Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-25

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r. 81. winsIow - Inspector of Customs
81 this city.
The Steamship Umatilla will sail for
Gan Francisco with Seattle csai about
noon today.
| Mr.. II. r. Blake, special correspond
eut of the Oregoaias 10 Spending few
days in Seattle.
The stsamsr Nellie brought up about
twenty passengers from Saohouisn
CITY last evening.
The people Of Olympia have sob
s9ibsd shoot 5000 toward . sfsen nre
engine Sos thsdf city.
John NaRsavy and son, Of Onion
City, came down yesterday, and Win
remain over today In the city.
Aayoos Wishing to rent . new, ssven-
room house, en- learn Of an opportunity
BY applying to q. Il Lewis. Oh James
&roo4.
Joha @. Hod0e, the ssationsf, ~
many yeaSS IN boxtnen IN San Fan
cisoo. died thsrS ssDk l6sh, aged d
ysafA
Ths haxkanttns Enrsks sailed from
Honolnln On the "a ineksut for Puget
6oand, and the bsi0 ". 81. Meyer II also
defined for PnRsf Soand from the Sans
port.
Ststson 4 Post are turning ont g
large uumber a saimon cases Tor James
Williams, Who runs q cannsry abo5s
Tacoma. and for George 7. Myers OF
Milton.
Tbs ssearusr Queen Of the Pacific YES
only 62 hours Ia making the run from
Port Townsend 70 San Francisco, the
fastest time over that routs, u y sup
posed, on record.
The bark Martha kidsout II 81 Homo
lulu, and the crev we're in bad state.
we're IN doubt whether it Vas safe -
Isavs In her for Ps9ss 6oond.
The large tve-ssory addition to the
Territorial University boarding house IL
nov IN frame. and work on IL 10 being
pushsd ahead rapidly. When CON-
plstsd Il vill prove quite an acquisition
70 that institution.
Steamship Wilmington came into
port Sunday evening, bringing - pas
senQors and about 80 tons Of freight.
After disehasRing here, she went on mp
the Sound, 70 Tacoma, there to take on
| Q load Of coal.
Az the steamer for Kalama passed
down the WiIIamstte river yesterday,
| the stoamship State Of California lay
across . and bar q the mouth Of that
stream, waitinQ for the river TO rise %
that she could 6oat Of on TO the next
bar jost below.
The Troubadours will be here tonight
and will give orr, oitixens one Of their
entertainments In the Yesler Hall. Be
fore coming here thsy have been pretty
generally through the country, and
wherever heard from il has besn In a
way creditable TO them.
The outside and inside finishing of
| HchWxbacher Bros. 4 Co.'S new brick
building on Mill street u now being put
ON. The Concentrations on the outside
are Of galvanized iron, and very hand
some. A portion Of the inside Of the
building "a being osiled, and the re-
maiuder plastered.
The Washington Steamboat Company
Il fitting % . neat Office OF Yeslsr' 9
wharf. The ofEcisl head Office Of the
COMPANY is at Ussalsdy, but the head
quarters Of the steamers and practical
UU1u O1oO0 VI tQ0 V*Sk0k48oy - 81 oo0ttIC,
where Mr.. 8. W. Hovey, the agent. will
remain 70 look after the business
thereof.
Collector Baah has Issued O proclama-
ton ITO when II may concern" worded
~ followa: 'Ol and altar september 70,
1883, this castoin hoRse will b open for
the trans ciion Of business between the
hours Of Q u. NJ, and p. m, Sundays
and legal holidays excepted. Positively
no business transacted outside Of these
hours except In case Of emergency or
distress and BY my order"
Something new in tho way Of q sewer
II being pot In BY Mr.. Frye. Il II q
sewer for the new Opera House, and
will lead from the building across Front
street out into the Hound. Instead of
cutting down shrough the street from
the surface, tunnel 10 being run under
tne street from the found TO the lot
upon which the Building vill stand.
The outer end OF the tunnel can be seen
at the foot Of Marion street. The pipe
10 b used 10 the lsrReat ever pat in any
building In the city, having diameter
OF two fest. and being the best tiles
made.
Steamship Dakota sailed at o'clock
SUNDAY afternoon Tor Ban Francisco,
taking ous an Ordinary freight and
about GO passengers. The day was a
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sue sses@cs q ~" kfAuosy saueo away
= meIofisy pexnAps moved by tne
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