Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-27

The Qoeen sails at one o'clock this
afternoon.
Schooner Una, in the Wells line, will
sail next from San Frs.clsco for Seat
tie.
The steamship Walla Wal!a. loaded
uitn Seattle coal. went to ses yesterday
forenoon.
Professor VIM. NJ. Davis and his two
Tvs gave an Interesting sparrlug match
a, Laconner few evenings ago.
One Of the owners Of the ship Mem
non, now IN oar port. Ii 1. Is. Morris,
tn. railroad engineer and coal operator.
Mr.. Jacob S,i,zel has been called by
business IN erests back 10 ColvIlie. and
has closed MS office III this city IL i ii
niteiy.
Today's issue of the Posi- INTELLI-
0EscEa can bs obtained of tue boys on
tao street and at the news stands at five
cents copy.
A force Of workmen ia employed IN
| clearing awav the Instructions on upper
Washinton street. caused by the Gazing
IN of banks during tb~ past winter.
.. II. Burnham, of the firm of Burn
| ham, Stan t.ford i co. propr!etors OF
| the oakland. Cal, p anins mills. Is
| Spending a few days on tue Sound.
| A new house Is building on Cherry
| street. alongside the kellogg u snyder
| store, which will be used b, the Puget
i Scum Company for telegraph 9TH %.
| Articles Of Incorporation o. . Sc
attic Steam Laundry We're filed Al the
| Auditor = office yesterday. The ctpltal
stock of the company Is place. at
$4,000. and the lncorporators are Dan
lei Fr ser, Charles A. Pats and George
A. Nc III uiien.
The next series of entertainments II
the Yeser Hall will be those of Miss
Louise Pomeroy and company from the
| baldwin tueater, of San Francisco.
They Will be here for two nights oniv,
those of Friday and Saturday next.
Fuller particulars Will be learned by pc
ru-al of tue advertisement III another
Column.
Four thea.e,s were in full blast last
night, including the Chinese, Bljol.
Maison Dore aud Yesler hall. inls
though pretty big dramatic bus
for Seattle, by no means WAS all the
amusements at command of our pleas
ure loving citizens, wis had a dancing
party, skating riuk, etc, besides. to Gl-
| vert their attention.
A coed many petty thefts have been
reported lately. During half an houl
three or four different complaint. Il
this sort were lodged yesterday. OGe
fellow had lost his hat, valu d at 81
and swore out a warrant against !.
nelghbOr of his for stealing it. Two
boys had lost their boot blaoklug ont
hts the previous night. valued at 81,
and wanted ii warrant for young fell
low suspected Of stealing them. The
| Justice had lost his overeoat, some one
having stolen it from his Otfi:e. A
warrant was demanded for a China
man, charged with stealing money from
the house of his employer.
The Captain of the ship w. H Star
buck concluded to 60 to Milton to dis
charge the remainder of his bsllas,
after coming SO near pulling down the
q. * +. :. K. K. wharf at low tId3 yes
terday. The ship lurched toward ri ar
ringtou d Smiths wharf, and IN order
to keep her from striking and knock
ing down that structure large chaln
were put out to the railroad wharf
which WAS pulled out of shape some
what by the strain upon 1t. The Cap
tam did not fancy recurrence of tals
trouble, 50 he hired tug and wen
ACROSS the bay, where there Is pIen5y OF
room.
Ny Awful Dad" was very acoepta
bly, performed by the Kendall comp.n,
III the Yesler Hall last night. The au
dienoe was fair, but not nearly as large
as 1t would have been had there II,
been so many public attraction
elsewhere. The company did Well
however, and by their rendition OF ii
comedy kept the audiences III the be.
possible humor to the end. Tho o:
chestra IL aoove the aver age, and gave
number of chOice airs for the entei
tainment of their patrons. fue Ken
dali company Is good one. as al viii
admit who have seen them play.