VIII %
IN danger soon.
W rsorst 70 learn that the little son
OF Geo. ". Tibbetts, Of Squak valley.
fell from . fsnoe day before yesterday
and broke his arm. The limo vas
promptly ct and the boy II doing veil.
Nj. D. g. WaldYon, business agent OF
tho San Francisco Wasp. paid us q
uleeseut visit yesterday, Tho Wasp ~
~ ilIustrsted paper Of merit. Mr.. wal.
deuo viii csuvas the city IN behalf OF
his journal
A dmustch from San Francisco states
that tho Marquis and Princess will SAL
6 s o'clock on Saturday: that they hope
70 arrive at Esquimalt ON Tuesday
ovenin6. and that they will land on
Wednesday.
III said that the hop crop Of WILSON,
sin = hopeiessiy ruined by little m
81. which gets under the leaf and SOCKS
the ssp from il, when the Leaf snrlveis
and turns dark. In many counties Inc
hops will mot b picked.
Chaa. Naher announces the receipt OF
che 0rst iustallment Of fine stock Of
pisuos and organs recently purchased
~ him. These Instruments must be
eold 70 make room for others, and arc
offered at bed rock figures.
The farm Of J0rgsnson Bros., at the
Junction Of White and Black rivers, ~
Tor sele. Il 10 . hns place, and will
make home that any man may we'll 10
peoud Of. Newcomers should look at
1sr this desirable property.
Rev. p. Bonn, Superintendent Of the
German missions OF the n. 4. Church
for the Northwest, who has resided in
Portland for the past two years, thnks
of renewing 70 Seattle, with view Of
founding 4 German n. Il. Church in
this city.
ain the Twilight" Gavotte, il ono OF
Ne latest and most popular publications
nom The pess Of sherman. Clay q Co..
a Gan Francisco. The composition
= u the kind that clings 70 one after
belne heard. The pgios 10 70 cents, for
.vAleh Il can b had from any music
DEALER.
10 give our people . chance to visit
yjo1oeia daring The coming festivities
tho O. B, and n. Co. will run thoir ele-
eaut steamer North Pacific on the ex-
oursion plan during the coming week,
tAkina pooplo over and back ct reduc-
tioa Of one third the usual rate. A large
number Of citizens contemplate availing
themselvea Of the advantage thus Of
1ogod them.
4 young named Green Was brought to
The Hospital yesterday from 6kamokwa,
suffering from terrible wound In his
thigh. A day or 20 ago while ont hunt
ing with his brother -in-law In Wahkia-
KUN county, w. T.. his companions
Unm vae aSe3AnnAaliv dinNharOad. thu
entire load entering his left thigh, and
managing II in fearful manner.-As-
toriaN.
The musical program at the Fair last
evening was quite interesting. The
German Singing Club, under the dirtc.
Mo- Of Prof. 0tsinle, rendered several
choice German songs IN nne style, and
Seoeived hearty poaudita from the audi
enee. Mn. Cowles also sang Maid Of
Athena" and received An encore, ~
Which she yespondsd. Tbs attendance
- night was much larger than on any
pgoy3o00 ooooa3oa.