Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-30
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The CITY ls full of sneak thieves.

The CITY is full Of sneak thieves
Mr.. Charles Naher has nine room
cottage TO let.
The ship Memnon is dischargins bal .
last At the barrel factory.
A couple of petty thieves were s. MT /
I'D las, evening oy Justice Cam.
A desirable co able house on Twelfth |
street Is offered II sale oy is owner.
The tag Tacoma took the ship Henry /.
Willard III tow for the Columbia river /
last evening.
The weather continues mid and !
sprIue-hke, and vegetation l. gfo~li &
raBklv AID lux1riantly.
Steamship Empire sailed from y n
Francisco for Seattle April 2ith. with
passengers and merchandise.
II. X. Struve. eldest son Of Mayor II.
q Strive. of this city. stIisd on the sup
shirley from Tacoma Yesterday - met
officer.
British bark Alice Mary. Of 81 tons.
load, lumber At Barnard Inlet for sgd
new. 80 which port sue viii get ~ shI!-
liDgs a thousand fee. for carrying It.
Victor l.. Iull. accompanied by MS
sister from Illinois. arrived Ia Seattle
Yesterday. and after remaining here a
few DAYS will make a vi,i. 10 > .n + ran
cisco.
Capt NIckels. "A prominent miaiug man
of California. acco npanled 10y his wife.
mas been IN king a tOnr OF the Sound.
They went 40 tue coast as far a. lie.
Is. c., and returned ye,terd ~.
The steamer George T.. Starr has been
undergoing her annual oVernaulIng, AID
was yesterday officially Inspected and
found to DC III good shape. Sne Will 20
into service again On tie lst of May.
ID. X. Devau. assistant surgeon III the
marine hospital service At st. LOUIS. has
been appointed 10 take Oh trge Vt the
hospital al Port Townsend. reviewing ID.
> Mead, Who has been ordered to PM
adel JtiA.
Steamer " F. Munroe yesterday took
down u FaIrhaven the furniture tor
hotel 10 Ice opened by ID. Harris. There
we're twenty wagon loads OF 1t. and II
gave the boat almost IA complete load.
a. tar rs bulk WAS concerned.
Inc sono ,lmaster must be Abroad III
Is slltJwn. Cert AMY one is ne=ded III III Al
sec ION. 4 reporter of this paper pied
the following from a notice tack ed up Ii
a t-nc- al tront street, IN the north end
Of the city: For Sale. CoUckinH
X ,nAue d other household furniture.
Inc steamer George +. Starr will
leave Seattle at ~ clock on tue morn
ing of Friday. May %, for New West
minister, taking freight and passengers.
Inc Geo. l.. Starr has taken the place
of the Gypsy Oh Tn New Westminster
rou:e. IL as not hnowu how frequent
trips she will make, bat II Is supposed
one a week.
". X. ihornell, Known here as Ray
mond Hope, who WAS taken to Colorado
/ Springs last winter On charges VI for
| gerry and ein oeZZleIncnt, has had n trial
| and been sentenced TO one .edrs im-
prisonment III TIL penitcnt.ary, witt
hard labor. The charge OF forgery Is
Yet held against him.
| Chas. l.. WInans. representing f l..
| Polk & Co, the great directory makers
| of Chicago, viii be here fox the next
three weeks, taking Il business census
OF the city With I. view 10 Its appear
ance III IL forthcoming Volume. to Oe Il
directory of Oregon, Idaho and Wash
luglon. He viii begin tbs iabors this
morning.
That the town shore of the bay is
rapidly filling becomes plainly and
almost painfully evident any low tide
The I'LL for several blocks along the city
front has averaged SIX inches year
during the past ten years. There Is rea-
son To suppose this rae Of nil viii bt
kept up during tue next ten years as
Vol. ana that then the water front will
Z h.4 y..H al i,.st- ....k h..F
west than 1t WAS ten years ago, with a
long shoal reaching beyond.
The Portland kaltma sec,ion Of the
| Northern Pacific Railroad Is being put
III condition for use. Work Is also be-
Ing fapl ,ly prosecuted uu tue tittii. up
Of the bls Irou ferry BOAT to connect
the road witn the Pacific division at
halania. II A. prop I-ed 10 Ii I'VE tue rad
ami the ferry -boat aud tue Seattle la
coma railroad All ready iur Use AT IA,
same time. When ttfouan Trains VIII at
once be put Oh tro..4 t.Is cIty ~ PORT
land.
Steamer GlpSy has been put on the
| roate from Portland to Seattle. tuuc u
log ut Astoria, Shoaiwater Bay. Gray =
HarDor and Port irWu,tni. II tikes
now Tour, nvc .,uu six utt- ~ Yet tIeis ut
here from Portland, Ia, All = Dy rail
while the Gypsy can brlns Il more than
twice as far liz three days, and without
hrraklug bu,k. IL Is ~ DO hoped our
merchants Will throw all their trade
| into the GipSy, ANA THAI they Viii also
cnieavor to work up A business with
Supalwater Bay ana Gray nArbor.
A. b. Wyckoif .Lienienaut Commander
IN tue United States navy, has been lie
t,ched iruu the Asiatio squadrou and
ordered East. While en- route be CON
ciuded to revisit sG.nes OF former ac
| qua.ntauce on Puget Sound, and with
| that object III view L. now III Seattle,
| and Will today 90 Oh to Olympia. While
III Chiness and Japanese waters ue was
on the ships Ashueiot and Mouocao,
He will 90 East by the Northcru Pa
chic t. Garrison, thence East by the
| Utah * Nocth.rn and Union Paciiic.
Ste ,mer W. f. Muuroe makes a slight
change of route this week. She will
hereafter III Ike one trip week among
| the islands of the San Juan group,
leaving Whatcou' Saturday morning and
| returning III the evening, after calling
at Orcas, Lopez. San Juan and FrIdaN
| and Roche Harbors. She will make her
two trips from here As usual. going
down lu, sday anu back NeIuesi y.
and going down Friday and back sun
day. The Munroe h proved herself a
good boat Tor the route and trade she
has adopt, q. ANA on acc ,uut of her all
day ran As acquitted = deserved popu-
lautv.
OVERFLOW NsErINa.-rue meeting
held III the II. =. Church last Sunday
evening, Was about the largest religious
gathering yet held in Seattle. The
main room and gallery were Tiled, even
the aisles being crowded. Resides this