Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-24

Lodge Of Odd Fellows ID 10 Be open
ID at WhA3eum.
Schooner Courssr arrived at Port
Townsend yesterday.
Steamer Quesn Of The Pacific vil sail
for 6aa Francisco at l p. n. today.
Nh. C. F. Clapp, the DunGeneas nee-
chant, IL making . short visit to this
city.
The wires are down 70 the south. and
our tsleRraphic report il accsrdinRiy
much cuFtAiIed.
The repairs TO the steamer Nellie are
about complstsd. and she vas toved 70
YesleF's vhaFf yestsrday afternoon.
The hip India finished loading at the
coal dook yesterday. Her place Ut :. Q
bankers has been taken By the ship
Solitaire.
Apost ofioe il to b. established at
Useless Bay. ON WILDLY Island, and n:
J. Lyons viii probably be appointed
postmaster.
The gas lamp on the corner Of Front
and Pike stress has not been nj Tor
four nights. Who u to blame for tins
negligence?
Kellogg 4 Snyder have an immense
stock Of flower, grass and vegetable
sseds, new and fresh, which they offer
the local trade.
A man named Ben MoClelland vas ar
rested q Q vaR by officer Land yester-
dav morning. He was Afterwards re-
leased On 90 bail.
The social dance to be given at the
county buildina BY . number Of young
gentlemen, on Tuesday evening, prom
lees tn b . very pleasant affair.
TheReuille reports the probable open
ing of coal mine on Lake Whatc0m.
and the building of . railroad to II from
Bellingham Bay for the shipment Of its
product.
Prof. Nitsohke, the popular piano re-
pairsr and timer. il again in Seattle,
whore be will remain for . week in fill
ing all orders that may be left at Da-
viss' book store.
Capt. Chas. Matthews, for q long
torn of years master of tho ship Shir-
10y, in the Puget Sound lumber trade,
has lately bssn appointed pilot on the
San Francisco bar.
The Arion Club are 20 veil pleased
with the result Of their recent masquer-
ode, that they are already considering
the advisability Of giving another ball
Of the same sort few weeks hence.
Steamer w. F. Munroe has resumed
the other end of her r0uterup Nook
sack Eiver-drOpped BY her some time
ago. She went there last week for the
frft time in q month.
IT, -~o~,s>Ho.u - ~ha Dn..<. 7 20. h.-.
appointed Frank Levere q local CORES
pondens. Frank keeps we'll posted
upon matters likely to interest the read
efs of his paper, and will prove himself
bright correspondent.
Capt. Whitelaw, Of San Francisco,
Who came up TO Victoria on the Queen
Of the Pacific, to zee about getting the
contract for raising the Umatilla, il at
present in Seattle, having come over on
the George E. Starr yesterday.
The sale OF seeds 10 again ono Of the
great lines of trade. Much seed ID
bought in February and much in April,
but more in March than in both the
other months combined. The stores
dealing in seeds are now displaying
their goods to the utmost advantage,
and people With gardens are studying
their wants and making their selections.
Tho Ichi-Ba Bazaar il evidently in
the enjoyment Of . fine ruR of custom.
Its counters are continually lined With
patrons, eager to secure the fine bar
gains there - DO obtained. The ladies
are all guessing ct the number Of beams
in the glass. globe. the Rueeses varying
all the way from few hundred to ssv-
enty-five thousand.