Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-27
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Mrs A. Slorah left for the East yss
tenday.
The steamship MEXICO sails for San
Francisco today
Postmaster Walters, Of Tacoma, spent
yesterday in Shis city on bosinss-
The Unatilla sailed for San Pran-
cisco yesterday morning, coal ladsn-
T. n Armstrong. Of the railroad en-
paoy, came over from Portland yester-
day.
Bzrkenrine Malay viii take lumber
from Poff Blakely 70 Apla and Noomea
As her next cargo
Afew more wEKKLrEs arr vet TO Be ob-
tanned az the p1slicstion 5Hoe. of the
Issue Of the present week.
Senator Dosph vent 70 Olympia yes
| ter1ay 70 attend the railroad express
contest there before Judge Hoyt-
joseph Cornssock. Sherla of kitsap
county, has removed his place Of resi-
dence from Porf Biakeiy "a Port Mad
isou.
Street work goes on With undated
vigor, and promises 20 60 on the greater
part of the winter before present con-
tracts are completed
Common opinion Is that the fog of
the last two DAYS has been the heaviest
and densess ever seen here for 50 long
and unbroken time.
| Mr. Armstrong of Portland, arrived
here last evening to-iook after the night
of way matters for the railroad. be
will remain several days
40. Benjamin has his little wreck
| ing steamer nearly ready for business
He has named her the Bee. She vii be
ready for inspection next week.
Mrs Harmon moved yesterday from
the Andrews house, on Mill street, 10
her own recently purchased home On
the corner Of Fourth and Columbia
Mrs. j. B. Allen, of Walla Walla.
spent yesterday in Seattle. She ex-
pressed herself az much surprised at
the growth and Improvement of the
town.
Yesterday was raw enough q day to
suit most any one, the fog being dense,
damp, and everywhere the Temperature
low, and the feeling one OF general dis
comfort.
An effort will be made in the coming
session of the Legislature to relieve the
Third Judicial District of portion Of
its work, by adding Pierce county TO the
Second District
Captain W. H. Taylor is suffering
much pain from the injuries received
by his recent accident. Ii il feared be
Sustained internal injuries. a. well az a
fracture Of his collar-bOne.
| Work has begun ON the erection OF
Captain Giimsre's house on Front
street, % long projected and delayed.
Ii will Be a fine building, much rese0n-
bling the Amos Brown building along
side.
A. p. Hotaling 4 Co. have changed
their warehouse from the building on
the extreme north end of the Yesler
wharf to the building near the center
of the wharf, which they have all TO
themselves.
There are now 595 pupils in attend
anoe at the Central School, who are
taught by IL teachers. Eleven of the
rooms in that large building are occu-
pied, and the twelfth will be as soon as
IL is needed.
Large quantities of hay are being
brought to town, hardly day going by
without the coming of a scow load from
| up White RIVER or from down the
Sound, 70 say nothing Of that broughs
IN by wagon and rail.
| James Power, Councilman from What
com County, came up ON the steamer
Idaho, and spent yesterday in this city.
To-day he will 60 On 10 Tacoma aud
| Olympia. M. Powers record as leg
isiator will bs good one, We believe.
Rev. G. II. Watson, rector of Trinity
Church, will leave for Philadelphia to-
morrow, theye to represent the mission
AIRY jurisdiction of Washington Terri
tory IN the Episcopal Triennial Coun-
cil. to convene in that city October 81.
The horse belonging TO Wells, Fargo
d Co., which became frightened and
| jumped OF the wharf into the bay tbs
other evening, and which came so near
drowning. II all right again, and pulls
the express wagon about town as usual.
A large oil painting of ex- Governor
Ferry adorns the show window of Chas.
Goldstein, the halter. The likeness il
very natural, and the picture, taken as
. whole, 10 real work of art. II was
painted by an artist who is sojourning
IN Seattle.
| Capt. A. b. Pillsbury of Portland
who recently married Mss Camilla n
Coburn, daughter of C. A. Coburn OF
moon on the Sound with his bride. The
ing the past day or two.
A gentleman from Portland states
that the people of that place are greatly
alarmed over the aspect Of the stocl
market in New York. A number Of
stockholders there have been notified
by telegraph to make their margins
good, which means the going down in
their pockets for large sums Of money
| For fear that the street railroad com
panies may possibly charge the peopl.
too little for their car-fidee, minimum
rates that may be charged are provided
by Law but no hartman rates are 60
tablished 10 prevent their charging thu
people too much. This is moro consid
crate 10 the companies than 20 the pub
iic-
The hauling Of 90 much earth owe
down town streets has bad the effect 4
raise their nights Hn inch or two al
through, by the dropping from ever,
carload Of few pounds while in tran
sit. In this way the cro@walks hav,
been covered over add over again, Will,
the gravel put on only last month haI
. all but dis ,ppeared under its dust.
coat.
The new Wa ChonQ brick buildinl
, begins 10 loom up pretty high. AM
,, viii decidedly top over any Of the othe
houses Of the nsiehboshood. Though
will net be ~ eosd building a. NUN
ber Of others in town. Il viii BE- vas
deal better than large majority, an.
. viii serve ~ an incentive 70 other build
ers 70 induce them TO pat up hooss
better than those of. . Chinaman q
! least.
II The North Pacific passed mp ID
! Sound last night all right, but sevsea