Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-24

The City Of Brooklyn is now at Yes
ler's wharf.
Chief woolery does not seem to let
up on the Migrants.
Piles are beins driven for the site OF
the new railroad depot.
A large amount of freight is stored IN
the Ocean dock warehouse.
A crossing has been laid on Front
street. just above the Opera House.
Dahl, the forger, failed to give bail.
and is Willing away the time In jail
Small amounts of hops are daily ship
ped to New York via the Northern
Pacific.
Merchant d Co. are poets as well as
confectioners, as their new lad. VIII
abundantly testify.
An old blind colored man named
Skinner came to town on the steamer
Messenger from the upper Sound yester-
day.
The pastor of the Presbyterian
Church, corner of Third and Marion
streets, will preach specially to young
men tomorrow evening.
The stock of groceries, crockery and
glassware formerly owned by n. Port
mau is being closed out without regard
to cast at the old store on Front street,
corner of Marion.
Steamer City OF Quincy will go to
Port Gamble today, and thence to Sno-
homish City. She took good lot OF
merchandise from here, and will take
more from Port Gamble.
Owing to the exceedingly stormy
weather down the Sound, by which she
was compelled to lose trip, the steam
or Evangel will be unable to make her
usual Saturday visit to this city this
week.
One handred and sixty-one students
have been enrolled at the Oregon State
Normal School at Monmouth during the
first term, which closed on the I'D inst.
The second term will open on Monday,
the 18th.
The Front street fish stands are NOV
ing up town. Two have lately been
opened up north of Madison street
Those at the foot of Columbia stree,
are to be driven away by the cftv. The
new location is better one to catch the
up town trade.
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| firing suite, exhibited touching bit OF
courtesy on their departure from Wash
ington the other day. As each passeC
the silver star which marks the spot in
| the railroad station where Garfield fell
he paused, uncovered his head and
bowed low.
Steamer Cyrus Walker came in her,
yesterday morning ON her way from
Port Gamble to North Bay for raft O
| sawlogs. The Walker locks very clear
and neat since her recent rebuildin,
and repair, and she travels we'll and il
said to be good sea boat--in fact, i
one of the best tugs now on the Sound
The new Schwabacher building is a
last ready for trade, and yesterday wa
thrown open to the public. The build
ing looks handsome enough at nigh
through its score of front plate Rlas
windows on the three floors. 1t is I'LL
questionably the most complete meroan
tile house in the city.
Steamer FavOrite is lying in SnOhO
mish river to kill the barnacles and 50
worms Oh her hull, and has been Their
for three weeks past. When done wit
this she will be put in the hands of tn
mechanics and thoroughly OverhauleG
The Puget Mill Company will then hav
four large and powerful tag boats in us
simultaneously, or Just enough to offse
the number of their big sawmills. III
boats are the Goliah, Cyrus Walker
Yakima and Favorite, and the mills th
two at Pert Gamble, the one at POI
Ludlow and the one at Utsalady, til
mills having an easy daily capacity Q
! 10000 feet of lumber.