Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-03-16
RxIvurIEs.
The WailA " ALA 10 at the coal dock
Forty tons Of pig iron we're brought
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Forty toes Of pig iron we're brought
BY the Cello from Irondale yesterday.
Halibu, are again in season, and large
numbers Of the fish are bro1xht here
from the lover Sound.
Snow d Munich, toe Surveyors and
engineers, have separated, and NJ.
Snow Is nov going II alone
Stet-on & Post yesterday began suit
a2aIns; the SEATTLE Driving Park Asso-
citation to recover the SON Of $.Sso.U.
Steamer Washington made a flying
run up the Sound yesserday-l3 hours
from MISUNDERSTANDING here at p. n
We have large number of WEEkLIEs
OF Rack dates which viii be sold to those
wanting 70 send East at half price
10 for 30 cents.
4. ID. Titus writes from White River
that he has no; sold his land 10 that VI
cInIty - Mr.. Yesler, and that the town
there will be called IIiusville.
Ga our fourth page today viii be
found striking and instructive IIio>-
,ratlon of the comp iratIve worth of the
various kinds Of baking powders now IN
the market.
ID. b. Wards condition vas not 50
sacoura gin2 yes; erday. as Inflammation
had set IN. Much uueasiness is feit by
Mr.. Wards friends lest amputation
Will be necessary.
Capt. J. w. Smith, of the Arlington
was taken suddenly Ill last evening. aud
DIR. Bagisy vas called. Later on tee
Captain got much better aud will te
around IL few days
The Alien & Brasen shipyard IL driven
With WORK. Tne hull of the Josephine
Is now on their ways, and 1t Will be
followed IN few days by tie Blakely
End alter that by the Washington.
Ii has been found impossible by Tok-
las x Slngermau to get the upper floor
OF the Marshall building. and for u
while longer they will be CON- PEELED to
connne their enterprise TO the two lower
floors.
The fore lex of one of Arthur b. Mel
nils horses Was broken on Mill street
the other day. The horse reared
up on his hind legs, and when be came
down IN SOME unknown way hurt him
self as above indicated.
Steamer Evangel Is doing a big bust
ness of late. She goes out of our har-
Dor twice a week Well freiRhted anu
With long lis. OF passengers, and she
keeps In the same pleasant business
condition to the end of her route.
Geperal Tannatt has written a letter
to Bradstreet's In reply to the recent
letter III that journal from Its Portland
correspondent, making a personal at
tack upon him In connection with Ore
9op improvement Comp ay matters.
Miss Matte Wade. late school ma'am
on White river, has returned t. Seattle,
and will not engage In the arr of teach
ing young ideas how to shoot again for
some time. She Is much improved in
health, and her friends are glad to vel
come her home again.
+. L. Young. owner of Young's Hotel
IN Olympia, Is having that house thor
oughiy renovated aud fixed up prepar-
atory TO opening 1t again himself. He
Is also building number of cottages on
his place near Olympia for the eonven-
ienoe OF summer visitors to the Sound.
The Republican Territorial Central
Committee has been called to meet a,
Vancouver on the Sd Of April, for the
purpose of selecting two delegates and
two alterhates to represent the party of
the Territory In the National Conven-
tisn, to DO held at chicago on the Sd Of
June.
Downing & Co., bankers of the Posr
building, received yesterday a consigu-
ment OF 400 new and beautiful copper
cents from the mint, which they at once
began distributing among their friends.
1t Is AS pretty a coin as Is made ANY,
where, and looks like gold when new
anu clean.
1t takes six days for the Seattle Posi-
INTELLIGENCE to reach this place. So
says the Olympia Courier. and, We NAV
add, the Ol, mpia Duty Courier comes
to as only abou. twice week. In the
first case the fault is certainly in the
mails of Uncle Sam. Whose fault il il
IN the second
The insurance III oney on the store of
W. A. Fairweather. burned at Spraeue
last month, was attached by the San
Francisco creditors, but Mr.. Fairwe 4th-
er got out an injunction, and the money
has been turned into general fund for
the payment of creditors, who will re-
celve about W cents on the dollar.