Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-26

IN route 20 Indiana
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Kate Casslston at the Standard to-
night. Her Last appearance.
The funsraI Of tbs late Mira Captain
McAlpine will take place today az 10
o'clock.
Friday evening the Illinois Club will
hold les anniversary meeting A good
time Il expected.
The Emma Hayward brought large
tist Of passengers from Tacoms and
Olympia last evening.
The warehouse on the City Dock 10
rapidly filling up With hops, ready for
shipment, and smells much like Q hop
kiln.
Quincy Hall IL Offering clothes At
rates 50 iow ~ 10 be almost ridiculous
more iiks giving them away than SSH
ing them.
The old steamer Libby has been laid
up for some time ON account Of slack
times, bat IL ready 20 20 into service as
soon as there IL anything 10 do.
The Ladies' In charge Of the Thanks
giving dinner at Yesler's Hall, state
that q team viii cali on al contributors
today, 70 COLLECT provisions promised.
The ladies' Of the Presbyterian Church
will give social at the residence Of Mrs.
WyckofF, on Wednesday evening, Nov.
26th. second street, near Cherry. 1-3
Potatoes are coming into market
freeIy. more freely, In fact, than the
demand causes them to movs Qua Of IL.
Prices are lover than for long time
past.
No paper will be issued from this
oilice on Friday. Those wanting adver-
tisements inserted will govern them
selves accordingly. Bring them in
today.
Yesterday was warm aud, until even
ing, quite pleasant. little wind. rain
and mud then detracted from the
pleasure OF those compelled 70 move
about.
The peace and good order Of the city
has been something remarkable Of late.
Monday morning there was not man
10 the city Jail, which h very unusual
occurrence.
Court has adjourned till after Thanks
giving, 90 allow officers. attorneys, iu-
rors, clients. witnesses and other at
tendants an opportunity to eat turkey
| at their respective homes.
Mr.. Van Horn, advance agent for the
Rose Eytinge Dramatic Company, ar
rived In Seattle yesterday, and perfect.
ed arrangements for an openiag here al
the Standard on December LIST.
Sales Of seats for the Pop per-
formanee tonight have been generous,
indicating 4 large attendance. Kate is
drawer as we'll as kicker--a drawer
OF crowds OF pleased spectators.
Officer Gardner received Is yesterday
from generous citizens TO be presented
10 Harry, the Indian who brought Gus
| Pearson 20 town after be shot himself
| near the head OF the bay last ) sturday
A. Il. Stewart has received aud oper-
ed up bis hrst consignment of elegant
holiday goods, consisting of useful and
| ornamental toilet articles of all dcscrip-
lions, which must be seen to be appre
cistsi.
The hall Of the Young Mems Chris
| tian Association was oveFurowded last
evening, upon the occasion OF their
social. An interesting program WA
rendered, aud refreshments served gen.
erously TO all.
ID to expected that Chief Justice Beg
bic. OF the Supreme Court of British
Columbia, will shortly retire, aud an
| effort will be made To have ex- Lieuten-
ant Governor A. N. Richards appointed
10 the vacancy.
y. Baxter A Co.'S schooner Teascr 10
1 a. "a a.
firms Neah Bay store. On her return
sealing season. which commences about
she tirst Of January. The Teaser Is a
stsunch little schouner, and will doubt
less make good showing during the
approaching sealing season.
On the first Of December the Hall,
Paulson Furniture Company move their
immense stock Of goods into their new
store, SS5 and 6ST, lPoncin baiidinel
Front street. This company will occupy
the entire basement, and room 3oxlOo
on the FIRST door. The other room on
the hrss hoos viii be occupied by rresn.
Raymond q Turreii as boot and shoe
store.
ID. w. @. Wheeler of New York. Alex.
Mcdonald. also of New York, and II. b.
langdon of Minneapolis, have been an.
lointed by President Arthur commits
sioners 10 examine 37J{ miles Of the
Northern Paciie Railroad. with . view
70 iia acceptance. In this way the coni.
pany seeks 60 acquire shadow Of title
upon which 10 base claim for about
million acres more land.
List night a. the Hayward approach
ed the City Dock she was sixnnlied by
the Queen City 20 look out for raft of
logs, which the latter Was towing 10
Stetson 4 Pests mill. TIE HAYWARD
at once changed her course. running
bali a mite south. and, ewing To the
stiff breeze blowing ~ che time. IL re-
quired ten or fifteen minutes for her 20
ees squared around aud make her
landing.
The North Pacific and George L.
Starr will continue 10 bring oar mail
from Tacoma, arriving here. undsr the
new schedule. between 10 and IL o'clock
at uight-too late, Of course, 90 secnre
distribution the night Of It's receipt. II
the Emma Hayward brought The mail.
which she could do as wsll nos, IL would
get here In time for distrthution the
same night. Why esanat she briag the
| mail
Turkeys are new bought hy the
pcuRd only. both hy dealsrs and con.
| s1ners CoGsamcrs usually ecs their
birds killed and stripped. and paw IS
cSnts pound for them in that shape.
Dealers bay them alive. feathers and
ell. A coop full are offered them. The
coop and eonsenIs are pot on the scales
and weighed. tie turkeys are thee
turned out and tie coop weighed again.
subsrrcitng the sscond weight from ne
nrst, enables the dealer 10 get the exact
weight OF The t1rkeyss
Holiday present makers nauss NOT
forget The hookhinsies. He can nut
yoar old-fssAi0n books. Hssp<s4 and
newspapers together IN a bcand vslams
~ bright, substantial And xrrssutaals
- u nss and iass sas of tee SION. Ne
can back them with sneh signs A de
owner may eject. add pas upon them the
names Of the owners themselves. Dla.
Ties. prayer books aHa Biolss are sasrkrJ
oy hlm for . mere psstanr<, and ~.
ssins O. esfs thereby enhanced 10 he
receiver.