Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-07-16
DAILY Observation-Disclosures.
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See the latest I'D. of G. G. Phinny &
Company.
The Italian organ grinder has planted
himself in Port Townsend.
Miss Mamie Boardman has gone into
6kaeit Valley, to teach school.
The 7. M A. service at 4 p. m. To-
day will be Mr.. A. W. Jones
The advertisement Of the steamer
I laho can be found in another column.
. Preaching at the NJ. E. church MORN
ING and evening BY Rev. J. d. skidmofe
Of Oregon.
Steamer Geo. E. Starr will leave here
At 8 O'Clock on Monday morning Tor
Port Townsend.
A person Wishing TO open small husl-
ness in Seattle, can learn Of first class
stand, by applying at this office,
The Steamship Willamette will be
She next vessel in the coal fset to ar
rive. She Ii expected here this evening.
The bark Sierra Nevada. loaded with
100 tons Of BENTON coal, is nov READY
fol- sea. She will probably go out today.
Rev. d. Barley will conduct divine
services in the d. r. Church today at III
Am. No service in the evening. Sun
day school rs usual.
Mrs. Neff has taken the house OF Mr..
W. H. Shoudy on the corner 81 second
md Madison streets, and il occupying
It As family residence.
The Rev. DR.. Plummer OF Portland
In tue guest Of the rector of Trinity
church and will preach today In our
city.
The Treasurer Of Walla Wsila City
received xl9, 3S6 during tho first half OF
the present year, and paid ont *i1,9so
He had on hand July LIST $l6E.
The Zephyr will in all probability be
launched from the Hammond ways Oh
Tuesday, and 90 on the upper Sound
route the day following.
Peter KoarsOu and andre Olsen were
washed overheard and drowned during
che last "trip of tho bark Cassaudrt
Adams from San Francisco 10 Liverpool
Trinity church 10 10 ifnmediatel.
undergo the alterations necessary TO b
Il for the reception Of the immense or
Ran-the largest in the Territory re
Gently purchased for 1t.
The Eastern Washington Medical So
Ciety was organized At Wails Wails las
week, by DOo'ors Pietryzcki. Mauzev
Blaiock, Sloan, Marion, Cropp, Nasson
Williamson, Dsnnison. Hit, Burch ant
Mccormack.
The steamer Otter will leave Mt
o'clock tomorrow morning for Whstcou
and ports on the way, in place OF thu
Welcome. which will be laid NJ for !e1
days for cleaning and repairs.
On the Fourth OF July. the old bari
Amethyst at San Francisco wax deco
rated in all her bunting, one flag barring
1872 on it, signifyin9 the date of he'
building, sixty years ago.
The steamer Idaho will laavo fol
Olympia and way ports tomorrow a.
$40 a.m., connecting at Now Iacorf
with the train for Portland. The Sun
day afternoon trip Of the Otter viii b
made no longer.
Judge Waite and wife, OF Candy, Orc
gOn, arrived here Friday evening. ana
will spend a week or more among
friends at this city. They ara ri pres
ct With tho family OF Dir. A. r. Han
ford.
BY reQue.t Of the N. G. Hartford
Chief Of Police of Salem, Chief Wooler,
last evening arrested George Reed, sol
Of &. A. Reed Of that city, and locked
him up. What the young man ha,
done TO deserve arrest In not known.
Tho Idaho made her first round triy
yesterday, and accomplished it ia the
inost successful manner, being three
quarters Of an hour ut Oiym0ia, being
81 Tacoma on the arrival Of ths train
and here little after in she even
ing.
Mr.. Brents's speech In the House or
she 18th Of June covered twelve pages
of tho Congregational Record. /. Is WIS full
OF information, and was powerful ar
gumeut in favor Of the admission OF
Washington Territory into the Union a.
State.
Tho First Presbyterian church OF So.
attic w. r., kev. Geo Il. Bird. |,
steadily growing. At the last com mum
ion tho enrolment Was eighty eight
Twenty additions Lave been made with
In the past twelve months.
Advocate.
Chas. UzafOee, prominent boot and
shoe dealer, end several other gentle.
mSn from salem, Oregon, who have
besn attending the grand lodge A. u. u
w., spent portion Of Fripry IN Seattle
They all Expressed themselves IN highly
pleased with our city and its prospects
Il 10 said that tho mosquitoes in the
6kaRit country are terrific this year
They arc bad enough any year, but arc
much worse this, on account Of the
overflow and unusual number bred. ID
N almost impossible to work, and sOms
Of the tsnder-skinnod have been com.
pslled 70 leave.
One Of the pretticst sights In exist
ence was aecn yesterday At sunset; ovcr
800 boats coming in on the evening tide,
eneir white sails cleaning in the rays Of
the sinking sun, and Hood Of purple
mist filling the north aide Of tho river,
deepening into dusky gray, ~ the
mountain shadows darkened into night.
Astoridn.
The work on the nov Directary Of
seattle 10 being rapidly pushed forward.
The classification Of the business and
professional men IN nearly complete;
alDO the list Of societies, sohools and
churches. II any Of our citizens can
furnish any information that will tend
90 make the work moro compete, thuy
vail not only confer favor ON the pub
liahers BY 20 doing, but also materially
aid In making the work credit and an
aksiAtance ~ all.
The machinery for the saw mill va,
brought here last night ON Q scow,
lowed from Seattle by the steamer t,s
lilo. Evsrything has now been received
except the dy-Wheel which will come
down On one Of the steamer. The
v0rA wiii pruRrsss rapidly. We lsaiu
that the delay has been occasionsd by
The unprecedented demand on the Scat,
lie machine shops and raw mills which
eook precedence over tho order for the
tort TowDseOd mill. but now the ma.
ehinery has como Il will b. immediately
PIT up.-Avgus.
AtA meeting Of prominent citiseua
nsld u the parlorH 0f The Arlington last
evening. It vaa resolved TO tender n fare
veil reception to profces0r aud Mira.
Andsrson, on next Tuesday evening a.
40 p.m., Al The Arlington hotel, We
understand she programme to include 4
supper and the usual speeches ON auch
occasions. Tbs following comuitrcee
vers appointed: On Financs--Bs,lsy
0atseTt, y. Kinney, W. II. irnlphrsy.