Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-10-07

B9EvlTuES-
There il to be concert IN the n. p.
Church this evening.
Yesterday was cool. bat dry, N ore or
less sunny, and generally pleasant
Moss Mins.rels will be the next en-
tertainment to be presented our citizens
The Germania has at last moved up
to the coal wharf. and is receiving her
cargo.
J. B. Olsen. representing Baker Il
Hamilton of San Francisco, Is at the
Arlington
Steamship Dakota will leave today for
San Francisco, going out from the con-
pany's wharf at p. m
II. y. Chipmen arrived from Snoho-
mish last evening and will act as bailii
during the present term of court
The Henry Buck arrived from San
Francisco yesterday morning, and Is
discharging her cargo at iesler's wharf.
The old Gaze Horn ship Samuel Watts
has been sold to Bremen owners. and
now sails under the name of j. Weissen-
bora.
Yesterday was quiet day at the Po-
lice Court. Not even one poor unfortu-
nate was dragged TO the bar of judg-
ment.
The sole agents in Washington Ter
retsry for the celebrated Trefousse Paris
kid gloves are Stackpooi, jackson d Co.
of this city.
A. NJ. White, Deputy County Surveyor
of Whatcom, has been spending few
days in the city, but starts this evening
for his field of labor.
The new schooner building for Capt.
Blanchard in the Lake ship yard has a
length of "a feet, a breadth of Is, ind a
depth of hold of 5 feet.
One thirty. second of the bark Guy c.
Goss has been sold to George Foster for
1874. She is now on the way TO San
Francisco from Hayre.
The pondsmen on Fourth street have
undertaken to complete the Fourth
street improvement left unfinished by
Murphy, the blk contractor.
George Gregg, traveller for j. c. Aver
d Co.. of Lowell, Mass, is at present in
the city, on business connected with the
sale of the famous medicines of this
house.
The Swedish bark Virgo, from Car
from Yokohama, are both bound to Vic
toria, and not for this port as reported.
-AIfd.
j. j. McGilvra and family have
changed their place of residence from
their own house on Seventh street to
the house of Judge Burke, on Second
street.
The mill building of the Michigan
Company, in the northern part of town,
is being extended 40 feet. A new edeer
and new planer are now on the wharf
for this mill.
The Western Mill Company, owning
the mill at Lake Union, have bought an
engine, which they will use on their
pile driver instead ofusing horsepower
as heretofore.
Guy O'Loughlin, of Whatcon county,
was accidentally shot in the log by the
premature discharge of a gun in the
hands of a companion named Bradley,
and painfully though not fatally hurt.
The City Market has received a new
wagon for its trade, a gorgeous blue
wagon, with a high rail fence around it,
and little the best thing in the way Of
a meat wagon yet seen on Puget Sound
The steamer Cello went aground al
Tacoma last Thursday. The tide going
out let her way down and on her side
On its coming in the water poured over
her side and into the hold, causing her
to remain sunk at high water, in which
condition she was wren we last heard
from her.
The steamer Eliza Anderson steamed
of at o'clock yesterday afternoon fol
New Westminster, taking small freight
and - paGgu1GoER e the b0at,6
owners only have grit enough 10 w61(
until trade ID built up on she route,
they will .yes? 4 sioh sac-.st for the
trade Is there and abe ID good steamer
to assume il. 49, -.--s =
The Lake Washington sawmill L
offered for lease for Q psaiod q thrae
years. 1t is the only mill on the lake. is
the nearest mill to great farming
country, and nearest mill TO one of the
most rapidly growing sections of the
city. Ii obtained upon good terms, this
mill affords one of the best of oppOrtu.
mites to make big money in the next
three years.
About 700 men are employed at the
yard of the American Building
Company at Richmond, on number OF
vessels, amongst them tug for New
York harbor, a tug for Havana, tive
large sailing ships, large steamer, two
schooners, and two tugs. In addition
to the above, contracts nave been taker
for the construction of steam yach
las feet long, to have speed of II
knots, and large dumping barge o.
Barney's patent.