Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-11

Tie Hook and Ladder boys hola tier
Alecrinn this eTantnQ.

Tie Hook and Ladder boys holi tier
election this evening.
Five letters for II. b. c. and two
for d. await at this office the call of
those for whom intended
lieutenant Ambrose q. Wyckof, I.
:. ~. has bsen ordered to duty In
charge OF the branch hydso2rsphle
Office, at Philadelphia.
TIE weather seems more settled new,
ia warm and July like. and has groSers
are taking advantages OF the favorable
turn for the getting ID OF tneir crop.
H. White has concluded not TO go
east of the mountains, as &c expected
10. Ar. Munday will go there. and Mr..
WhI'e viii remain At home 70 LOOK after
tae business of the firm.
For the information Of those Who will
have no other u-eans Of learning, Man
aver Howe will, on Monday evening
next; have the returns of the municipal
election of that day read between ms
acts.
John Donovan. representing the pub
fishing house of A. l.. Bancroft 6 Co,
san Francisco, is again here for the
purpose this time of gathering informa-
lion tor the great Pacific Coast History,
of ii. H. Bancroft.
Inomas Clancy, nominee for Council
man from the First ward, on the tickets
Of the Business Men and Independent
Club, has decIIued to run, giving as a
reason for declining that he Will DO ao-
sent from the city during the greater
part of tue coming year.
Mr.. Charles Steinweg having taken
charge of toe GAmbrlnus saloon, On
Mil street, invites his numerous friends
| ia this city aud abroad, TO pay him
visit. A good and elegant time is ex-
pected on Saturday next, when the
grand formal opening will take place. IL
Thomas Clancy has Withdrawn his
name ss candidate for Councilman IN
| the First Ward on the Business Men 3
ticket, and Mr.. Fred Gasch, the only
nominee of the independent Club, has
withdrawn from the field IN the Second
Ward. IhiId Ward IL yet TO hear from.
General Logan is the first man the
Republicans have nominated for the
Vice Presidency with a wife to share
his honors. Dayton, nominated IN
1856 hamlin, in 1850; johnson, IN
1865 Colfax, in 1868 Wilson, In 1872
Wheeler. IN 1876, and Arthur, In 1850,
we're all widowers.
BY card elsewhere Mr.. Lsander Mil.
Ter announces his acceptance of the
nomination for Chief of Police, ten.
dered him by the Ieamsters' Conven
! ton, and gives promise, If elected, to
do his full official duy Mr. Miller Il
amply qualified to I'LL the office to the
Satisfaction of the people.
The Congregational Sunday School
will hold Its annual picnic At itean''
Point today. The steamer will ieav,
Yesler's wharf at $50 a. IN. and Nj va
ning's wharf, North Seattle, at . o'oioci
for the picnIs grounds, returning in tn,
evening. The exercises will consist o.
a basket picnic, game OF base ball. etc
A good time is expected.
Chas. @. Terry, the young man wht
had his arm fractured In two places OF
> Wednesday afternoon at the boat hous'
, on Lake Union by falling from The raft
ers, where he was practicing gymnastit
feats, to the floor, is resting easily a
, tue Terry home on Third street. DIR
Smith. assisted by another physician
vet the broken limb, and tine docto
thinks that, notwithstanding one o
the fractures was compound, the arm
; will lie all right again IN time.
The registrations by wards are a