Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-30


Ma Up. Ferry Is visifins lser parents
In Olympia
Andrew Fseerbere. . native Of swe-
den, was nafnSAlixsd yesterday.
Ths Univsrsity opened np again yes
tsrday, with large attendance.
Il. d. Atsgidee, ems Of the live citi-
zens Of Jefferson county, b - present
ia Seattle.
The professional card Of Judge W. ID.
Weed appeass In the PosT-IsTKELIoEx-
cxn this morning.
Ms. Porter, Of Olympia, eans down
on the Messenger yesterday, 20 attend
70 Some Legal business
Ths Chssauqns Society will meet one
week from tonight 20 work on The new
quarter. Further announcement later.
Mrs. Judee Hoyt arrived here last
evening, and will remain 10 Heattie sew
ssal days, Q guest Of ex -3oyernor FER
rye family.
A number ef yoane folks enjoyed
skating on Lake Onion yesterday after.
aeon, and pretty good skating may be
looked for today.
g. Morris Haller, Of this cisy, has
Joined the Law arm Of Burke a Rasin,
and hereafter the arm name will be
Burke, Rasin a Halter.
The ship Meanon, Captain Fox. aud
the Tenplar. Captain MalRrsm, have
arrived. and will load coal here for the
Oregon Improvement Company.
A man who becomes rich by swipdline
his creditors. or paying on his debts 81
rs cents on the dollar, 10 net meet and
proper person 10 lead . boyoottinR
scheme against . respectable journal.
The cigar and tobacco firm of l.. X.
q. Smith has enrolled itself among the
company of boyeottefs. This firm and
Front strsst beer hall, which took
copy of the paper, comprised the full
strength Of yesterdays assault.
On January 5th w. Drcnkel vili open
an evening school at the Yesler College.
thus sifcrdipg the young people of this
city, who are compelled 70 earn their
own living, an opportunity of an edncs-
ion. Prof. Drenkei IL teacher Of ex-
perienoe, and We wish him success.
q. Kirschbere. who keeps q saloon on
Front street, was arrested yesterday for
violation Of the Sunday law. He was
taken before Justice Yrooman, where he
applied for change OF venue 20 Justice
Cams Court, which was granted,
wherenpon City Attorney Hanford dis
missed the case.
The annual meeting of the First Bap-
tist Church will occur this evening a.
the church paIlors st 7 o'clock. All
members are urged 10 attend. The
election of Clerk. Treasurer, three
Deacons and 1--we Trustees, constitute q
part of the business Of she evening.
Animal reports will be received from all
the officers.
Some weeks ago Mr.. Northup. ST.,
was injured by having q bailding
fall on him, while working near Lake
Union, since which time he has been In
very critical condition physically, and
u was feared he coald not recover. OF
late, however, his physicians feel more
ercpuraged In regard to his condition.
The sick man is father of b. l.. North
up, Councilman from the Third Ward.
The Langrishe Company did as poor
business In Victoria a. 10 did here.
The Times says of 10 THE farewell
performances Of the Langrishe Comeiy
Company was given at Philharmonic
Hall last evening", and was very poorly
attended. They have met with heavy
loss during their stay In this city, as the
audience, on no occasion, was large
enough 10 pay expenses. They left this
morning for Port Townsend"
At the annual meeting Of the Marine
Engineers' Association, held on Sunday,
a. ell An
were elected: President, Henry Denny;
Vice President, Thos. Benjamin; Trea.
surer, Robert Moran; Financial Score
tary. Peter Moran; Corresponding Sec
rotary, w. A. Perry; Recording Score
tary. wm. Gillian; Chaplain, J. X.
Morris; Conductor. Jas. Durham; Door
keeper. A. E. LeBallister.
Captain ID. 8. GoodelI, Jr., master of
the ship Brown Brothers. was in Seattle
yesterday. He states that the trip up
the coast was very rough one, and that
he laid of the Caps six DAYS before be
could enter the straits. His vessel Ia nj
Port Blakely. where she will load lum-
Der for Sydney, Australia. While AZ
Sydney the ship will be newly coppersd.
She will then bring load Of coal
to San Francisco, and there load grain
for Europe.
The members of Seattle Engine CON-
pany No. ?, aud the hook and ladder
boys held q meeting on Sunday. for the
purpose of discussing fire matters and
the needs Of the department. After
considerable debate, IL vas decided 10
appoint committee Of two from each
company 10 lay the grievances Of the
department before the City Council.
The hook and ladder company appoint
ed L. NJ. Carr and I. II. Halter. and No.
Gardner kellogg and II. L. Levy, on
sach committee. j. Schram, Of the
shooks," was elected 20 I'LL the vacancy
In the Board Of Delegates. and A. l.. r.
Ferry and J. +. Mcdonald 20 all the
vacancies on the board. The meeting
was harmonious an viii no doubt re-
suit in some good.