Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-09

Judge Greene came down from Taco
ma yesterday.
The Welcome vas crowded with pas
sengers yesterday evening.
Some slight repairs are being made at
the City Dock warehouse.
Real estate transfers during the past
week have been unusually heavy.
The decrease in the amount of mud
on Front street Is duly appreciated by
all.
The Elder took on. a good quantity OF
hops. oats, coal and miscellaneous az
tlcieS.
Tue epidemic Is decreasing-no
deaths yesterday from falling Oh the
wharves.
Today's iss1e of the poST- INrgLLIGgN-
GER can be obtaIned at all the rewS
stands IN the CITY at ten cents copy.
Mrs. Frank klmbal. ma, been making
IA extended trip 10 Mal.a Wall.. bu. Is
ag!l. At home.
Y woman in wan; of situation to do
general homework applies for the same
through our advertising columns this
morning.
The two new buildings on Washing
ton street, opposite Judge Cams office.
are nearing completion aad Present a
good appearance.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Il. Morgan and A. d.
Blowers. of WILDLY Island, were
among those from tie lower Sound in
the city yesterday.
The statement heretofore published
that MIR. q. A. Williams. the hair goods
dealer, had been fined $40 for peddiing
was not correct. Mr. Williams was not
| fined at all.
Z. ID. Moore. of Olympia. will lecture
oe:ure the Liberal League, IL iesler' Il
Hall. on Sunday evrnm.. December
9Th. commencing as O'Clock sharp.
All are invited.
Four stray horses were captured on
the streets early yesterday morning by
Officers Manning. Lind and Kelly. The
owner can secure them by interviewing
Chief Woolery.
The new, fast and elegant steamer
Olympian. a full description of which
appears elsewhere. sailed December =,
for Puget Sound. She may be expected
IN about two months.
A good winter job for one Of our
brick and stone masons is to be OBJ
tanned In Island county. where fire.
proof vault is wanted. For particulars
address j. Is. Libby, the County Audi
tor.
Astoria has new daily paper cslled The
i"dfpe''dent. the first issue of which saw
the hight December 9TH. G. j. Curtis
aud w. Is. Grenell ars its personal
heads. 1t is morning issue, and a
credltable one 1T that.
The new wharf of the o. X. & n. Co.,
at Astoria. Is - feet wide and $40 feet
long. The bunkers butt upon the
wharf will have holding capacity of
1910 tons. Tho wharf and bunkers
cost the company $4,000. They take
The place OF the wharf destroyed by
fire last summer.
new map Of Washington Territory
has long been wanted, but now since
the formation of seven new counties by
the last Legisla ture, there is increased
need of II. Who will get up such a
map: A good map of tho Territory
would bS bought by 5000 citizens within
a year.
A belliGerent sailor created sensation
x.
The CelestialS endeavored 10 bounce
him, but he saw the matter III A differ.
cit light, and was In a fair way to clean
out the audience. actors. orchestra
scenery. deadhesds and doorkeepers.
when Officers Lind and Kelly appeared
on the scene and cooled down the ardor
of the nautical puCiiist.
Little Mac" the ieweler, has re-
ceIved a large consignment of gold
pens OF various makes and patterns.
including everything in that line one
can think of or wish from the finest to
the coarses1; pens and pencils CONSUMED,
pens with holders. pens without holders,
pens for the ladies and pens for the
counting room. pens for all professions
and persons. Nothing moro useful can
be given as a Christmas GIFT, and moth
ing that in majority OF instances will
be more appreciated.