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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-03

Waikiki River bridge could be crossed las,
week by foot passengers only. Those who
wished to bringtheir horses across had to swim
them, land get native help as the river was
rapid. The bridge has not been considered
safe for some time and is being put in order
The great Crater Kilauea is no doubt unu-
sually active. The new manager, Mr.. Thomp-
son, acted as guide for Mr.. Johnston. Onomea,
Several shocks OF earthquake were felt in the
crater while they were there, same as were felt
in llilo at same time they were said to be
the most severe in several years.
An attempt to set on fire the new resiauran,
Of James Miller al Hilo, on April 18th, iortu-
nately was not successful, but no doubt would
moist caused by so much ram lately. The
building was burning some when il was dis
covered in early morning, and pieces Of char.
coal and portions of bag saturated with ker.
osenc were found, showing the person mean,
business.
The second Concert given at Hail Church.
IIilo, on the 10Th utimo. was even better than
the first. The selections were all very choics
in every respect, and rendered in best style
The audience was not as large as it should
have been. considering /. was for the benefit o
the church. The native talent sang beautifully.
Mrs. Il. c. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Niau AZ.
| 4 r 4
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-03
zA- Ho.o,.,. ssr. D.par..~..,.

The annual parade Of the Fire Department
which usually takes place in February-was
deferred until the assembling OF the legislature.
that the members might witness the display.
On Friday, at 1880 A. NJ, the boys came out
in good style. having me, the evening before
They me, al the bell tower, and after march.
ing through the principal streets, they went up
King street to the palace and were received
by his majesty, who exp ressed himself delight
cd with their appearance. They then marched
to the government buildings where the mem
beers Of the legislature, which had adjourned
for tina, purpose, were in waiting together with
large crowd Of spectators. The procession
was one OF the finest Of the kind ever witnessed
in Honolulu. The fire department was out in
full force and in full uniform. The new engines
were drawn ly four horses and the Others by
two horses each. After the parade, the com
panies returned to their respective quarters.
Last evening the bell tower was brilliantly
Illuminated. and the various engine and hose
eompanys houses were as gaily decorated with
eolored lanterns As they had been dressed with
aags. flowers and evergreens during the day.
With the notice Of The magnificent display
which the fire department, made Of their steam
Ere engines yesterday. in presence Of the Iegis-
lalurc and large crowd Of spectators, II may
no, be amiss to give brief resume Of some Of
the iueiiea's which led to their inception. o.
organization and success as a voluntary fire
patrol
The earliest FIRE on record vas the burning
Of whale ship in the harbor in the spring Of
iS<S Neat occurred the ire Of July 8. is4s,
when thses houses were burned near smiths
chasch. which was oaly savsd BY The exes'ioas
! Y ths cilissas assisted By ,As Greg VI u. u,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-03
Departures.
PASSENGERS.
Arrivals.

From kahuiui per Siauea Hoa, April s6-w II
Bailey Ard wife, II corl~sll, ID Martin Miss Gsesn
Master Mu>ssnnn.
fsom Kauai, pr Isalani, A,sii adv Rossll, g
PslohaI, W II Rice. wife and ehiiirrn, G N Wiiros
q dole and ,on. Mr. Liensrons. NJ Hahn, Mr. Led
FROM Hawaii and Maui, pr Knau, April s6--s q
Wilder, ] Y Parker. Na~ahi, Kaunan.ano NJ
kauwiia and sifc. Parker aud son. !. Aholo, II n
Hitchcock, " kAlua. W J Bsodis q Hclms. &
shsrasa - si6s, Jshsnaan, y " Jewell. Nj. NJ $,
CLAIRE, . Scott W Aiorosco, Il Mofosoo. y la Mon.
due, 1homp>ea, < sehhsr, A Hsdsaa, y Cam. l.
nirr. Mr. j " Hsss, Ass,ia IN Ba,lss. { q
Hardy, X Wnehes, CLske, W pfianer. coaacil
Y hsidfs~, 4 Hisebeeet, j., Miss Kaasila, +
low, css xsss. Mn Mods, { Y A., caa
NS.caa Ard S!ft, Ma i..ah. s Z Ak.Aaas., D
VI A y. is] 49,; sss I'd
~ ss< :. e: 49,. Sc; $3.50 rs aTsi 3:
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-03

Saturday; Legislature opens ;usual "pomp
and circumstance unusual length ofspeech.
Janior Of former legislature smashcs several
legislative desks, in the interests Of reform. -
Fifteen legislators lunchcd at the Ministerial
Mess by the mighty muddler, who wanted EN-
to vote for Dominis 'gainst Rhodes, because
the Brown boys were "agin" Gibson x Co. j;
Legislators took in the ,afiy.-Caplain Davis
and officer Dayton left ON the Steamer c. X.
Bishop. in search Of the Kapiolani. Concert
ut kaumakapili Church, netted SIo4. Salts.
factory practice with the new fire engines at
the Likelike whah.--King Kalakaua patron
ICES Mr.. Phasqs merY-g o-round.
Sunday: The maiudinal nap of Mr.. w. G.
Irwin, whose city residence is opposite the
Roman Catholic Cathedral, rudely interrupted
by floral klep,omaniac. who wanted 10 deck
the shrine of Bacchus. Tussle on the lawn
Law and order victorious The c. Il, Bishop
ovcrtakes the Kapolani, 90 miles out. and
officer Dayton arrests Captain Cook and crew;
no bloodshed. New departure in Fort stree,
church choir. an orchestral accompaniment
we'll received.
.ikoA.iy. Second day Of the legislature I;
first days business first victory ior reiorm in
the election OF Mr.. Rhodes to the permanent
presidency. Steamer C. X. Bishop returned
with Kiplolani and her precious freight. king
Kalakaua bought Diamond Head a, the Lu'
nalc land sale for S., 300. Summer term Of
public schools begun.
2asfhy Minister Gnlick confined to his
house with malarisl fever. MIR. kamaksle,
great petitioner, wants to loose the lepers.
iKainesAy; Work began on foundation Of
new hank Announcement made ,ha, no out
standing coronation bills remain unpaid. 'Rah!
Mr.. c. r. auckland steps down and ou,
from the Balle,in editorial room. More petit
,ioas i'om Mr. Kamakale.
Thursday Daily Hawaiian opens It's eyes
to an especlant world. Rather bright child. =
New hand at the Bllle,in bellows knows how
to write. Depauue Of Alameda much sugar
and many passengers Discovery made thai
not all the corona,ion bills arc paid. Sol
Friday; Fire companies parade, : The Kapio'
lani eAcussionists were committed Tor trial be
fore The supreme court. THE legislature get.
tiny down 10 lis work. the patriotic legal mem
m from Honolulu wants Ss.ooo.ooo h'
4 ssnsasas and ,As 'slssssPAs u ~ The NJ
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-03
ShiDniu0 Nofes.

The Inter-Island Steam Navigation Com
pany are enlarging their sheds, on their
wharves.
The American barkentine Eureka. is dis
charging and loading a. Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company's wharf.
Al the foot of Fort street the American bari,
Hope is dischareing cargo Of lumber, for
Messrs. Levels & Cooke.
The British bark Sir William Wallace is dis,
charging coal at the loot Of I.ikelike wharf,
for Messrs. Wheeler < Co.
The American tern Dora Bluhm, has hauled
to the Oceanic Steamship Companys wharf, to
load sugar, for San Francisco. She will prob
ably sail to-day.
The American barkentine w. II. Dmond,
arrived from San Francisco last Thursaa,
morning, after passage Of IS days. She
docked at the Esplanade, opposite the custom,
house, where she Is now diseharging. Sh,
will return to San Francisco in a few days.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-03

The Peils OF Wealth will be Mr.. Cru
zan's theme sunday morning, and The Pnns
with Holes In II, the evening subject. In The
evening the musical service will be given es
pecial prominence. In addition 10 congrega
iional singing led by the choir and orchestra
there will he rendered both vocal and ins.ra
mental selections.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-03

For waiapae and Kauai, p.r las Mikee. Apil ss-
J | Richardson, 6 ! Riehafdsoa, W, aod lt1siler,
Mise \ ani l. fifpdi, Miss ii.u|tmia. Ma ID
Coney, y - u Nus
for Maui add Hawaii, per Planter, Api ,t T.
Cnri and wife. a's lant. Mrs II EItid.e aui
infant MI Maxwell, Mr. L ialla1i u Hewitt
wife, $ Acs--.tm
For valpar,i,o, per Burmah, April 20 J Seumau
For San Francisco, per Charles Hanson, April 20 /
A s,octley. X Kelley.
For Ka' ui, pr Kilauea Hon, April % wPA
G. Irvine, ~ N Alexander, Miss Malcsn
For Kant rev toalani, ipril ~ W u Rice wife
and SON. Ms W. Walters, J Spencer
For Man .ui il,wai, per kinau, April %. y "
Make and witt w v Homer { Richardson, Nfst
NJ Like, NJ Butler. W K Seal. ] w Girvin and
dsushet, Nj g Wilhelm g Jon,S, Aoes, Mis-,
X ilheim. Mie 50 Along, W 4 Kinney, q Carer,
4 fonand-r. Ian, Comwell, u Baldwin,
Dr Ender. .la kwhod aud chill, J Coerper, y
Peterson aj child, Sis and Mis- Diaicuson a q
Hnkley aaj vie. Mrs Wilcox, Mrs traysou NJ
lIcoy, Nj S wdsht, X Quai aud wife, Niiss Rein.
hardt
For San Francisco per Alameda, May - " KIRK.
land, tun-. Mrs Conger and daughter, n
Lyman, wife cfd sad servant, Miss II Mckay Mr..
l. u Coan. Capt ,mlnhain, wife and maid, Miss 4
Paris Ful.f, q K Lloyd and wife, ! " Walker,
" ] levcy, hr- O. Lcyey @ u Dorniu aud daughter,
l. \ Chase and wife, VI Mouncr dAubcndc VI
Capt sears and children, w NJ Greenwood, 20 Ned.
Rev W AsAlnle,. vile and daughter, ! e kyefsnn
and wife, T. Very, o wilson A G. Miller, G Lewis.
| NJ Anderson, - Mckenzie, G 6 Hardy. o Anderson.
J ljifk, + Judge, wife and child, kennedy, Ian
Gao, Chu Hui, W FORESTER. ] Perry, vii, and child
w MCCleod. Paw Nlp Chan, 5 I Alexander, Mrs VI A
| Scott and ,llreu, Mrs < Luwrie w p loler, Mr.
! W e Wilder .ad .o', q Holmes, w J broiie, Mrs J.
| Lewis. son and daughter NJ Lewis Mrs ] Hay
sclden and children, Mrs ! McCorl and children,
Mrs u " iarriat and child MIS- Il Cartwright AMI
son. ID N5ouan and wife, Miss VI st Claire Mo
rosco n Mirusro, J Sherman { sherman and wife, G.
Scott a HUDSON, y % Arnold W Il Dmond. I H.
Mondue, K scauic, J Winchell, G. Thompson. u
| ell. 1 .sltlf u. NJ
| Bifdell. { WIS, A iIajano Ludackorske, freeza
| II Bryan, IN POO. Chair, Ali, Abe kokone, ] "
Wilson, T. " Jewell, u Wilder, NJ Wadley Il
| Woolmngtun, II Farley and servant, W tfcg, Z l.
! Lucas, ] u Nheton, An tswn, So Won, s Adams, j.,
| N Giugland, Drsa, Curlihg. II Cook, All Sang, 4
Won Notdek. Claw, All Took, All Wal, All Suen
| Chy Youny
For Kauai per JAS Makee, May &C Dole and tc
children.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-03

Mr. Ilauon Turnos, an evangels, who
recently arrived from New Zealand, where he
conducted a series Of meetings, gave two
lectures on the Epistle to the Romans on
Thursday and Friday evenings Of last week
Of this week.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-03
p HAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

hakrups, VIII ss a puhln auction. ~ H. I. ~.
sn,r.nes y Ailio'>n hons. honsai ~ he foi A.,
o. MAJ kAunia,j al osiosk n,on, an is rrh ifis
-. "a ,hs hui ala u PAUMAiU. EaI,s' M.n..
hsin< s.e< sh@r 10 kay-l Patent NJ. s,,o area sti
ss-lao .efe> Also 81, in,sIta 20 the hu ALA q
ran~-Is, Aeoiaa. haai. bsins tao share, 10 Royal
fstens it2s Ssz AS .o<@
Futh@s pus'eslsss can X olsasa>'i 6sa
j. q CARTER.
Fos We As>isar~s Il nsud Cso~.4ins hog.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-03
= SATURDAY PRES $

Publication Office Is at % Merchant street Ed
torial rooms at TOO Fort treet.
Subscribers and Advertisers will please address,
THoS. C.. THRUM, Publisher and Proprietor.
All matter for the Saturday Press should be
addressed to the " SATURDAY PRESS"
Notice Of any events Of interest Transporting on
the other islands will always be thankfully received
Tor publication. Correspondents are requested to
APPEND their true names to all communications,
not for publication necessarily, but as guarantee
that the writer is acting In good faith.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-03

For San Francisco per Alameda May I--36, 20 pkg
sugo, 4tao,77o ~; 65 pigs rice, 10000 b4 26i pig
hides; piss goa, skim; pkgs sheep skins; u pkg
betel leaves. Value {7fq,575
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-03

On Sunday, April 9th, J. =, Peterson, a
young man belonging to the crew Of the old
whale bark Down, ran away, putting his las,
nickel into loaf Of bread which lasted him
six days. lie wandered up the Nuuanu Val.
ley and concealed himself in the woods. get.
ting the full beneit Of the almost incessanl
rains until Friday evening when I've Kanakas,
including one mounted policeman. came upon
and arrested him. when he was taken 10 The
station house and then TO the reef whrrche was
kept two weeks waiting ior whale ship. A,
Thursday, returning to the coas, by the Ala.
media.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-03

Nh. J. ID. Strong was confined to his
bed during portion Of the past week. tie
hurt his righ, arm BY abrasion again., . rusty
nail, which caused Inflammation accompanied
BY exeucisiing pain. The Injured arm MAS
less inaamed and less painful yesterday than
Irsane work ~ ,wo o. ,hsss un2aisSsd can
vessss Asxt wsek,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-03
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Merchant Vessels Now In Port.


BREMEN Ger. bk SricA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Holman
Due Hackfcld & Co., agents.
LIVERPOOL, Brit. bk. CLAN GRANT. Wilson
Due June $40.
New YoRs Am. bk ABBIE CARVER. e. .Pendeton
Due now. Castle & Cook, agents.
BosToN, Am. bk. ANY TURNER. ..............N Newell
Due JuncI Is c. Brewer CO., agent.
MICRONESIA. Am. bgtne. MoRsING STAR. Garland
Due +. o. Hall & SON, Agents.
NEw CASTLE, " 5 W, --.............J John Smiti,
Due now. W. G.. Irwin, Agents.
NV CASTLE, N W, HEsrEK....... ..............
Due now. I. I. $ N. Co., Agents.
LIVERPOOL, Brit CITY OF PARIS, 49,. Lochead
To sail March asth, G.. w. Macfarlane & Co, agents.
NV CASTLE, N W. Mic blk RgaIJio,. .----
Loading Mich 7s. Agents -
NEw CASTLE, N w, Am bk WILLARD MuDoETr,
Staples. Loading Mich 18th Wilder & Co, Agents.
SAs FRANCISCO, Am S CITY OF SYDNEY. Dearborn
Due May ~ Hackfeld Co, agents.
SAN FRANCISCO, Am ) MARirosA. .......,. Howard
Due May s. VIC Irwin & Co, agents.
SYDNEY, irit Aus rRALIA Chest
Due May II. II Hackield & Co. agents
Due May rs. + Cooke, agent
SAN FRAscisco, Am bk CAIBARlEN. MAJ. Hubbard
Loading April IS. IL Haclfed and Co, agents.
HuMnoLpT, Am sehr Ina ScHsAugR. Robertson
Uor Kahului)
SAN Francisco, Am bstne d srREoxgLs.. Freis
Qor Kahului)
SAN Francisco AM bgtne W g iRwis ......., Turner
Due May $40. WG Irwin 4 Co. agents
LIVERPOOL, Bri, Tx VARusA.................l Ingram
Loading March 10.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-03
The e. X. BishOp,

Davis, commander. leaves Honolulu every Tuesday
at r.M. for kukuiale, liouokaa, and Paauhau. Re.
turning arrives at Honolulu every Sunday morning.
ar OFFICE Of the Company foo, Of Kilaues
Street, the p NJ. 5. s. Wharf ~.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-03

Mrs.. Sizzling. death will be persoaal loo,
70 pAAny loving fiisnds.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-03
BORN.

In Honolulu. May 49, to the wife Of c. J. fsAel a
daughter
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-03
IErERfSLAND
STEAM NAVIGATION CoMPANY's
LINE OF STEAMERS
The Planter
RATES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. BE-, Commands
VIII nun regularly fot KoNA and KAU.
The Planter
The IM0Inni.

Cameron, commander leaves Honolulu every Tues.
day pm Tor NswiliNili, koloa, Eleele, and Wal
mea, Kauai Returning leaves Nawiliwih every
Satufday evening.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-03

The young mems sunday afternoon meet
ings at y. Nj. c. A. hall are increasing in at.
tendance.
To be out Of fashion is 10 be out of the
world, but with Butterieks cut paper patterns
received evcty month at Thomas G.. Thrum',
Fort Street Store, the ladies', misses, boys
and children's SUITS etc, canbe as fashionable in
these islands as though they were from pari,
itself.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-03
X NowLEs' srHAMAsD vAcuus
N Pumps.
G RREwxR p Co. AoxXzs.

tiasfnx % hand ian and co,a;is,s SOCK n Al
a',,.s z. el.-is pspi jp>, ssfsi.sl PEI dsg az
!tc'n faSoe' ~< xfsrplfec tAre a. BE- Nh<,.sr a.
<'if' than a'> osh<s AYE a iassp impelsrA W. III.
Ne 1's<'sst~: % pi,al~H pafskrLd, . tbs. s1eus
nn-t sesh . he ssa eaHpA<<p Y AL 1a.ss a.
v>@<s< ss>@ e'A-f psAs< ssu
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-03

Rev. S. I. Bishop will occupy the pu'pi, a,
the Bethell to-mouow.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-03
DIssoIvrion OF coPARrNHssH.p.

tienFge W & Joues and George { Pfaehf. u
kau, Hawai-, esAsri With the deA.h " NJ Psaela.
Accounts ssais,i ihs iair hsa viii he ><tslrd upon
application 10 the un~isIsgnsd kahnku, ksn, fla
wall g. W. &. JONES.
f9i~fm
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-03

Apropos Of MayDay, why had Honolulu
no May-Day picnic' ! suggest, for next year,
a May-Day outing in which the children Of all
the Sunday Schools may join. For this year,
why no, have one on Saturday, May 3Ista
Honolulu, Friday, May 2. 1884.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-03

The Mission Chidrens Society will hold It's
regular monthly meeting at the residence Of
Judge Austin this evening
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-03

Apropos of the flowers, there was a very
pretty innovation at the Bethel social last
Thursday night, for which Mrs. S. NJ. Damon
is responsible. A "happy thought" came to
that deservedly popular lady, in the midst Of
the pleasant beginning Of the social. With
her accustomed promp,ness she drove rapidly
home, and shortly returned with basket Of
button-hole bouquets, one of which was given
to each person present. The lady's Mayday
inspiration was appreciated.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-03

have seen an advance copy of Mr.. Serene
Bishops monograph on the altcr-glow, TO ap-
pear in the Hawaiian Monthly. So far as my
own reading goes, and that of those reading
men with whom have conversed on the sub
iect, no account has been written Of the great
krakaioa eruption of last year which equals
that Of Mr.. Bishop in clearness, in comprehen-
siveness and in reasonable explanation Of the
| afler-glow phenomena. The May number of
the Monthly will deserve to be read, il for
nothing else than Mr. Bishops valuable paper.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-06-18
An IOWA CLuB CALLED FOR
DrToR PosT-INTELLIaENCER:

EDITOR PosT- T-ISTELLIeENCER:
Is there any Iowa association in this
Territory IL there Is not let us have
one. Let US form an association to be
composed of natives and old residents
of Iowa in Washington Territory. Let
us have rooms and Territorial head
quarters at Seattle. Let US keep SEQ
retary. registers, etc., and have a badge
of some description the cost wonld be
triiling to the thousands of old Hawk
eyes IN the Territory. and the benefits
would be great. Any who did not feel
like journeying to Seattle to JOIN the
Territorial association could do so by
letter, and auxiliary associations could
be formed Ia all sections. Ii there Is
no such association, what say you,
Iowsns, TO the project Ii there is,
Mr.. Editor, just put this in the waste
basket and tumble your Growler IN
on the top of it 10 hold II down.
JoskPH w. DoRR.
Lyndep, whateom county, W. T.,
June 10, 1884.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-06-18
ftcEr s0rSD B.Prisr AssoCna.
TI0N.

=, ihis body will meet at Puyallup ON
thursday Of this week. probably con-
,,.nlng at =. ~. on arrival of the train
s.sm Tacoma. and closing the Sunday
evening following.
a convention Of all Baptists in West
s'n washington and British Columbia
sailed to meet at the same place ON
aonuay next, Jane sd, az 10 a. M, for
se purpose of more fully organizing
~ NJ missionary and educational work of
al, s region, and may hold for one or
so days, according TO the pleasure of
All baptist churches have keen in
seu 70 send delegates to this conven
n, which will probably become the
wntfal force of Western Washington
ssd British Columtia in missionary
s%sn % educational work and Sunday
u organization among Baptists.
n.snRements bave been made with
spsain Parker. of the Messenger. by
~ ..CI ~ Delegates may ray full fare going
80 aaufsday or Saturday at 1880 a. m,
A.. 1ssnrn free on Monday or Wednes-
afternoon. Also with Captain Bal.
~, et the Zephyr. for those going on
ulesday or Friday, and returning
'Sssday or Thursday free.
Cue oregon Railway 4 Navigation
hss have not yet been heard from,
,o.ia sia probably make similar reduo-
me- PASSENGERS leaving Thursday
rs.ag oy the Messenger at Yesler's
o'sla., VIII arrive at Puyallup at l:
sss, sk, IN time for all sessions of the
asion. ID. j. PIERcE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-06-18

THE OLrvzE WoLcorr's SUCCESSOR
The revenue cutter Richard Rush 10 in
our harbor, and will remain on this stA-
tion probably six months. Captain @.
l.. Hooper 10 in command OF the Rush.
Captain Hooper has many old friends
IN Port Townsend, who are delighted TO
SEQ him again. He Is one of tbs few
practical men in the revenue marine.
anxious TO do his duty an ali occasions,
and zsaious TO secure efficient service.
Pert Townsend people appreciate him
heartily, and are not slow TO manifest
il. They would be glad TO see him
transferred for another term to this STA
tion. Chief Engineer Doyle, another
old Puget Sounder, 10 also attached TO
the Rush, as well as Lieut.. Bsuham.
who was here on the Wolcott fev
months ago.-irgss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-06-18

A Frxxp EAcr.-The Washington Ter
ritofy Employment Bureau - tne legit-
innate place 10 order your hcip. Iney
are genuine business men. and attend 10
the wants of ell requiring good meohan-
los, laborers. cooks, and IN fact all you
may want. Ofiices. Washington street.,
next 20 Police Court. Seattle. houn
7:3O 10 $50 daily. lmdw jeia
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-06-18

CHxAP FAsKs-Ths Oregon Railway
and Navigation Company has placed
tue steamer George Z. Starr ON the
route between Seattle and Victoria. IN
ouposision TO the Eliza Anderson, and
viii carry freight and passengers as re:
duoed rates. For particulars apply 70
J. II. Carney, a, City dock. my7 dv
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ANY AND WEEKLY:

a-.,sszional cards, 81 per month for one
~ Is per month for one-haif inch:
ncn q cents line for one week. and
a .sris line per month
% acemerciaI advertising, ~ an inch for
Co.ask aad 81 an inch per month
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-06-18

tion| y - largest stock. the choicest selec
u sss.ss 49, oes' quality and lowest prices
ssneosso blank books and miscel-
Dsvis. ! soooks. at ths book store Of q.
. 20, lis Cherry street.. n2
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-06-18

CHrar.-Two valuable water front
lots for sale, st foot OF University
street. Very cheap. Inquire OF II. n
Peace, corner Of Eighth and spring
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-06-18

6nissaa a aksr. CHEAp.-A two story. hard
,sssa house. Back, front and side
Sens on Fourth st.. bet. Spring and
roass Splendid view Of bay. Seven
res one large pantry. one large gar
~. cellar. patent water-oIoset and
sasss ss 70 sink. Inquire of II. III. Pease.
s''hef Eighth and Spring. msi.im
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Love sonqasrs the lover. bat hxxLsIs
JAxpxrIox To6rc ennquers the liver. "a
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-06-18

Strawberries in any quantity at the
Fash. ON Store. Mill street. 1eo
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-06-18

A GOLD LOCKET. WITH MONO
- gram on cutside. -. p" and swo
photographs inside. was lost en- the street
Thursday morning. The nndsr viii Be
suitably rewarded sn leaving the same At