Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-18
1REvGrIEs.

w. 3. Jameson. of Port Gamble,
made flying visit TO Seattle Yesterday.
Mrs. Capt Geo. ID. Hill accom- panied
her husband to Walla Walla last week
The First Baptist Church Sundl,
School propose picnic about the LIST oil
June.
Mr.. Jos. DIVES. Victorian of long
standing, passed through this city ye.
terdsy, en- route for Portland.
A folad umbrella has been left at thi,
office for the loser. Ii WAS Ifs in tn.
postotfice by tho owner. Whose is III!
The City Council will sit all mex
week as Board OF Equaliz ,ti IN fol
the examination of the assessment OF
1884.
The Like Union Mission Snuda,
School wall give a concert this evsuin.
81 P,ee's Hall at 1880 O'Clock. All ar,
invited.
Sawlog, have gone down in price I
81 90 and 80 per Thousand feet. Lo.
ging Is dull and Improbable IN conse-
quenoe.
Among thuse mentioned for the MAY
| orally, la connection with the Juy
election. are Messrs. G. II Hauford nno
| W. ID. Wood, both good men and true.
Brueegemann Il Kelly, 1l09 From,
| street. are sole agents aud botilers OF
Excelsior beer, a new and popular brand
lately introduced upon the IN traet.
| rhe few friends and nu nervous credit
ors OF JOHN underwood, ltwyer auo
blk, are st Il awaiting the loue prom
isej return OF that individual from Cal.
ifornis.
Steamship q o. W. Elder will sail at /
o'clock tod ~, aud III steamers Geo. +
Starr and Eiiz, Anderson at z, and a.
three will spsnd tue night in tae pnrt
| Victoria
Tue office or she Puget Sound Tele
graph Company WAS moved from From
street into the new building recent,
erected for 1t adjoining tue Western
Z Ion ottidr on Cherry street.
Alien Weir. editor of the Port rovn
| send ifgas, Ii ls gone To san Frn,isc
| IS delegate TO the Grand Lodge of Che
| san Frienas. A crazy man has edltorial
oh rye of the 1,'gus during Mr.. weir's
absence.
The An l0rson brought 81 passengers
/ AtpfU lOWtlStll NtS
| ierdae, AMI tbs StfrT brought about al.
stHe number. Both beats leave thi.
afternoon at = O'Clock Oh their return Il
| Victosia.
The shin City of Brooklyn arrived
from San Francisco vest. lay, bringint
several hundred tons of freight for our
merchants. Harrington d smith were
the principal cpnsignees, and the vesse
SNOW moored at their dock disch trying
l. The through rate on wool in sacks
from all poluts ON the main line OF tn.
Northern Pacific in Washington Terri
| tory to Philadelphia and other Eastern
stiles Is $3.50 psr 100 pounds when
shipped in carloads of 1900 pound
and over. and IS 30 in lots of less than
1900 pounds.
In n paper on " Abraham Lincoln nj
Clneinaati, TO appear IN the June Har-
per's. Mr.. W. Nj Dickson, gives an int r.
sting sccount IF old Abe's first m e,ins
with bis great War Secretary. Mr.. Stan.
ton Tue batter WAS then the bigger
,uan of the two, and virtually slhawed
Mr.. Lincoln out of the eas- he was TO
argue.
/ A forgotten bit of history il brought
| 10 light by a writer In the Forthcoming
| tJune} Harpsr's. 1t seems II was not
,niy New England witch tried witches,
for this paper brings forth the records
| II the trial at Princess Aune Court
| House. Virginia. OF the witch Grace
| sherwood, who was sid TO have cross d
the Atlantic on an eegsaell and brouRh,
rosemary To Nlrpinia-whiea last would
nowadays scarcely lie a Leinous offence