Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-22


The nsw anuounosment Of Quinsy
Hsll Win aDpsax tomorzuu.
The stsanship aussu ct the Pacific
sails Ton San Fsanoisce - O'Clock to
day.
AZ Daytoa. ". T., live . nswly made
family bearing The singaisr surname OF
Mary.
The STAR CIosninR House viii have
somsthinR FRESH for the public tomsr-
row. Look ont f0r announcements.
MrA Constook, Che aeed n0fhsr Of
Mrs. q. X. ysnneF, b very sick-in fsct,
thsre h now little hops Of her recovery.
DR.. Mintie Of San KEsnoisoo b 81
present making . professional visit 70
his city. and can be found - ths Hotel
Brunswick.
Miss A. widesr, Of Nee Yerk, arrived
winter with her sister, Miss Minnie
Widesr, Of shis city.
The steamship Willamette arrived
from Portland yesterday forenoon,
bringing SONS railroad material Tor she
Cedar River ExtsusiOn-
q. p. Stone 10 out With another nov
city. This time he h going 70 distribute
tIlO In gold coin among tho best guess
era In shis CITY. Bee his advertisement.
The Uniou P4cifc agent, Who dis
turbs the dreams Of our contemporary
the Chronicle, ID urged 10 return his desk
70 this ofiice, a. Ne are sad and lonely
without him.
Schooner 6ailcr Boy, Capt. Mitchell.
left yesterday for San Francisco, taking
500 tons Of coal oonsioued to the Rem
ton Company, ana 5000 feet Of lumber
on ships account.
Thomas Forward, the man who beat
old man Coppin % badly, 10 now con-
nned In the city fail His victim 10 get
ting along toIefabiy well, and IL ID
thought he will recover.
The coast survey steamer Hassler,
With Colonel stevens, United States
present IN our harboF, having arrived
yesterday afternoon.
The ball of the Hook and Ladder
Company has been postpened TO Novem
bsr 18th, and IL place changed 10 the
Frye Opera House, In which floor will
placed for dancing purposes having a
width and length Of 90 by 30 feet.
On Thursday afternoon, at 2 o'clock,
the ladies will hold meeting in the
Methodist Chapel in North Seattle, 20
discuss matters pertaining 70 the best
interest Of the Equal Rights Associa-
ton. Yesterday similar meeting was
held In the southern end Of town.
The Rentcn FIRE Of Sunday night last
t<.f. .tsa{ t.fa ffxta s{fr s.asfs,xx
larIy from high elevations. IL shot
high up in the AIR over the great ridge
In the southern part Of town, and Gre
ated considerable remark, most per-
sons, however, supposing 10 was q fire in
the woods.
The Necs says the losses by the burn
ing of the Pacific Hotel in Tacoma last
Sunday were 5000. OF this, $4,000 was
by destruction Of the house, xl70O on
furniture, 500 In paper money. and
personal effects The only insurance
was that of the owner OF the house, w.
II. Fife. amounting 10 $4,000.
The Nanaimo Free Press complains of
the wholesale smuggling carried on by
British Columbia Indians. They come
TO the Sound to pick hops, fish or do
other work, and they 60 back with their
canoes loaded down with merchandise.
II suggests these irregular importations
be stopped by the Government, a sug-
gestion We fancy quite impractioable.
The fortunes which IL was heralded
were 20 be found in the Cour d'Aiene
minss may be inferred from the fact
that finely cut wood sells as low as 81 q
cord In the streets Of Murray, one Of the
new camps. lt can always Re safely
stated that where mining 10 profitable
no man will chop stovewood for such q
trifing sum ~ this. This incident
cages pretty accurately she size Of the
Idaho boom.