Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-05

The ship l.. Schepp went TO sea yes
terday.
One drunk at toe Police Court yestef-
day Vas timed SO.
At the telegraph Office T. y. Hing Will
find a message for him.
C. Z. rItas has taken charge of the
eating department. of the Hotel Bruins
wick.
Charles Caster. the enterprising ben
ton merch ant, was In Seattle yesterday
attending 70 some private business.
Harrington i Smith are building
long warehouse on the newly built por-
ton of their wharf.
The Michigan Mill Company vas yes
,ersav attached by the Yesler Mill and
Misunderstanding Company for the SUM OF
$40.
Sullivan. who had leg cut of by the
cars AT rhe Dslles last year. has recov
cred Sll.0J0 damages from the railroad
company.
The Willamette arrived from San
Francisco last evening. She brings lUu
tons of pig iron fer the Washington
Iron Works
The steamer Bob Irving is undergoing
extensive repairs and changes to her
upper works, preparatory TO entering
the passenger carrying business.
The body of the young man Edwards,
" no was drowned here last Thursday,
will be sent by Northern Pacific Express
to the home Of his parents at Forest, Illl-
nois-
Route No. 4o,2f4, from Edison to
| Samisn. has had It's schedule changed,
so as 10 connect both ways with the
mail boat between Seattle and What
| com.
/ A good female cook can learn of a
| steady situation with good wages by APP
plying At once to this Office or to the
proprietor of the boarding house at
Laurel Shade.
The frame of Clayton Brothers three
story wooden bHildlng, at the corner
of Front snd Columbia streets, is now
up, and the work of inclOsing will be
pushed rapidly ahead.
All year old daughter of j. J. Nc.
Gov, near Roseburg, Or, was shst anC
instantly killed on Monday. A younger
sister was playing with a loaded revOl
yer. which was accidentally discharged
the ball taking effect IN the temple and
ranging up into the brain.
A terrible accident occurred OR Rice's
Bar several days ago, the date and par
tculars of which We do not know. say.
the Dayton W. ~ Chronicle, but b,
some means the infant daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. II. NJ. jerks got its feet q
badly scalded with hot water that, aftel
several days of terrible suffering, i
closed its eyes i'll death.
A Chinese laundryman was tried be
fore Judge Cam yesterday for retainlns
linen left with MIN 10 be washed. Upon
full examination 1t appeared that til,
customer did not know with jast wha
Chinaman he had had dealings, anc
that this one had been arrested upoI
general principles. The prisoner wa
accordingly discharged.
The Seattle Safe Deposit Compan,
have called for bids from three OF tn
largest safe manufacturing firms il
America for the making of numerOa
safes. to be placed In the basement o
the Deposit Compauy's building. rhes'
steel chests will be imbedded in tn
solid rock foundation with Portland CO
ment. thus rendering them absoiutel,
fire ana burglar proof.
The contractors for raising the suak
en- Uma,illa 1t Esquimalt Harbor Com
menced work Yesterday. Iaey fesl as
sured that they will experience Lttl
difficulty in raising that craft, as the
have taken great care In making ar
rangements for tne undertaking. Cap
tains Whitslaw and Ross are the con
tractors. Both men are experience,
wreckers.
The Young Woman's Christian Fem
Ierance Union will give an eutert AIN
ment this evening in the Court House
to which the public are cordially III
WED. Following is the program
d aogue; solo by Miss Retta Ripley
violin solo, by Mr. VIM. Meyhew: reel
tation by Prof. y. z. Lee; solo oy Mis-
Atkins: solo by Mrs. johnson. In
Queen City brass band will also pla
several selections during the evening.