Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-25

Chas. y Rove. the windy electric
light lnan, is again II Seattle.
The steamships Walla Walla and
Queen o. the Pacific are now taking
CO 81 at the incline IN this city.
Wm. Calhoun. of La Conner, was IL
the city yesterday. de Il making a
tour of the Sound.
Mr.. Jones, of the Port townsend
4rgIs, made SHIRT AMI pleasant call
at this office YESTERDAY.
). c. Woodroff, accountant at the
Hospital for the insane at Steiiacoom,
L. spending day or so IN Seattle Oh
business.
Mrs. A. Rurg has some furnished
rooms to let on Fourth ard Mill streets.
Persens Wishing rooDs will do we'll to
call on Mrs. Burg.
The steamship Wilmington b ~ gone
to Departure bay 70 load coal. She viii
return To Seattle foo freight ana pas
sengers before sailing for San Francisco.
The ship Henry Willard will load 400
tons of coal hers, and then De tovcd
around 10 Portland by the tug Tacoma.
At that port sue will load gram tor
Europe.
Inc Illinois Club meets tonight, With
full prpgrani-Eeading, music and de-
bate. ice question, "htsso.Ued, Nat
ladies' should willingly accept Jury
duty viii he debated by tue ladies'.
The carpeuters have concluded that
the time 10 not opportune tor the strike
tor nine hours. I5 ~ WoTk, which
was ~ have been made May lst, anu
l., ct nd Ill
Yesterday morning The steamer UIym-
plan brought down tho Sound d large
lot of stock. sue mad Oh board 500 head
of sheep aud 2Uo mead of logs tor VIC
torIa and i0U head ui beef cattle for Sc
attic.
For several days a Number Of the po
lice officers have uad pretty severe work,
being kept on duty All hight and having
to rem iin up during tne greater part oi
the day IN der to testify III Gases On
trial III court.
Installation services at the Presbyte-
Ran Cnurcu tnIS eeeallg at I:Jo y CLOCK
Sermon by tue Rev. Il. b. Diiaorth,
charge 10 the pastor by the fsev. L. g.
Armstrong, anu charge To the people by
the Rev. j. Il. Thompson.
n W ttic o. L az! 4 ~
neer Press says that T.. Il. NadsWorth,
oae of tue Puyailup coal road couiuis-
sloners, has b-eu appointed Geucra
Agent of tue Northern Paoldc CoInpan,
Ill Chicago, and that be VIII assume biz
new duties ON the LIST or May.
Tue little buildins ON Front street
occupied by the 20. F." saloon, Was
| torn down yesterday to make rooM toI
| more permanout improvements. Inc
Teen IL Raymond DulldIu. Will bt
moved some fifteen feet further north
| thus making room for the proposed SAT,
deposit bplidinR.
l.. X. Wad,worth, A. n. Cole and j
Hyatt Smith, commissioners appolnteC
To examine the Puyaiiup coal road, wenl
over the road on a special train last
| "Wednesday afternoon. lacy are aOW
prepared to report tue 1adlug of such "a
piece o / railroad, but Jhoy cannot con
| scientlou5ly report IL = p4eoc of new
| road built as q seotIO.I oT the Cascade
branch of the Northeru Pacific. as che
company wants tuen 10 do.
j. Il. Lewis, L. L. Minor, Geo. Kin
near. Ii. l.. lesler, Geo. II. Jonuson, ID
q. Strive, y. Jacobs, Il. Abrams, u. q
Lyon, hos. Burke, &. ID. Emory, L. Nj
kasln and J. j. McGllvra have oeen ap
pointed by TIE executive committee Il
wait upon the Kaliroad COMMISSIONER.
Oh their arrival III this city today. Ine
| COMMISSIONERS are expected on the
| OiyInplan al clock, and the commit
tee are wanted to assemble at the oiii;e
| OF judge Jacobs at / O'clock.
The people of Tacoma will Just rave
when they see tho illustrations OF their
t,wn III the May namber OF Hurpey s
Ndsaztns. Two views are given, and
they are Simply too utterly no good at
all. Ii the lliust rations had been per
petrated 10y Seattle concern, denuu-
Citations sufficiently severe could not oe
| framed by our terminus coIitempordr-
les. Enraged Screams of loo Al spite anu
| Jealousy would nave rent tue AIR, anu
| the IMAGINATION aroused couid not Dos
slbly Lave fouId oXpression suitlcleutly
relieving. Perhap, 1t WAS 10 .lousy OH
the part of New York.
TIE people who want street work do, G
are getting FESTIVE under the delays III
posed by the present Council. it Is geil-
orally conceded that at least SIX streei g
should be Opent u this year, and the
| very best tinv tor uolu9 the work Is al
hand. The contracts should now be all
| let. instead of not Ous OF Them. July,
| August ana September arc not good
times to begin such work, Al least not
as good as April, May and june. Inc
grades and improvements should be
steadily KEEP up, ami ..ot sp .suudically,
twenty streets one year aud uoue he
next.
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