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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-29
fnH Rgv. W. .. HARRINGTON A
SAlIN.

3AA82s
The following ID lstter from the lase
pastor Of the n. E. Church in this city.
Il describes his Journey and reosptioa
ct Salem:
The elements seemed determined 20
keep u from leaving Seattle. The fog
and smoke Of Thursday morning, Sepf.
9th. arc to ne memorable a. the "thick-
est" weather eyer sav. The Emma
Hayward ran afoul Of ship lying At
anchor before she got eut Of Elliott
Bay. Moro than once she touched bot
tom on her way to Tacoma, and at that
place the look ont could NOT see the
wharf until within few feet Of il.
The safe voyage of that dark morn
ing speaks volumes in favor Of Captain
Orr as navigator.
We. reached Kalama on time, but
found no boat awaiting M to take as to
Portland. The fog vas a. deuse - on
the Sound. The steamers did not run"
at all; they orept by day and tied up ss
night. So Ne waited in this uninterest-
ing town seventeen hours. The only
bed vs could get was the privilege Of The
Gtting-ro0m door, of which We avaiied
ourselves for the night without meney
and without fire. We had no trouble In
waking early the next morning, and our
toilet was quickly and easily made.
At $50 am. we started for Portland,
which city received us at abeut 10
o'clock.
We held AN impromptu levee at Our
hotel. whore numerous Illinois friends
Of "auld lang syns" called upon US
one Of whom was pupil in our frst
experience in teaching in A. d. 1850.
fear that thoee figures reach 90 far back
toward the Hood that you will infer that
Am no longer . boy; but please 10
member that some are born old, and
some, although they live many years,
mover become old. May You and /
prove that ~ belong TO the latter class.
Ones age should be judged not by his
teeth, the color Of his hair, nor the
length Of his days, but by his freshness
and viQor, or the lack Of these qualities.
Moses vas an hundred and twenty
years old when he died" He vas still
young, for This eye was not dim, nor
his natural force abated."
In the afternoon We took tho train fol-
Salem. reaching there ct 7:l5. Al the
depot We found carriages in waiting for
"a. We were taken to the parsonage,
whore about ono hundred members Of
the church had gathered to bid % vel
como. A bountiful supper was served
ard an agreeable evening was spent.
We have nov been in Salem two
weeks. and have met With nothing bot
kindness and appreciation.
Seattle has the energy and rustic Of
great commercial oentrs-as 1t is-vhile
Salem has rather more of the quiet At
m0sphers of the academic grove in
AthenI, whore Plato loved to mediate.
But our home BY the sea in the Queen
City" Of Puget Sound possessed rare
charms for %, and We certainly cannot
hope 70 find . plsasanter one until We
dwell in the one not made with hands,
eternal in the heavens!
We hope to greet alike our Salem and |
our Seattle friends lover there The
hours spent in your beautiful city can
never be forgOtten-espscislly those |
last golden" hours which brought % q |
gift TO be cherished forever and aye. |
Yours faithfully,
WV. 8. HARRINGTON.
Salem, Or, Sept. n, 1883.
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LexDeH's WAITE. SUPPLY.

1u0 T6ll mail u0<ette: Five OF e0o
metropolitan water companies draw
their supplies from the Thames above
TsddinRt0n look. The average daily
flow Of the river at the intakes 10 50O,-
1000 gallons. These companies alb
stra. g. 90, 900 gallons Per day-that ID,
q little moro than o e-eiahth Of the TO-
tai dow. They possess power TO ab-
stract very nearly 1lO.000,000 gal
Ions per day. On the drainage area
of the Thames there dwell 100000 peo-
pie (includinQ 100000 in towns Of mp
ward Of 5000 inhabitantsl, and upon ID
there live 10000 horses, 100000 cattle,
10000 sheep and 10000 pigs. Their
sewage and refuse pass into the Thames,
either directly Of Indirectly. The the
DRY that polluted river water purifiss it.
self in its hOw has been proved to b
false. After 6ltfatiOn this water 10 sent
TO London. Il 10 considered very satis-
factory whom filtration removes q Der
cent. Of the organic Impurities, leaving
" per cent. 70 b supplied In solution e
the consumer. The o0Opanioo derive Z
gross annual income Of E7bO,O00 for this
supply. The volume Of The Gov In the
river h fairly constant, but the amounts
of lie pollution and Of the quantities
abotraoted daily are necessarily tncroas-
ing onesL The whole of theee figures
are taken from blue-books, and II dis
puted the reference for each will Be
given. II IL wsrs possible for the com
pAntes to have . reservoir ooutainind
&, W0, 600 gallons a abeolutslv pure
water, and into it we're allowed 10 70 the
contents Of. water clossts, household
dog and manufactured refuse Of Ill.,
600 people, In the same proportion In
which thsy respectively enter the
Thames ct the present time. and, In I'D
dition, ~ much Of The manure Of 1900
horses. 5000 cattle, 12,500 sheep and
1900 pies - could hnd IL way shsss,
and II - pr osnt, or even 30 per oent.
Of these organic impuritiss we're re-
moved By nitrasioo, i shsrs any house
holder In London Who would ne it fou
drinking OF domestic porposssf Yea
this 10 pro rata what they unoomplain-
ing receive and ~ every day.
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4 family oonsiksinR of fathss, mothsg
and foar ohildrsa vas smsne IL bop.
picksFs Who vsre waiting h the Utioa
depot . fec days a9e for . train that
uas 70 take then 20 Watssville. Tho
fn&hee aid that thsy vould earn 1k.iO
. day, ard that they usually u1ade
enough money in To hop-pi skine 80
80 e tuo woehs - by III ths1y cod
and po4o1oos ~ ~ Ujn1oE.
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SPAM's CoHprrIoN Ajax. Delmar,
chief Of the bsreAu Of statistics undss
The johnson administsAtion, returned {
short time ego from spain, vhsrs b
vent at the instance Of some EnRiish
oapitalists. He says b ssv wonder
ful ooantry, but that Il h " run down
and away behind ths aes." h ays :
Frem an industrisl and eommsroial
point Of viev. Spain - hepslssaly b.
hind the age, and neves viii b able "a
catch up with Il. Nos only does il nssd
moro railways, 1t also requires nev &c.
ricultural implsmsnts, fresh heesds a
hofsss, eattls. dhesp and swins. and BET.
tsr sseds for their cereal crops u
short, she country b completely run
down, and nothing shoet Of svsspine
rsvolotien ~ another Peer the Great
will ever bald Il up rapidly enough e
keep pass With moro psoRrsssivs coon'
t1ies."
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SEABDCk.-The Hoods Canal loegers
are kept busy 70 get out logs enough
for the Seabeok mill. The new mill 10
very nearly finished, and when COM
plsted will cst about 10000 fest OF lum-
Der per day. No vessels are now in
port, the last 10 20 10 see being tho
barkentine J. II. Griffith, ON sunday
morning.
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The YoUNa NArURALIsrs.-Thsm Nom.
bers of this society have adopted o new
plan Of work. The curators of the sew.
eral departments have been notified and
three OF them are expected t. lecture
each week. last evening Chas. Denny,
curator Of 0rnitholoRy. J. e. ChilberR,
Of oenchology and Prof. o. B. johnson,
ON Ochthy0loRy, (B. Randolph, the
curator, being abssnt,) delivered lect-
ures. which wore Interesting and in.
structivo.
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{ A SrEAMER TO BEAT THE RAILROAD
Captain Scott. Of the Fleetwood, il 60
ing 10 build propeller this fall that be
intends shall pass any boat ON the
C0lumbia river. Il will be 175 feet long,
and 70 feet beam, and Z feet depth Of
hold. and will make tho run between
here and Portland inside Of five and .
half hours. Captain Scott has habit
of making Q success of whatever he I'M
dertakes, and will have a boat that will
be . credit to himself and q convenience
to the travelling public.
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CHOICE TIMBER LANDS

QODIEs OF TIMBER LAND ON THE
- Sound, Grays naFbOr, and In Oregun.
for sa1e cheap. Parties having bodice Oh
timber lands situated ~ any q the above
places are requested % correspond with
fI9K 4 PARKINSON.
RQou ~ AingWcgtA hlock. Portland,
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Mr.. Mitchell OF B sco, No.. bought
eeyeral PACKAGES af unclaimed freight
q On auction IN Bsat0n- When he re-
ostyed ~ goods thero Vas IN extra
paokaHo n tn lot, and II IL - found
no thoonnn1 oenona = nannsesipf. !
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For oale.

A ZINE CARRIAG. rIAM. SOUND.
~ kid and hAadsome; weight -
pcunde ole dnpple szey d oeaae DAP
~ Known. A twoeaaeoa wa0oa and hor-
- 80 fur ~ v1th tonR. = eepasate1y.
& = Axx. CuA1nx1 ~, 1owlooad
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IIRsT-9 ACRES RICH AILUvIAL
II White river bottom land. with good
two-Story frame house Of nine rooms.
painted and hard finished barn, WOOD
shed and small orchard clear, running
vetsr @ the place; Is acres improved.
eecond-5o acres sdjoining the above /:
same quality Of soil: % acres cleared, the
rematndee geod pasture large prune or
chard four acres Of hops; good running
water good. dry. elevated building spot.
ThIrd-ss acres Of choice land near the
above described trsctst with splendid or.
chard b. bearing finely located buildina
spot with spring 30 feet above; % acres
cleared, balance open and furnishing good
pasture. PFicc, &300o.
An this land v situated within n miles
of white river. miles Of Renton, and Is
miles Of Seattle. In . thickiy settled
district; one quarter Of . mile from the
railroad On completion OF the railruad
70 Back river these farms win be within
IN hours ride Of New Tacoma or Seattle.
Good schools and churches convenient.
For Particular inquire Of y. o. Meekcr.
New Tacoma. w. r.; G. ~. Davis. " hite
river, w. r.; =. 4. Osborne. Seattle, w. r.;
+. Onrien. residing near the premIsea or oi
X. MEEKER & Co,
jeD Puyallup. W. r.
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The trade dollar is an orphan. II has
no par, and it, mar refuses to recoR-
nize Il.
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III OFFER FOR SALE IN
Tervy's Addition
Lot 4. block.5a.
Lots S and s block s.. with house.
Lots and 3 block IS.
Lots S and 4 block So.
Lots and l. block IS.
Fractional block 81.
Lot 3 block s. with house.
Lots ana !. block rs.
4. 4. 0enny's Addition /:
Lots . and II, block 80.
Lot block a. with house.
Lot IA. block "A.
East half lots and 8. block o. corner
Second and Pine streets.
Second and Union streets.
Lot ], block X.
Lot & block H.
Lot S block q. with house.
VIM. N. Bells Addition .
Lots S and G. block Is.
Let Lot 4 4 1 SIcat "a 4 with house.
Heirs 8. \. Bell Addition
Lots I and z block 81. with house.
Lots and Z block IS, with house.
Lot 8, block ~, with house.
Lot II. block 81 with barn,
Lot 10. block A, with house.
Lot IL block "A.
Lot I. block IL
Maynard's Plat
Lots 4 and s. block IA,
Lots I, & g. 4, block "a.
East half lot s. block 5.
Lot 4. block 10. Borens plat on Second
street.
Lots and 3 block 81. Denny's and Bells
addition.
North half block z Eastern addition.
Lots and 9 block 3, Eastern addition.
Is lots In Hanford's addition.
Lots Is and l6, block 80, Kids addition
50 lots in McGilvra's addition.
% lotsin Yesler and Mc0ilvra's addition
Lots 4 s 8 and Z. block & McNaught's
| arst addition.
Is lots In Northern addition.
Is lots In Pontius' addition.
50 lots In Phinney's addition.
2choice lots In Union addittDn.
| lots In Central Seattle.
2splendid lots in Eden addition.
I lots In Edes & Knights addition.
Lot !, block 8. Judkins addition.
Lands BY the sore In tracts Of two scres
and upwards. Farms and wild lands. etc.
Call and examine full list and prices.
aaa .>aas
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Pe1songen and freight cars Of the O.
seattle every day Sundays excepted q
5:0 q m. and 9 p. m. Arrive ct Renton q
80 9. m. and p. m. Arrive ct Newcastle
ct $50 Q. m. and D. m.
Returning. leave Newcastle ct 10 q m.
and S p. m. Arrive ct Rent0n ct Has 4.
"a. and SIS p. m. Arrive ct seattle q I q
N. and p. m,
Depot King Street Foot Of Second strss&
Ftp. WEYMOUTH. Assx. Stunt
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For through tickets. time tables and full
information apply to A. L. MAXWELL
Ticket Agent Oregon Railway and Nayi.
cation Company, Portland. Oregon. or To
any coupon ticket agent ON this coast.
3. .. MERRILL. A. v. H. CARPENrRR.
NJ, Henl Manager. Cen. Pass. & Tiki ARt
Paul, Mimi. ~
W. II. MARSHALL. Trav. Pass. Agent
u Front IT., Portland. Or. seq Am
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WE WILL GIVE FIFTY DOLLARS
w pa y for o. stumps delivered IT our
min . Lake Washtngton. Apply %
@. C. PHINNH = CO.
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LAVE CONSTRUCTED MARINE
Ii Ways. just north OF the Barrel Fac
tory. capable Of hauling out . vessel Of
contracts Of hauling out, repairing. ne.
building. iengthening. or building vcssels
or stcaineD on short notice and reasonar
bic tesma Ship carpenters and caulkors
sent % any place ON the Sound. We vii
give all jobs personal attention. We NO
eusfsnsee entiro satisfaction . all parties
bclds Win b glvea WheDever rcouirS6
- Ooes - ~. eoo1flA ". =. = In
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ST1A1RR & RAILROAD TRAvKL
-~~-.--~~~>~~~-~~
TH ~
PIONEER SHORT Linz
TO THE EAST.
The Chicago, milwaukee and
St Paul Railway,
IN CONNECTION WITH THE
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY,
SHORT LINE

ENRnM ALL POINTS IN THE pACI.
Il nc Northwest to CHICAGO, and nj
points IN the Eastern and Southern Statee.
II ~ the ONLY LINE running Pullman
Palace Sleeping Cans between ST. PATI
and CHICAGO via Milwaukee.
IL u the only line under one manage
ment between ST Paul and Chicago. and
owns three separate and distinct lines BE-
tween those pointa. thus giving psssen.
gers q choice Of three routes, passinR
through the most fertile. populous and
picturesque sections Of Minnesota. Iowa
wisconsin and Illinois. II runs the finesf
dining cars In the world. and NO effort h
spared 70 secure the comfort Of its patrons.
no change Of cars Of any class between
81. Paul and Chicago. and but one chan9e
nom Portland. which IL made in 81. Psni
IN grand Union Depot occupied Jointly
with the Northern Pacific Railroad.
ne sure your tickets read via Chicsro.
milwaukee and St Paul Railway, and -.
cure the advantages only offered by this
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WANTED TO BORROW,
CKvERAL THOUSAND DOLLARS.
= on good real estate security. Apply
ct this ofllce. eel u
WANTED.

A GIRL TO ATTEND CHILDREN.
a Apply q the Temple q Fashion s.,
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JUpGE BLACKS MAGSANrMrrY TO Po-
LrrrcAL OrPoNKSr.--The late Judge
Black and Senator Carpenter felt the
greatest admiration for each other, al
though bitterly opposed 10 one another;
and some time peevious 10 the decease
Of the former the widow Of the latter
asked the Judge to write an epitaph for
her husbands monument. He accord
ingly wrote the following and sent II to
Mrs. Carpenter . fey days before he
died: Matthew Hale Carpenter, the
most accomplished orator OF his day
and generation. He addressed no audi
ence that be did not charm and touched
no subject th&t be did not adorn. First
among Senators aud foremost Of states
uen. he vus mighty in word and deed.
True 10 his country and his conscience.
his public career was - stainless as il
was lofty. He was worthy 10 stand, A.
be did Is the head Of the legal profess
sion, because he Vas profoundly versed
in learning. . thorough master of its
practical rules, and irresisfibly power
ful In forensic debate. Yet his family
and Ill his associates, including the RI
walls he surpassed, are apt 20 overlook his
shining talents ~ they recall the kind
noss OF his heart, and admiration Of the
great juriat. the eloquent Advo sste, the
brilliant Senator. the mstchless poiit-
ical leader, il lost b them and swal-
lowed up in persouaf Affection for the
man"
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CHICAGO. Sept. 28.-This afternoon,
while being towed out of the river, the
large schooner David Vance struck an
abutment of the Adams viaduct, knock
ing a section of II 60 feet long of the
pier to the ground below, distance of
20 to 30 feet. number of persons and
one or two horses went down with il,
and several people were severely, but
none fatally hurt. One woman was
thrown into the river, but rescued.
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Want the once Removed.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 28.-Citizens of
Albuquerque are making strong efforts
to secure the removal of the office Of
collector of internal revenue from Santa
Fe to Albuquerque. Tney have
the matter before the Commissioner
of Internal Revenue, who is now
considering it, but has not reached q
conclusion. II is not probable that he
will decide the question until the citi-
zens Of Santa Fe are given an epportu-
nifty 10 present their views on it.
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To Rent.

To Rent.
THE NEW 6EvEN-ROOM HOUSE
L coener Cherry and Eleventh streets.
ss9s 6 LEWIS.
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ROOMS TO LET.

r AR0E AND ELEGANTLY FUR.
IL pished rooms. suitable for man and
wife. with q without hoard. Corner Of
SIS ID MIRA 0LEDHILL-
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THE STEAMER
CITY OF QUINCY.

OAA As 0h[N6ONs
Wllleave Seattle for Skagit river and way
Po.ts every Monday and Thursday, at
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DY NAN AND WIFE. SITUATIONS
ID e coke IL logging camp @ sawmill;
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THE STEAMER
w. X. MER w IN.

For freight and passage apply at Com
panys Office, on Yesler's wharf. or on board
the boats at the same wharf.
mr3l-tf 8. w. HOvEY. Agent.
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Failed.

The Huntington Co.'s Car-wheel
Works failed, with Judgment entered
last evening by the Union Bank for $780,
600. Other claims will increase the liza
bilitiea $4,000. There are four hun
dred employees who have not been paid
for two months. Efforts will be made
TO tide over the endorsements.
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A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE
n work In . family Of three. Apply TO
MRS. II. H LEWIS.
s Corner Of Cherry and Eleventh sts.
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BUFFALO, Sept. 1.-THE Democratic
State Convention opened under very
favorable auspices. The delegates took
their seats ia very orderly manner,
each enc being numbered and holding
q ticket to correspond. As Kelley an
tered the hall he was cheered by the
Tammany and Irving Hall delegations
in the gallery. The delegates arrived IN
. body. No preferences was shown to
any distinct body on admittance.
Il was noticeable fact that John
Kelly vas the only delegate cheered ON
entering the hall. Daniel Manning,
chairman of the State Committee, called
the name of Alfred @. Chaplin Of Kings
county a. temporary chairman. Chaplin
spoke briefly. His remarks were only
interrupted when the name of Governor
Cleveland vas mentioned, then the dele.
Irving Hall men, however. remained
Silent, On call OF the roll, when the
name OF Samuel J. Tildeu was reached
the convention greeted 10 with long con-
tinued applause.
Francis I,ynde, 4 delegate. presented
q protest against the admission OF the
AokAS4A&uy kCRkc8c41tAe4vNo- A<S - SS>-,>
was referred 70 the Co .lnittee on Con-
tested Seats, when appointed.
When Senator Grady's name wts
called he arose and gave notice that the
Tammany delegates whose names are
excluded from tho roll would presen. a
protest against the admission Of county
Democratic delegates.
Ex-Jpstice Callahan. Irving Halt dele
rats, said No had decided 20 present =
protest ARainst tho admission OF Francis
Lynde and three others and Z. +. Grady
and e others. Referred.
when the name of John Kelly WAS
called the convention appiauded loudly
enthusiastic deleoate three cheers wers
gwen with will for Kelly. County
MANNED client.
- ~ 60 sluaion Of the roll OIL Z
49, q contested soa1s WAs chosen
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frsm batteries here and from guns on
the surrounding nights il noW being
fred announcing the unwilling Of she
Germania statue. Bells are ringing,
steam whistles blowing, and the whole
vast assemblage in NeiderWold are sing
ing the National Anthem.
len Ms Capital sncsGnise.
VIENNA. Sept. 3S.-The Fre~iesbiass
gives currency TO q report that Prince
Alexander, OF Bulgaria, left Saxia zee
terday incognitio for Vienna. II this
proves 10 be correct the reason for Alex
ander thus leaving his capital % vas
probably In order 20 consult with the
Emperor Frances Joseph, and may be
considered connected With the reported
protest Of Russia 10 tho powers regard
ing resent events IN Bulgaria
viii Net Compensate ula.
LONDON, Sept. 81 Paris dispatch
saws France sill not allow Missionary
ShAw's claims for compensation, NOS
viii il admit England's right 70 interfere
With the action Of the French.
Rsnssea shessiag - rsrneli:
The Daily CAroaicie has issued q post
script, stating that there h great excite
ment in Dublin owing 20 the FumOr thai
Oraneemen have shot Parnell. There
appears to BE- some truth in the report.
AZ any rats Il ID certain that PaTnell i
wounded. Il il stated the bullet vent
through his body. Another account
sayu The AGAR was accidental. No
1 further details have been received.
dispatoh frem DunQaunou Coanty statel
that covered car containing supposed
Parasites was fred into. but the oosu
pants were not hurt. This probably
explains the rumor that Parneu hal
been ohOs.
Puhssc meeein9s - Ursoand.
| DuuoAxDunt GDpt N.-A Hnne s1ll
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bntpptoG 1nte1u1kence.
SAN FRANCIsco, Sept. 28.-Arrived-
Steamer Idaho, from Sitka.
Cleared-Sbip Detroit, for Port Town
scnd.
Saiied-Ship Shirley. for Tacoma.
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Knights Of Pythias. attention.
SPECIAL MEETING.

ANEMBERS OF THE NEW LODGE
INk are hereby notified that our next
meeting win be held ON Sunday evening,
September 30th, 1854 1t o'clock sharp,
In Odd FelIows' Hall. for the considera-
ton and adoption Of bylaws and election
Of officers. BY order OF
se28 81 J. STRATMAN, p. G. C.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-29

LONDON, Sept. 28.-O'Donrell. muir
derer Of Carey, this morning WAS
brought mp before Magistrate Flowers
in the Bow street court. where his ex-
animation vvan Yeanuaod