Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-26

The bark Henry Buck has gone to
sea with her cargo of Seattle coal.
The ship William II. Starbuck, Capt.
Reed, Is discharging ballast at the Ocean
Dock.
The Queen Of the Pacific will sail for
San Francisco al clock Sunday after
noon.
Eev. Z. q. Strange was duly installed
minister of the Presbyterian Church OF
this city last evening.
Olympia is to have a telephone ex-
change. The agent is there at present.,
soliciting for subscribers.
Work en- the Cherry street grade is
progressing rapidly, a large fierce Of
men and teams being employed.
The kitsap County Republican Con-
vention for the election of delegates to
the Dayton Convention will be neld at
Port Gamble today.
w. j. Thompson, the Tacoma banker.
has been invited by anumerously signed
petition to iun for the position of
Mayor of the terminus.
Among the letters detained for post
age In the Victoria pOstothce are two
for Seattle: one addressed to Miss Belle
Hatch, and the other to Mrs. Edith
Dillon.
Mrs. Angus Macintosh, who has be- n
for eight months past with her children
at Santa Clara, California. will return
10 her home III this city ON the next
steamer.
A trial of speed between the fleet
footed Olynpian and the Queen of the
Pacific would be viewed with great in
terest by the Puget Sound friends of
both boats.
Over $51, 0OO, 600 is invested in mining
in Menominee and Marquette counties,
Mich, and the capital put into rail
| roads and vessels for transporting fur
naces and mills amounts to something
like $3O,0O0.0OO.
Minerva Social aud Literary Club was
organized last evening by several young
men of the city, and officers were
elected as follows: j. II. Dorsax, Presi-
dent: j. A. Whalley, Vice President: j.
p. OBrien. Secretary; Z. Schwerin
Treasurer; j. Rock, Sergeant at Arms.
A foot race has been arranged be-
tween Bishop of Port Townsend and
knightOn of Olympia, the contestants to
run for $500 side. The race is to come
Oft at Port townsend May 10th. This
Is the third time that they have met,
and the winner will be considered the
champion of Washington Territory.
A young mems meeting will be held
in the Y. NJ. c. A. Hall this evening a,
o'clock. Mr.. II. j. Mccoy, the leader
of the Young Mems Christian Associa.
nf ba
| and wishes to meet and speak to al
many of the young men of this place
As possible. Don't fail to be present.
Yesterday afternoon some enthusi
astic individual III the court room ap.
plauded during speech of one of the
attorneys. The demonstration riled the
Judge in "A hurry. He rose to his feet
aud administered a sta;hing rebuke to
tue offender. He said that he would
express all the appreciation or disappro
baton necessary around the court room
| and dId not wish To have his prerOga
lives interfered With by any outsiders
AT the Termination of the Judges re-
marks PIN could have been heard, had
1t dropped III any part of the room.
The case of the Territory VS.. Celestine
st. Uprey, proprietor of the Washington
Restaurant, on an indictment for keep
ing a house of iii fame, occupied the
attention of the Court all YESTERDAY
afternoon. 1t was clearly proven thai
the restaurant portion Of the establish
ment Was all ri2at, and that many bust
ness men took meals there; bat il seems
that there are four ruOu5 adjoining the
| restaurant, III the same buliulng, which
We're lot from time To time to any Ons
who wished to hire them, regardless OF
age, sex or condition. lac case went to
the jury at halfpast 5 O'clock last even
ing. and at THIS W. iting there are nc
pro- PEGS of an agreement.