Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-02

Ballard 4 Hatfield received q large
shipment of nev hay froR White river
valley yesterday.
The regular meeting Of the Ladies'
Relief Society will be h-id az o'clock
this afternoon st the usual place.
In onion precincs last Saturday Mr..
John Nicklas was elected delegate TO
the Democratic County Convention.
Arthur Perry, Warden of the United
States PenItentiary on Mcneil Island, Is
sick -abed at Providence Hospital, in
this city.
At the regular monthly meeting Of the
Chamber of Commerce, held last eve-
ming. Geo. w. Stetson and Isaac Doc
son were elected members.
The balance of stock in the Temple
of Fashion, household furniture, ETC..
Will be sold at auction tod y, on Ihe
premises, commencing at 10 a. u
When In WalIa walIa, the other day,
Mr. Frederick Billings made a donation
of $500 TO the whitman College, TO
which be had gwen $lOU0 last year.
Chief Justice Greene is mentioned as
an available and not improbable can
dldtte for the delsgatzsaip. Inc Con-
vension Will not have TO go far 20 DO
worse.
The carriers Of this paper will here
| after assist In tbs cullrctlous or she
route agent. and IL Il TO be hoped the
| Patrons slll take kindly TO the lnnova-
ZION, and be ready with their quarters
| upon demand
| The suit for divorce recently instltat-
ed Ia the District Court by Mrs. A. Gym
Inia Stoweli against Hugh SsoS..l, Will.
We are Infor1Ied, be today Withdrawn.
the parties thereto having reached AL
amicable understanding.
| The goods on the Umatilla at the
time of her disaster will be sold on the
5th Install at Victoria. Many of them,
as Gus, liquors, crockery, are not at all
injured by the sinking OF the ship.
Dealers here will do Well TO get some of
these goods.
On Sunday evening a valuable dis-
mond ring and a gold thlmble were
stolen from Mrs. Wescott, who lives on
tue corner of Second and James streets.
Taey are supposed to have been taken
| 10y thief WHO entered the house while
the family was absent.
| There will be social under the aus
pieces Of the w. G. L. Z. at the Court
house tomorrow evening. A literary
program has been arranged, refresh
ments will be served, and the ladies will
eEdeayor to make the occasion one of
| enjoyment to all who attend.
Steamer Eliza Anderson has raised
her rate of fare to $3.50. She has
changed her rate of fare so often-from
80 cents TO 81, 81 aud $2.50-thas people
have lost confidence III her. When she
rans the .. X. d N. Co. OF she Will nc
dJubt charge as high Rates as they do.
Mrs. Jacobs, of Tacoma, was sent t.
the Territorial Insane Asylum last
week. Mrs. Jacobs will be remembered
on the lower SQUAD as Mrs Jared 5
Hurd many years ago, and her man,
TRENDS will learn with oeep regret Of
her mental ailmeat.
George OBrien, the popular and eff
Client night operator IN the Western
Union office, left yesterday Afternoon
for two weeks trip through To tn,
Fraser river region. He expects TO visi
all the important points In BRUSH Go
lumbla as well as those on the lowe
Sound.
Ron. NJ. Crawford, a popular youn,
man, VINO has been more or less Goa
nected with the book trade of the Sound
for some years past, has accepted 1
situation In the old and we'll establishes
book and stationery establishment o.
j. ID. Lowman. Ron nas many friend
in Seattle who will be pleased to learl
that he Is again on deck In the bool
business.