Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-03-18
3 9EVIv1EN.

Large Eastern mail arrived last night.
Hon. j. =. ia son Of Tacoma il IN
Seattle.
The steamship Mexico will sail from
here for Sac Francisco today at one
o'clock.
The steamer Wilmington. with freight
and passengers, il expected 10 arrive
here Thursday.
James Phinney and wife arrived from
| be East last evening, aud are registered
at the Arlington.
Schooner Queen, in the Wells lire,
| will sail from San Francisco on the 9Th
instant, with mercha ,dise for Seattle.
Governor Newell and DIR. Newell. his
| son. care down from the capital yes
| teraay, 4 a 90 on to the Port Of Eutry
today.
The great boat race between Lee and
| Petersen, at San Francisco last sun
day, WAS won by Petersen with fifteen
lengths to spare.
Otto Ranke and Captain j. w. Smith,
both Of whom have been under tie
weather for the past few days. are able
| to be about again.
The White block on Front street
which was damaged by 6re some time
since, has been reshingled, and will he
all fixed up again IN good shape.
Judge &. G. Hewitt and his daughter.
Miss Lucy. came down from the capital
city last evening by the Messenger, and
will remain in Seattle but short time
Court convenes in Snshomish City to.
day, Chief Justice Green presiding. The
Judge. Prosecuting Attorney and sew
eral lawyers will leave for that point by
steamer today.
Eastern Washington papers are
chronioling the coming of Charley Hop
kins's first baby, a daughter, and are
extending their congratulations to him.
Ours too Charley.
Hugh NJ. Wright, formerly OF Seattle
bat for several years past of Victoria,
has returned TO this CITY. where he will
re- engage IN business and renew his re-
lation as a citizen.
1t IL said that Northern Pacific out
going trains a, ST. Paul are guarded to
prevent Wells, Fargo & Co.'S express
messengers from bosrIi TX them or put
ting on express matter.
&c. Horr, special agent of tbs Treas.
ury Department, was IN Seattle yester-
day. He states that he IL arranging 10
| erect \ two-5tOry brick building at
| Olympia this season, werk on which
will commence In April.
J. ID. Fitzgerald. formerly foreman in
the Puget Foundry, bnt for the past
year connected with the new machins
| ~
| visiting friends in Seattle, and will 70.
main several days.
Constable Dan Sprague returns &c
| Portland this morning in company with
| DAILY. the alleged horse thief. Consta-
BILE sprAgue has been shown every at
tention by Seattle officials, and express
| es himself as more than pleased with
| our city.
| Steamer Glide will probably be pu
on the Skagit route, making two trips a
| week from this city To the landing.
| along that river. She will leave at
| O'Clock tomorrow morning on her frs,
| trip, and on her return definite SEIZED
uie will be announced.
The ship Brown Brothers will go un-
der the shutes today for cargo of coal
The Captain feels quite jubilant over
| his prospect for quick dispatch. The
ship made the voyage from San Fran
cisco to the Sound IN six days. which Is
, considered remarkably good time.
Captain Thomas Wright has gone u
Victoria. His brother George Is ca
pected to arrive f,om the East mex,
week, when 1t is Thought arrangements
will bs made to place tue Eliza ADder-
son on the route between Seattle and
Victoria, making one through trip to
Olympia each week.