Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-29
BREvsTIEs.

The schooner Teaser, loaded with
freight, sailed for Quilleute at mid
night.
Mrs. b. Goldsmith, of Portland, Or,
IL at present visiting Mrs. Bailey Cat
zsrt. Of this city.
q. II. Anderson has prepared q map
OF the various additions 10 the city.
They are neat and nicely executed.
DIR. II. I. Minor will deliver the open
ing address at the Grand Army fair. in
Yesler's Hall, this { Wednesday, even
ing.
A dessrter from the garrison at Fort
Townsend was arrested here few days
ago, and yesterday was taken back to
his post by 0fiioer Webster.
j. M. Blaine has begun the build
ing of pretty little ones story cottage
ON Front street, between Pike and Pine,
intended for his own occupancy.
Yeslsr's Hall is being handsomely
decorated for the Grand Army Auxiliary
Society's fair, TO be held on Wednesday
aud Thursday evenings OF this week.
Collector A. w. Bash. of Port Town
send, Is In Seattle, In attendance on the
District Court during the trial of the
opium smuggling Gases, the first Of
which was commenced yesterday.
Rear Admiral Baird, of the British
Navy, accompanied by his staff, has Just
come over the Northern Pacific. Ad-
miral Baird will take charge of the
British squadron on the Pacific coast
DIR. A. Il. Mintie, after a weeks sue
eal hnRn s~sn fr.Aau lac -
for his home in San Francisco. Those
day by calling at the Brunswick before
the departure OF the afternoon boat.
Several ladies have been busily en-.
gagged this week fixing dolls and fancy
work for the q. A. X. Auxiliary Fair, to
be held tonight and tomorrow night
Persons can purchase holiday toys in
this way at a low figure, besides enjoy
ing themselves At the fair.
The steamer Rustlsr last week carried
the following miscellaneous freight To
New Westminster; ~ lambs. los chick.
ems. 1896 eggs, 81 boxes apples. 10 boxes
pears, 3 sacks Onions, 400 pounds cab
bage, 100 pounds turnips, 60 pounds car
rots, and 20 packages household goods.
I. Lyle's new store on Third street
will be Of brick. The upper structure
will be of wood. his former residence.
His Is the first house in town OF the
kind described. In the event of the
residence burning at any time, the lower
walls can be continued. and q two OF
three story brick building viii then APP
pear.
The North Pacific aud Geo. 4. Starr
are unable to run ON their present sched-
ule time, and are distressingly irregular
In consequence. People wait ON the
dock for them one, two aud three hours.
on the down run in the night from Ia
coma. The boats seem 20 be unable to
make IL by 2;3O @. m, and the sooner
4, 5 or s Is set as the hour for departure
the better.
The bark Forest Queen, which arrived
at Hosolulu. October 9Th, from Belling-
ham Bay. with cargo of lumber, was
discovered on fire at 4 o'clock on Sun
day morning. October 18th, while lying
at Wilder's wharf. After an hours
work the fire was extinguished, bus the
cabin was 10 badly damaged that it will
have to be replaced before proceeding
again 10 sea.
Adviees received from Honolulu state
that the schooner Premier, Nelson master.
put into Tanning Island. leaking The
captain aud crew, excepting the first
mate, who was left in charge, sailed for
San Francisco on tue schooner MAloio,
now due. The Premier tirss sprung
aleak OF the Fiji Islands, andgrounded
April 9th, while catering English Har-
bor. She was gotten OF and landed her
cargo of $50 tons coal on the beach.
She sailed from Humboldt last spring
for Sydney, with q cargo OF lumber, and
was returning with coal. The Premier
is one Of the Port Ludlow built vessels,
Is about SIX years old. and vas valued at
$1,000. She was insured for $4,000.