Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-13
BREyTTlEs.
The UmatilIa Is at the coal dock

The ImatIlla Is at the coal dock
The Montana Is alAos. ready 10 sail.
Steamer Willamette took Ter lssf
cargo Of coal from this city 10 Portland
Ship DAniei T. Tenney has been char
tered 20 take cargo of sugar and hemp
from Manila 10 Ne~ York.
Muldoon's Picnic, az the Msison Do-e
Garden, buriesqae IN two acts. con
valsed the audience last night
All grocery buyers will be interested
IN the latest announcement Of L. r.
stone, the Front street dealer.
Seldom has more lovely night than
that of last Sunday been seen IN this
latitude al this season of the year.
Places of amusement were well pat
ronized last night. Both the Bliou and
the Asison Dore were crowded with
people.
Mr.. Edgar Bryan los; the youngest
little girl of his family yesterday after
nosn. Tie cause WIS that terrible d.
sease, diphtheria-
The new steam laundry at Lake
Union, run by white men Is new ready
for business, and makes lis announce
Rent accordingly.
Capt. Wall. late of the steamer San
Pedro, Is nov " ate of the City of Toxic.
Captain Dearborn succeeds Captain
Marry as commander.
Sneak thieving Is becoming entirely
too common lately. The authorities
should make an example OF a few of
the ght-ingered gentry.
The last schooner built at Port Blake
L. .-I ali t.xr a
/ the lOth instant, and named the Corona.
| Capt. Mcallip will sail her.
The Sing Warren Club have deter
mined to give Thanksgiving ball on
the evening of the 29th instant. No
tice will be given hereafter.
The Cherry Street Restaurant is for
sale. Here is chance for some to step
into an established business for a COM
parative small outlay of money.
Capt. II. X. w. Ayres. formerly of Sc
attic, bat of late publisher OF the Ore
| gon Nit, at st. Helens, is again ia this
city, and will probably remain.
The Auditors office will be found in
the court room instead of ia the petit
jury room As before announced. Deeds
etc. will be received for record at the
vault.
A street preacher who has been in the
habit of holding forth at Front and
Commercial streets, was checked IN his
career of eloquence by the police on
| Sunday afternoon,
The Legislators having completed
their vacation returned to the Territur-
ial Capital on Saturday and Monday
last, and will today resume their law
making with renewed vigor.
Steamer w. +. Munroe, Capt. Brown
| field, had her trial last Saturday in the
| bay off this city. She is boat after
the Merwin and Qainey style, and will
do good service on the Skagit or Snoho-
mish river routes.
Judging by the Leigey-'s report, Taco
ma must be hard place to live in.
Highway robberies, burgtaries, thefts,
shootings, cuttings and criminal acts
generally, are most disagreeably COM
mon at and near that point.
At the late school election in Snoho-
| mish City only ii votes were cast, 6 by
| was elected Clerk. Mr.. w. W. Petit
was elected Director for three years, and
Mrs. w. II. Ward for two years.
The steamer Blakely has been laid up
for short time past undergoing re-
pairs. During this time her master,
Captain John Libby, has been in COM
mand of the Goliah. temporarily reliev-
ing Captain s. ID. Libby, who has been
somewhat indisposed.
The Grismer-Davis theatrical troupe
| will return here on Saturday next and
| give farewell performance for the ben
eft of the Hook Il Ladder Company.
The military drama, entitled the Rus
| sian Slave" will be presented. 1t is
| said to be very powerful play.
Bath shipbuilders have launched this
year fifty-three vessels, With an average
tonnage of 1884. One firm sent out
eleven vessels this year, and has an
| other ship of 1000 tons almost ready for
launching. Good wages and plenty of
| work have made the lower Keunebec
ship yards almost as prosperous as in
the good old times.
A note from DIR. j. c. Kellogg, who
went East with the Oregon pioneers last
month, informs us that he and his wife
arrived at Berlin flights, Ohio, on the
Sd of November, and that they would
remain there about twenty DAYS, when
they would start on their return to their
Puget Sound home. He and Mrs. KEEL
logg were well, and had been having a
good time.
The steamer s. l.. Mastick, drawing
l253 feet of water, went on the Alien d
Brasen ship ways at half tide. The
water was rough at the time, and she
pounded the ways pretty hard, but
without injuring them particle. Capt.
Williams speaks highly of the new
ways, and says they are easily capable
Of accommodating vessel twice the
size and weight of the Mastick, and are
superior to anything in the line of ship
ways yet seen on Puget Sound.