Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-01

4 lost dog Is advertised for IN another
column.
The Unatilla sailed for San Fran
cisco yesterday evening.
The little steamer Biz is again on the
water after extensive repairs.
j. N. McAferty is new lawyer. who
has taken an office in the Post building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Phillips of Port
Townsend have gone to Santa Barbara
to spend the Winter.
Some one wanting second hand
piano can be accommodated at the
music store of J. d. LownaR.
Mr.. J. d. Selleck. long of Cherry Val
ley, will shortly remove TO a new place
bought by him near Lake Union.
Mrs. w. B. Seymore, who has been on
visit to her parents at Snoqualmie,
will shortly rejoin her husband in this
city.
On Thursday afternoon a wagon over
turned on lower Mill street for no known
reason and spilled three men into the
mud.
Any one wanting to bay fine piece of
land-o0 acres-eli9ibly located, can do
SO on making personal application at
this olnce.
A teacher is wanted for the school at
Eagle HarbOr. one of the pieasantest
districts TO be found in the country
about the Sound.
Sheriff McGraw on Tuesday last ar
rested aud brought to this city three
men charged with cutting timber on
Government lands in the White River
country.
The war against the Migrants con-
tinues with undated vigor. Five were
arrested yesterday and released upon
promising to leave the city by this morn
ine's boat.
The Arion ball at Yesler's Hall on
Thanksgiving evening was largely at
| tended, and seemed to be heartily on
joyed by all. Dancing was continued
until late hour.
MIR. Elliott has started out as repre-
sentative Of book firm of Ii. Davies
Il Co. His first trip will include Port
| Gamble and Seabeck. With him he has
large supply of elegant holiday books.
| This office was treated to serenads
by the Queen City Band on Thankssiv-
ing day. The band went all over town
during the forenoon of that day, rem
dering pieces of their choicest music for
the public qualification.
| DR.. Edward kilbouru, for eight years
practicing ia Aurora and Chicago. ILL.,,
| has removed to Seattle, and will shortly
open dental office in this city. DR..
kilbOurn Is nephew of MIR. q. +. Stone,
the Front street merchant.
L. +. Cakes, Vice Presi dent of the
Northern Pacific Railroad, arrived in
Portland on Thursday last, and will
come over here today, spending today
and tomorrow in Seattle and Tacoma,
and going back to Portland on Monday.
Two attempts have recently been
made III King County to lay Valentine
scrip along the shore line of Lake Union
III front of d. L. Denny aud Judge
MERGERS donation claims, but thus far
they have been justly unsuccessful
FOHjter.
Boulton Il Moore's Star Combination
went over to Port Blakely on Thursday
last and played there that night to a
a far house. They will be back here
again on Monday next, when they will
give their second performance i'll Yes
ler's Hall.
Religious services i'll connection with
the Second Baptist Church. Meeting
regularly every Lords day, on jefferson
street, south of James, between Ninth
and Tenth. Sabbath School at 8 a. III.
Bible study at ) p. H., superintendent by
K. S. Greene.
The steamer Emma Hayward has
been withdrawn from the route to Taco
ma, Steilaooom and Olympia and the
Welcome has taken her place. 1t is to
be hoped the Emma Hayward's ab-
sence from the route will be but tenn
porary, as the Welcome is not a proper
substitute for her.
Thanksgiving night was one of the
wettest Of the present season. The rain
poured down III torrents, the water on
the streets ran like rivers. the mud was
too deep for any one getting in it to
touch bottom, the gas winked and
bllnked continually and it was general
ly the most disagreeable night one
could imagine.
They have had another fire in the
Chinese quarter at Victoria that caused
the destruction of six wooden builMin %,
three Of which belonged to MIR. G. BOssi,
on COrmOrant street, near Stere. The
destruction of these buildings and the
|
turned upwards of thousand China
men Ill that CITY cut of doors.
The Legislature has adjourned, and
the members and officers all departed
for their four dozen and more homes.
While the late Legislature did not do
everything wanted of it, or as perhaps
it should have done III every case, 1t
probably made AS few mistakes as most
of its predecessors, while il certainly
was an improvement upon the Legisla-
ture of 1881.
The steel steamer Alaskan sailed
from the Delaware breakwater on the
9th, en- route around the Horn to Puget
Sound, with Captain Martin i'll com
mand. She brings IA cargo of railroad
material for the y. Il. u N. road and
will put into Portland before coming to
the Sound. 1t is expected that she will
make one of the fastest trips on record
around tue continent.
"El Condo Carsona," the Duan man,
has not been seen since the night of his
failure to show. He had the hall lit, a
d"orkeeper Oh dAty, and all ready.
About that time there were half a -dozen
bills at the door for collection, thirteen
complimentary tickets taken in and not
a cent of hard money. al Condo Car
soma" thereupon lit out. going
without a word Of warning, and leaving
all in the lurch for their money. His
valise, with few dirty clothes i'll it, was
left at the hotel. No one seems to know
which way he went, or what has become
of him.
THE CoNrRABAND CHINEsE.-The hear
ing of the case of the Cinnamon SNUG
gled from British Columbia was con-
cluded by Justice Vrooman yesterday.
Two OF the prisoners were held and re-
manded to the custody Of the Inspector
of Customs. The other one. All Sin.