Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-17


A. Snyder ~ . Iot d Du1Rsne~ 20
tstoes fof s2le.
cspssio Ssu Hoss i now running ~
MASTER 81 The steamer Zephyr.
Thomas Ihompeon, formerly Of Seat
lie. has opened . gun shop IL Victoria
The Ladies' Equal Rights Associar
tion meets Is p. q. Tomorrow in Yes
Ier's Hail, 70 transact businsss Of ina
portznee.
sons twenty-five or thirty persons
came down from Newcastle yesterday
and the day before a. witnesses IN he
District Court-
Ckiibsru 4 Co bought and shipped .
ear load Of hops to New York yesterday.
They left here on the Emma Hayward
Yesterday afternoon
The weather OF the PASS fsx days has
been - lovely ~ one could wlsk, and
has been an incentive 70 trade OF the
most eniiscning character.
Tie Victoria Times asserts that sew
eral claims on Lornc Crcsk in Northern
British Columbia have each yielded
from 5000 20 5000 per MONTH
Dir. Armstrong, the anti forfeiture
candidate for Delegate 70 Congress, was
GO Port BlakeIy last evening. Just
where he viii 90 from there b not
known.
FIVE hundred dollars worth Of i'm
ported plase glass for the neg brick
building Of Gross Brothers az Tacoma
was broken on the wharf af that place
few days ago.
Captain w. X. Ballard Ia rapidly re-
covering from his recent severe spell Of
sickness. He h now about the streets
oyssy day, and this week nade trip 20
Olympia and back.
The Emma Hayward has been delayed
in arrival from the upper Sound for
several days past By toe taking ON
board Of heavy freights from Eastern
cities for our sncrchauts.
The WEEKLY PosT- IxTEILraEEuKE
printed yesterday can be bought at the
news stands and az the Office of psblica-
zion for 10 cents copy. It's repost for
tbs previous week is complete and ex-
ceedineiy interesting.
ALI active and honorary members
(past and presently Of ths Z. w. q. T..
U. are cordially invited to be present al
the social to be given in the basement
Of the Congregational Church, Sstur-
day evening, October 18th.
Among the 1900 people of King
County We circulated yesterday 1910
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - 465 WKEKIIEs
and LOS DAILrEs. Is II surprising Tins
| journal has influence in The direction Of
nome matters ?
The steamer James McNaught, With
large crowd of siwashes on beard, left
for down Sound yesterday forenoon;
but when few miles below this CITY
she encountered head winds and had to
return. Sne will start out again this
morning.
| The Grand Jury, which has been very
busy during the past ten days, Ia draw
ing its labors to close. Yesterday the
jail and county Offices were inspected,
and unless some new business comes
before that body, its work will be com
pieted by Saturday evening.
The earth from the Kenney loi and
from Front Street In being dumped on
the beach at the foot of Columbia
street. Before much more earth is
dumped there the oft-suggested sea wall
should be constructed, when the filling
could go on without injury to the bay.
Front str eet is now blocked on both
sides. The sidewalk is shut off in fr mt
of the new Safe Deposit building dur.
ing the laying there of stone walk,
and 1t Is shut off in front of the Kenriey
lot during the excavation prior to the
erection of new three-story brick
building. These temporary inconve-
niences are incidental TO the building up
of tbs city as 1t should be built.
Arthur Perry. in charge at the United
States penitentiary, On Mcneil Island,
came down from Steiiacoom yesterday
on business. He reports that there are
fifteen prisoners confined in that inssi-
tuition at present, with the prospect of
five or six more in few days. Bennett.
one OF the mates sent to the penitentiary
for cruelty TO seamen, will have COM
pieted his sentence ON the first of next
month. and be set at liberty. ID. l.. No.
Cowan, formerly member of the Seat
tie police force, Is one of the guards at
the penitentiary and is getting along
first rate.