Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-06

eeeamship Qoesp Of The Pscsnc wv
all for San Rrsneiseo - O'Clock thu
aftefuo0n.
Thoosands Of psssons vieissd the
hee1tiful sesamahip Qossn Of the Pa |
si6e lass evening.
Several questions arising cat Of the
Joosphins eass vsss sFgued bsfofs Judes
Greene yes1orday.
a. C, Phinnsy has already cold tvso-
U-tvo blocks IN his Maynard Lake
Washington addition.
Cant. r. J. Burns, Who vent 10 Ban
Francisco . month ago. n sxpecseo 70
return in . week or two.
The high tides Of the past week have
besn the highest sf the year, bot soey
have mot been high enough 70 damage
any one.
The funeral of Mrs- J. ]. Aoss viii Be
NJ 1 O'clock on Monday afternoon. and
the friends Of the deceased arc invited
70 attend it.
Csvtsin r. W. Lake Of this city has
been down the Soand for month pass,
and his friends are getting anxious Tor
bic return.
The PoIitkofsky eane over from Port
Blaksly last evening. 20 un 1esRo hef
annual inspection, which she passed 70
the satisfaction Of the ofnesss.
Fred. H. Sparkling vill leave here early
| I'm the week for Washington, who're be
hopee 20 get . bill through Congress
providing for his reimbursement 70 the
naval academy at Annapolis.
Joeeph Alexander, formerly Of Alex
mar. Lunch 4 VAhlbusoh, has been
| added 20 the firm of James A. Carey d
| Co.. inpoyauoe agents, with Othceo m
| the Ysslsr- Lssry block.
The two lots formerly owned BY the
First Presbyterian Church Of Portland.
| n the corner Of Third and Washington
streets, wsre sold December 3lst for
gu, 900. The society paid $l5eO for
them 10 years ago.
The funeral ceremonies over the re-
mains Of Philip Keach. Jr., took place
at ths hospital yesterday. Rev. J. +.
Damon officiating. A short service
took pace in town and another at the
crave, both Of which we're very impress
sive.
The steamer w. K. MerWin will leave
here this morning for Snohomish City,
snd the Captain states that hereafter
she will run on that route, leaving BE-
cattle Sundays, TuesdAys and Thurs
days, and returning on alternate days
Of the week.
| The Gilbert Brothers, Of Salem, Ore
Qou, have been in Seattle during the
past few days, looking over tile ground
NTH the object Of engaging in . bank
inR enterprise hsre. Thsy express them
selves q much pleased with the busi-
nsas outlook Of the place.
| The Nov Year issue of the Victoria
Colonist was an immense paper, and 40
! fullas Q mt OF choice matter specially
|, prepared for il columns on that occa-
zion. The shoWines Of our cOntempo-
rary for il city and Province are ex-
trsmsly gratifying TO al who have IT
|, heart the good Of the Pacific coast.
Il Schooner Tsaser, Capt. Quinn, return
ed Yesterday from Neah Bay and Quill
! cute, whore she has been during the
past month. A fall cargo Of peltriea
; were brought BY her, consigned to B
, Baxter 4 70. The Tsaser next month
viii reentsr the seal fishery Of Caps
Flsttsry.
Al the recent Episcopal Church fail
at Whato0m, Miss Foster was voted tbs
} | most popular young lady present, after
!. In lively contest. The ladies' guild
cleared about Sl6U. ana bssh0p RAD
dock gave w ana senator Cenoeld
el0 IN ADDITION, MAKING IN al voH
toward building an Episcopal Church IL
the sprtnR.
i Ns, MARY A. DAILY has found il nee
snaxrv 10 advertise her husband, Charles
Daily, Who, il reports arc true. 10 very
, worthless man, She states that whou
, Il m her he took 8 trunk CONTAINING
and chain bslonaina to her. Sac y nov
reduced 20 toe mos. .ssalssooc our
ino Sor : ii1slihood.
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