Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-11


TIE attention 81 ladies i called %
the advertisement q CIayton Bros
Ths Grand Jury yesterday presented
five fndscffnents fos fnurtsr IN she nraf
degree.
Ths ship City d Brooklyn, with zoo
to&a Of Bsnton esai, will sail for bau
Francisco today.
The new stoss u The Clayton Bros. IL
recsfvlnR . 9soexous SHARE 81 tbs trade,
81 which y y wetI werthy.
The eohoonsr CbsltenRsr. II the Sc
sttIe Lumber and Osmmefcial Com
pauys mill. viii nnish her load Of
4zsA1g Test e lumber ard szil tor Ssn
rranslsoo today.
r. q. Ment1omery, forueriy Of the
Cheney 5esffa<f. Tacoma HSses. and Ta-
coma Ledger. has secured eoBfrsl Of tbs
Olympia Cosrsv, which papeE Re viii
oonduet hereafter.
Rev. q. II. Greer says he q eneoar-
AGED 70 believe that hs can build uni-
tartan churches IN Hcaffie and Tacoma,
and rsoF0anizs tbs once hougishin9 Uni
tarsan society IN Olympia.
The PsIouse Wees reports ssue i'm.
mense grain yields IN its neiehborhood
From ~ acres 20 buzheIs Of wheat
were taken, from . acres Sc bushels o!
eats, and from "a acres 300 bushels Of
cats.
A great Republican eafharine viii b
bsid in the fesisr Hail tonight, which
shoaId Dc attended by ~ many a. pos
sibie Of both parties. We are told the
talk 70 be given tonight Will be Of the
very best kind.
James FLYNN, an old bum, was ar.
rested yesterday while attempting q
cell new suit Of cisthes. that he had
| doubtless stolen. for GA. Tho Chief ol
POLES took the suit OF clothes, and Il
holding them tiil she owner turns up.
Tbs Young Naturaiists held an inter,
esting meeting last evening. Processes
%. b. johnson gave the initial iecfur,
on Ornifhology. Next Friday eysuins
the difsr6pt members will discourse
upon the same theme. bat each one vii
have particular phase 70 discuss.
An exchange says there Is soon to b,
another change Of time on the train
from Portland. The express train vii
arrive In that CITY st IN the evening
and the train for the Sound will ieav'
IL $40. The train will STRIVE at Tacoml
abeEt In the morning. II the boati
make close connection with the car
they will be here al Z. and AZ Victori.
about 8 In the evening.
Tnsre wsre several visitors at ID,
University Yesterday, .nciuding Mis-
Eta Bonney OF Puyaliup Valley, I
former student, who IL spending few
days 10 towu visiting with her sister
Mrs. Geo. W. Harris. The other visitor
we're clarence white, iateiy eouneciet
Win the npokane Ghr0Hscts, Chafie'
fhmpt9n aud !. ". iouns, ell forme
afudents.
The steamer Yaauiua, plying In ths
/ Yaauina Bay trade, after yainly irwin.
for several days 20 get into that pert
Tor which shs bad cargo OF railroad
iron. has been compelled 10 roiinquisi
ths effort and 90 into Columbia river
This. following a number of the epi
sodes OF other vessels At the Same place
will burt faquina Bay, In its attemp
to secare for itself the terminus OF |
transoontinental railway.
The CLAYTON Rroshers have kept n,
their sewing machine trade. not allog
inc fancy aoods. millinery or auythin,
slse 10 divert them. They ssll an ay
eraus Of about sixteen machines
month. During the past week they hay
sold four 10 indians alone. A lafe
| share Of their machine trade come
from Indians, to whom they sell on th
,nstalment plan, and whom they I'm,
uu;t.. "a honaaf and rAlt.f,la aa xvhit