Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-12

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District Court viii meet again as Che
halls On the 25sh inst. Judge Hoys pro
siding.
Capt. Beechsr and family have moved
into one Of the J. ". Edwards hoooso,
on Pike street.
Members OF the Mssonic Fraternity
will do veil to read the notices fOund
elsewhere in this issue, headed A. +. d
a. n.
A key ring. with two keys attached,
wAa picked up On the street day or
two ago and left at this oG5oo for tbs
owner and loser. t5F
W. e. Wilson's little son IL very loW
with typhoid fever. Hopes are on OF
tanned that he vill rally, - it 10 thought
the crisis has paased.
The last run down the coast Of the
Queen of the Pacific was made from
Victoria to San Francisco in 81 hours
and 10 minutes, the quickest on record.
Sheriff Leokie, Of Whatcom county,
has just returned from Seatoa where he
took the two boys recently convicted Of
rObbing an inonsnsivo old vomaa near
Whatoom.
The edges Of Lake Union have frozen
over su@eiontly to admit of skating. A
aumber Of young folks were ON the Joe
yesterday. and more will 20 0ut to enjoy
the fun today.
The trial Of Leoni, charged With Va
9rancy, tock place before q jury in jus
tSes Cams court yesterday afternoon.
The verdics found was "Gmlty." and
the prisoner Vas fined $lW, Or, inslud-
ing cests. tl93 50. ~..
Y. Brown. tho piano tuner, will mqts
| from Portland 20 WaIla Wsils mkt
month, there to take up his residences
| and opo0 Q store for the sale Ut m0sbG
and musical i1atru0snta.
Couooed i The nams given . nov
tovueits On 6e0iahm0o Bay, juse south
of the l9th parallel. Il would not b
surprisin9 to And grow ~ at that point
| during the noxt ten years one of the lar.
gsGs and best towns In tbs Territory.
The Second street 6re Of last Statue
day DorninQ vas anoehee reminder of
tho need for hre limits in Seattle. Il h
wrong in this day of development and
progress 70 permit tbs erection Of more
wooden ho1ses in the business quarter
Of the city.
Mrs. Capt. Hatfield, Who has beer
dangerously Ill for three months past
will, accompanied by her husband, sis,
| Ter and mother, 20 TO OalifOr IN on one
of tho Next steamers to try the effect a
a change OF ooene and cline IN the re-
oovery q her health.
Subscriptions are circulating for the
relief Of L. u. Van Doreu, the unfortu
nate youra man Who out Ris right hand
OF at 6tetson L Posts mill few dayi
with 4l00, and over $500 had beea s1b.
ssribsd up 70 yesterday afternoon.
Ahalf block In Aaynard's Lake Wash
in2ton addition was rssold yesterday
for 320O. The sales Of this property
made BY Phinney exceed anything thai
has ever been pot on the market in Sc
attic. A glance at the published list Of
real estate transfers will establish ths
truth Of this assertion. M
The steamer EvanRol has made a SEQ
end reelection in passenger rates, nov
charging only - from Seattle to Por
Townsend, and 8 to Semiahmoo. Unit
the going ON the route of the Evangel
the lowest rate ever charged to Semiah
MOO Was Is. Freight has also fallen il
price from - to $ ton. Capt Beech
er has determined TO stir up q b0om i
travel on his route, if low prices and ac
c0mmOdatiOn will do it.
| The Sullivan combination left 70
Portland Monday morning at 8 oiGDuuA
sunday evening the champioa W. ten
dered . banquet at tho Hotel BrwsvioI
By James W. Smith, proprietor Of Oh,
Bijou Theater. Speeches were made b,
Sullivan and many invited euesea. Tn
e6air is said 70 have been very. pleas
ant one, and nothing ooeurred 70 ma
the pleasure OF the occasion. All mem
bers of the party spoke in the Aighes
terme Of Seattle, and declare That it
the hest place for the size they hav
visited since thsy started ont on thei
sparring exhibitions.