Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-16

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Steamship wiImiseson + due from
Nan ErAnofeco.
Mn. j. Earth i visiting MrA H B.
Ldft Ia Portland.
Mr.. DEXTER Horton b expectsd 70 ar
RVS here today fr0m the East.
The crowds sen lately on oar streets
rsmind enc forc5bly u the booming
days Of 1852 and 1888
schoonsr IstitlA u under charter as
ssn Fr1ncfsco 20 bring 70 Bsas1is an
other ioad of msfchsndlee.
The mernbers d the Y0anz Msn's In
dependenf Political Club viii meet this
evening At the Court House. The hour
80.
The man who fell from the coal In
dine and had his ribs broken, and Who
w.s taken 70 Erovidenoe Hospital for
treatment. i rApidIy improving.
The plankinQ Of Front street. from
Mil north has begun a section OF
plank has been put down near Battery
street.. wheze Il was badly needed.
An occasional sunset 10 AZ beautiful
a. those Of last winter, which II all parts
Of the world attracted 30 much atfen-
fion and called Earth general curiosity
and admiration.
Farms are always desirable. always
good property. Those in need of 9
piece of land at comparatively small
expense should see Albert Voss, who haa
inst such piece Of property.
Those who are In the habit Of using
Telephones should remember that the
Office new remains open all night An
accommodation il fhus afforded Of
which the public should nst DC slow =
take advantage.
i Miss Kittis Reed died In Portland lasi
Monday. Miss Reed lived in Seattle
last year, and viii be remembered By
many ciiixens Her father, Judge ]. II
Reed, died here last winter, after which
the family removed 70 Portland.
i Captain J. II. Bruce, formerly OF thu
schooner Reporter and other weli-knowT
coasters, who is now Marine Surveyor
Of the port of San Francisco. recently
lost $500 horse. He left the horse un
J hitched, aud 1t backed overheard, taking
the buQgy with IL, and drowning.
II A. McKinbis. for Eve years past il
charge Of the business of the Paoiti,
Mutual Life Insurance Company in Or
egou and Washington, has retirst
! therefrom. Ladd q Tiiton viii here
after act as financial agents of the oom
pany, with Donald Ross temporarily il
charge of agencies
Mr.. Frye tested the lights in the Oper,
House last evening. The large sun
burner is 20 be lighted BY electricity, bn
as yet the battery necessary for this pur
pose does not work we'll. He is anxious
that all the lights should be perfect be
|. fore tbs staging is removed from tn
center of the hall. The footlights ar,
most excellent in their burning.
The recently published report of th,
! early coming out of the steamer Olym
plan 10 said to be unfounded. The pres
ent condition Of business will not justif,
: the use of that immense and maenifi
cent, but costly boat. 1t is to be hope,
the trade Of next spring and snmme
will call for the most active employment
Of not only the Olympian, but also o
her sister ship, the Alaskan.
The Columbia Ciuychmaa gives an 40
, count of the earliest record of MARI
ages, baptisms, etc., which occurred a
Vancouver, commencing in 1886, b.
Protestant ministers. The record, j
says, was found ut Victoria, b. O., and
, copy was furnished the Rev. A. 5. Mich
! olson by Bishop Hills, which now be
comes part of the Episcopal parist
register.